Edinburgh Tour Packages

Places to visit with Edinburgh tour packages

Arthur’s seat

Inside the Holyrood Park is Arthur’s seat which provides you with the best views of the entire city. The postcard picturesque views of the seas and all the nearby attractions of Edinburgh from the spot are remarkable as well as worth capturing. This peak was a volcano earlier and is 800 feet above the sea level. You can hike to the peak which is quite strenuous. Entry to this place is free of cost.

The National Museum of Scotland

If you are keen to know about Scottish history, you must visit the National Museum of Scotland. The artifacts inside the museum are dedicated to art and design, the natural world which is inclusive of a giant T. rex skeleton, archeology, and cultures from all over the world. Entry to the Natural World galleries is free for adults and children and the favorite halt for most of the visitors.

Royal Botanic Garden

Enjoy a peaceful time at the Royal Botanic Garden which is perfect for leisure on these package holidays to Edinburgh. There are almost 3,000 exotic species of plants in the 10 glasshouses, with different climatic zones. The rhododendron flowers are also very famous and the flower collection is a prominent study center since the late 19th century. Other things to have a look here are the giant redwood trees and the art gallery in the Inverleith House.

Edinburgh Castle

Yet another landmark associated with the history of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle nestles at the top of Edinburgh and is the most-visited attraction in the country. It was the home to various royals from the history and military prisoners as well. The visitors can see the Honours of Scotland, St. Margaret’s Chapel which is Edinburgh’s oldest building, the National War Museum and many more.

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Get a chance to visit the Queen’s official residence in Scotland when the Queen is not home. Witness around 14 historic and State Apartments like the Throne Room, Morning Drawing room and the Great Gallery with portraits of kings of Scotland. If you visit in summer, you can also take a tour to ruins of Holyrood Abbey.

Things to do in Edinburgh

Our Dynamic Earth

This science center hoists some awesome demonstration to educate the people visiting here about the chronological sequence of the geological formation of the earth. Our Dynamic Earth was a Millennium Commission project which was opened in 1999. The roof of the building is somewhat similar to the sail masts of a ship and is a must-visit for tourists coming to Edinburgh.

Camera Obscura - World of Illusions

This place is the best attraction for families visiting with kids. It is cities oldest building which opened in 1835. You can enjoy a Camera Obscura Show which is 175 years old led by a jolly tour guide. Enter the mirror maze and the photogenic vortex tunnel and many exciting places inside the Victorian Building. The Magic Gallery lets you indulge in some fun-filled activities like walking on water and catching their shadows.

Visit the Royal Yacht Britannia

At the Leith Docks is the attractive yacht which has been famous amongst the royal honeymooner like Princess Diana and Prince Charles. Tourists visiting here can take a tour to the boats from king and queen and also the State Apartments where Nelson Mandela and Ronald Reagan once stayed. Sip a cup of tea in the Royal Deck Tea Room and also the museum inside the yacht. Don’t forget to grab the free audio guide along with the ticket.

Shopping on victoria street

If you want to indulge in shopping, do visit the Victoria Street and discover the finest independent boutiques. Take home some fashion items in Walker Slater along with the designer home products from the Red Door Gallery and Harry Potter paraphernalia at Museum Context. Come across a wide range of food dishes on the street as well as the cheesemonger IJ Mellis and behold the flasks and bottles of Demijohn.

Royal Mile

From the hill of Edinburgh to the Holyroodhouse Palace is a stretch of a happening fare which is known as the Royal Mile. All the amenities at the Royal Mile like a large number of shops and restaurants compacted within the Cobblestone street architecture is what makes it a famous spot for the travelers. There’s a Scotch Whiskey Experience hub at the Royal Mile where you can fulfill your Whiskey whistle in Edinburgh.

Tips for Booking Edinburgh tour packages

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