Edinburgh guidebook
Sightseeing
Edinburgh Castle
CastlehillPalace of Holyrood
CanongateDont miss the famous Sheep Dolly, the first successful cloning of a mammal from an adult cell!
1378 locals recommend
National Museum of Scotland
Dont miss the famous Sheep Dolly, the first successful cloning of a mammal from an adult cell!
Beautiful Edinburgh landscape view on the top! Really worth climbing the hill.
1098 locals recommend
Calton Hill
Calton HillBeautiful Edinburgh landscape view on the top! Really worth climbing the hill.
It is windy on the top. Please wear proper shoes and choose a sunny and less windy day to climb it.
1859 locals recommend
Arthur's Seat
It is windy on the top. Please wear proper shoes and choose a sunny and less windy day to climb it.
Step aboard The Queen's former floating palace and explore Britannia's five decks, from the State Apartments to the Crew's Quarters.
630 locals recommend
Royal Yacht Britannia
Ocean DriveStep aboard The Queen's former floating palace and explore Britannia's five decks, from the State Apartments to the Crew's Quarters.
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Arboretum PlaceEdinburgh Zoo
134 Corstorphine RdPanda and Koala. Kids will definitely enjoy seeing the animals.
National Galleries of Scotland
The MoundThe museum is home to one of the largest and most historic pathology collections in the world. If you are interested in Medicine, this is the famous museum you dont want to miss!
114 locals recommend
Surgeons' Hall Museums
Nicolson StreetThe museum is home to one of the largest and most historic pathology collections in the world. If you are interested in Medicine, this is the famous museum you dont want to miss!
Camera Obscura and World of Illusions
549 CastlehillFood scene
The Scran and Scallie
1 Comely Bank RdArtisan Roast
57 Broughton StThe Devil's Advocate
9 Advocate's ClDishoom Edinburgh
3a St Andrew SquareChaophraya Thai Restaurant
33 Castle StAngels with Bagpipes
343 High StThe Kitchin
The Witchery by the Castle
352 CastlehillThe Dome
14 George StVery busy during festive time so please reserve a table in advance.
Nice restaurants, cafes and bars close to the flat
Locally inspired and seasonal tasting menus in a refined dining room with a countryside vibe.
83 locals recommend
Aizle
38 Charlotte SquareLocally inspired and seasonal tasting menus in a refined dining room with a countryside vibe.
Relaxed coffee hangout with comfy sofas and rustic wooden tables, serving panini, soups and snacks. Nice Coffee to have breakfast and tea.
80 locals recommend
Kilimanjaro Coffee
104 Nicolson StRelaxed coffee hangout with comfy sofas and rustic wooden tables, serving panini, soups and snacks. Nice Coffee to have breakfast and tea.
Cosy restaurant run by a Korean family, serving home-style soups, noodles and meat dishes.
30 locals recommend
Kim's Mini Meals
5 Buccleuch StCosy restaurant run by a Korean family, serving home-style soups, noodles and meat dishes.
Kalpna
2-3 St Patrick SquareA very popular Indian vegetarian restaurant.
Warmly decorated restaurant serving classic Malaysian dishes including soup-based 'big bowls'.
15 locals recommend
Kampong Ah Lee
28 Clerk StWarmly decorated restaurant serving classic Malaysian dishes including soup-based 'big bowls'.
Classic decor and South Indian specialities including dosas, idlies, vadais and uttapams.
36 locals recommend
Tanjore
6-8 Clerk StClassic decor and South Indian specialities including dosas, idlies, vadais and uttapams.
Traditional bar with a wood-beamed ceiling, menu featuring buffalo burgers and live music evenings.
19 locals recommend
Greenmantle Bar & Kitchen
44 W CrosscausewayTraditional bar with a wood-beamed ceiling, menu featuring buffalo burgers and live music evenings.
Wide choice of snacks and cute elephant art in a relaxed, bright coffee-house with lunch deals.
Elephant & Bagels
37 Marshall StWide choice of snacks and cute elephant art in a relaxed, bright coffee-house with lunch deals.
JK Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books over coffee and cake in this relaxed writer/reader-friendly cafe. If you are a Harry Potter fan, you really do not want to miss the opportunity to read the comments written on the bathroom walls by the Harry Portter's fans.
163 locals recommend
The Elephant House
21 George IV BridgeJK Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books over coffee and cake in this relaxed writer/reader-friendly cafe. If you are a Harry Potter fan, you really do not want to miss the opportunity to read the comments written on the bathroom walls by the Harry Portter's fans.