Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is situated in a striking location on the country’s eastern coast, in the Lothians. The city itself is perched atop rocky crags and extinct volcanic cones. This unique, dramatic location has been continuously inhabited longer than most other parts of northern Europe.

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Edinburgh offers numerous activities for children and for families to enjoy together. You’ll find several amusements, themed attractions and nature parks that have been developed with children in mind. There are opportunities to handle creepy-crawly animals, watch penguins on parade, explore dungeons and learn about the history of the Royal Yacht Britannia.

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Burns Night: 25 January is an important night for all Scots, and there are celebrations across Edinburgh honouring the nation’s poet, Robert Burns. In addition to poetry readings, the traditional dish known as haggis is served, washed down with copious amounts of fine whiskey.

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Edinburgh is divided into the Old Town and the New Town, and most visitors begin their tour of the city’s attractions in the Old Town, which is dominated by Edinburgh Castle. Apex City Hotel is a great choice for visitors looking for nearby accommodation. The two distinct areas of the city are separated by the floral displays and the greenery of the Princes Street Gardens. Tourists can purchase an Edinburgh Pass, which allows free entrance to a number of the city’s attractions, as well as unlimited access to public transportation for one, two or three days. The passes are available at the tourist information desk at the Edinburgh Airport and at the tourist information centre on Princes Street.

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