Biddy Mulligans
Scotland’s most famous Irish bar.
The Three Sisters
Where you’ll find hearty grub and a lively atmosphere.
Southpour
Relaxed dining and drinking in the shadow of Arthur’s seat.
The Golf Tavern
Nestled on the edge of the Bruntsfield Links.
The Bothy
Great food and drinks a stone’s throw from the Zoo.
Pub classics with a twist on the shores of Leith
Our world famous neighbour just around the corner from us. Sited on top of an extinct volcano, gaining stunning views across City of Edinburgh, the castle has witnessed many of the defining events of Scottish history.
Take in the best of the city in one day with the option to hop on & off to explore at our leisure.
Choose from a range of coach tours to the Scottish Highlands on one of their fantastic 2 day, 3 day or 5 day tours. Or if you don’t have as much time on your hands why not join them for your once in a lifetime experience at the Edinburgh Military Tattoo Day Tour or Scottish Highland Games. They also offer unforgettable day trips to the famous Loch Ness and Loch Lomond.
This is a world of illusions with 5 floors packed full of amazing optical experiences. Located on the Royal Mile, just before Edinburgh Castle.
Merlin’s Dungeons are not for the faint hearted! A unique combination of real history, horror and humour bring gruesome historic events back to life in the 21st century. Each Dungeon offers a horror fest linked to their location – highlighting the local history’s horrible bits. The Dungeon experience combines live actors, rides, shows and special effects to transport you back to relive those darker times. Led by the world famous London Dungeon, there are now four other Dungeon sites in Hamburg, Amsterdam, Edinburgh and York.
A curving ribbon of cascading cobblestones punctuated with hued buildings, Victoria Street is one of Edinburgh’s prettiest streets.
Get discounted daily and weekly gym passes to Nuffield at Omni Centre and Fountain Park. Just ask at reception.
Estimated taxi from the airport – £24
Waverley Train station – £6
Bus from the airport – £4.50
Tram from the airport – £5
p.s. golden rule; don’t talk to Edinburgh taxi drivers about the trams!