Rising across rocky hills beneath the unmistakable silhouette of Edinburgh Castle, Scotland’s capital is a city made for exploring. Medieval closes, cobbled streets and dark stone buildings give the Old Town its dramatic character, while the elegant Georgian avenues of the New Town reveal a very different side of the city.
Follow the Royal Mile through the heart of the historic centre, passing centuries-old buildings, hidden courtyards and inviting whisky shops. Around each corner, stories of monarchs, writers, grave robbers and infamous local characters reveal why Edinburgh has inspired so many legends.
There will be time to discover the city at your own pace. Visit a historic attraction, browse independent shops or find a cosy pub for a final taste of Scottish hospitality. Be prepared for hills, steps and uneven cobbles—but also for wonderful views and unexpected discoveries.
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