Edinburgh has it all: medieval palaces, churches, festivals, museums, whisky tasting and…even a haunted labyrinth!
Attractions
Home to magnificent medieval palaces, gothic churches, museums, gallery and modern architecture, Edinburgh magically combines the old and the new offering a lot of places to visit. Don’t miss a visit to the Edinburgh Castle and a stroll along the Royal Mile.
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Festivals
Ever since the late 1940s, Edinburgh is annually home to a number of festivals. The first festival was Edinburgh International Festival, and then came the Fringe. Also during summer, the city is home to Edinburgh Book Festival, the largest of its kind in the world. Don’t miss Edinburgh Film Festival either. For a magnificent display, watch the Military Tattoo at the Edinburgh Castle. There is a Jazz Festival in late July, while Hogmanay is one of the most famous New Years celebrations in the world. The Children’s International Theatre Festival marks the beginning of summer with joyful celebration and childish exuberance.
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Whisky Tasting
A visit to Edinburgh is not complete without tasting scotch whisky. Embark on a tour or attend a tasting party.
>>more information on Whisky Tasting
Dungeons
Are you fascinated by the dark side of history? If so, make sure to visit the Edinburgh Dungeons. The labyrinth stretches under the Royal Mile, the Castle and further into the unknown. Legend has it that it’s haunted. Listen carefully and you might hear a distant drum beat.
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