Edinburgh, Scotland

Edinburgh offers the kind of city break customers remember: rich in history, easy to explore and filled with distinctive places to eat, drink and discover.

Top 5 Key Selling Points

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01.Steeped In History
Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns form a UNESCO World Heritage Site, bringing together medieval closes, Georgian squares and some of Scotland’s most important historic landmarks.
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02.A World-Famous Festival City
Every August, Edinburgh hosts theatre, comedy, music, dance and military pageantry at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, International Festival and Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
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03.Compact And Easy To Explore
Many of the city’s leading attractions are within walking distance of one another, making Edinburgh well suited to short breaks, first-time visitors and customers who prefer to explore independently.
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04.Culture, Food And Whisky
Alongside its museums, galleries and literary heritage, Edinburgh offers traditional pubs, contemporary restaurants, whisky experiences and a growing collection of independent cafés and bars.
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05.City And Nature Combined
Customers can explore the Royal Mile in the morning and climb Arthur’s Seat in the afternoon, with parks, hills and coastal neighbourhoods all within easy reach of the city centre.

Know Before You Go

Check transport options, seasonal events and expected visitor numbers to help customers choose the right time for their Edinburgh break.

Featured Hotels

Our Edinburgh hotel picks cover landmark luxury, central city stays and flexible apartment-style accommodation.

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The Balmoral

A Landmark Luxury Hotel

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The Resident Edinburgh

Central Stay With In-Room Mini-Kitchens

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Wilde Aparthotels Edinburgh Grassmarket

Apartment-Style Accommodation

Featured Activities

Exciting activities and adventures for all ages and all types of travellers to keep everyone happy and entertained.

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Edinburgh Castle
Set above the city on Castle Rock, Edinburgh Castle is home to the Honours of Scotland, the Stone of Destiny...
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The Royal Mile And Old Town
Running between Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Royal Mile leads past St Giles’ Cathedral, historic closes, traditional...
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Arthur’s Seat
An ancient volcano 251 metres above sea level. Several walking routes lead towards the summit, where visitors are rewarded with...
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Scottish Food And Whisky
Sample haggis, locally sourced seafood and modern Scottish cooking before exploring the country’s national drink through guided tastings and immersive...
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Leith And The Royal Yacht Britannia
Edinburgh’s historic waterfront district is known for its restaurants, bars and independent businesses. It is also home to The Royal...
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Featured Annual Events

Edinburgh hosts major cultural celebrations throughout the year, although accommodation should be secured well in advance for peak festival dates.

Unique Selling Points

Discover what sets Edinburgh apart, from its distinctive skyline and cultural calendar to its easy access from across the UK.

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Medieval Old Town And Georgian New Town
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World-Renowned Festivals And Events
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Historic Attractions Within Walking Distance
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City, Hills And Coast In One Break
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Direct Air & Rail Connections Across The UK

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