The Edinburgh Remakery
A Leith social enterprise tackling waste by repairing and reselling electronics and furniture and running community repair workshops, diverting tonnes of goods from landfill each year.
A Leith social enterprise tackling waste by repairing and reselling electronics and furniture and running community repair workshops, diverting tonnes of goods from landfill each year.
A Morningside shop selling ceramics, glass, jewellery and textiles handmade by makers with learning disabilities, with profits supporting their work.
Edinburgh’s most-visited paid attraction sits high on Castle Rock above the city. Inside you will find the Crown Jewels of Scotland (the Honours), the Stone of Destiny, the National War Museum and the famous One O’Clock Gun. Book a timed ticket ahead, especially in summer.
A five-star introduction to Scotland’s national drink at the top of the Royal Mile, with a barrel ride through the whisky-making process, expert-led tastings and the world’s largest collection of Scotch whisky. The Silver tour includes one tasting; the Gold tour adds four single malts.
The King’s official residence in Scotland, at the foot of the Royal Mile. Tour the state apartments, the historic chambers linked to Mary, Queen of Scots, and the ruined 12th-century abbey and gardens.
Edinburgh’s atmospheric Old Town closes and hidden underground vaults come alive on an evening ghost tour. Established operators such as Mercat Tours offer access to the Blair Street vaults, mixing real history, folklore and a few frights.
The most popular day trip from Edinburgh heads into the Highlands, typically taking in Loch Ness, Glencoe and Pitlochry across a long but rewarding day of lochs, glens and dramatic Scottish scenery.
The remains of an extinct volcano in Holyrood Park and Edinburgh’s best free viewpoint. The walk up takes roughly 45 minutes and rewards you with a sweeping panorama over the city and the Firth of Forth.
The spine of the Old Town, running downhill from the Castle to Holyroodhouse, lined with historic closes, St Giles’ Cathedral, independent shops and street performers.
Tai Kwun immerses visitors in the rich heritage of the historic Central Police Station compound. More than 170 years of history will unfold through interactive tours, heritage storytelling spaces, diverse education programmes…