castle houses the Honours (Crown Jewels) of Scotland, the famous 15th century gun Mons Meg, the One O' Clock Gun and the National War Museum of Scotland. Please note that the "Honours of the Kingdom Exhibition" is currently closed for essential maintenance works. The Crown Room a...
The castle houses the Honours (Crown Jewels) of Scotland, the famous 15th century gun Mons Meg, the One O' Clock Gun and the National War Museum of Scotland. Please note that the "Honours of the Kingdom Exhibition" is currently closed for essential maintenance works. The Crown Room and ...
Historical Significance:Edinburgh Castle has witnessed countless pivotal moments in Scotland’s history. From the Wars of Scottish Independence to the storied reigns of Scottish monarchs, the castle’s walls echo with the past. Walking through its grounds offers a tangible connection to the events and...
Perched atop an extinct volcano, the castle offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and houses the Crown Jewels of Scotland. Just a short walk away, you'll find the atmospheric Grassmarket, a historic square filled with charming pubs, lively street performers, and a vibrant market. ...
Visit Edinburgh Castle, one of the most exciting and iconic historic sites in Western Europe Discover the castle's 3,000-year history as the most besieged stronghold in Britain Marvel at the countless treasures protected within the castle walls, such as the nation's Crown Jewels ...
See the Scottish Crown Jewels and the room where Mary, Queen of Scots gave birth to the next King of Scotland at Edinburgh Castle. The Royal Botanic Garden offers 70 acres of beautiful plants, many of which are used for research.
Edinburgh Castle is perched on the top of an extinct volcano and offers spectacular views of the city. Highlights of the castle include the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh, St. Margaret’s Chapel, the Scottish Crown Jewels and the One o’Clock Gun which has been firing since 1861. Ste...
Explore the famous twelfth century Edinburgh Castle perched on Castle Rock - the icon of Scotland’s capital city. Discover the crown jewels, palace and museum, then walk down the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile, dipping in and out of its ‘closes’ and ‘wynds’ (narrow lanes and alley...
The 800-year-old castle is home to the Honours of Scotland (the “Scottish Crown Jewels”), the 12th century St. Margaret’s Chapel,Mons Megs(one of the oldest surviving canons), and two museums: theScottish National War Memorialand theNational War Museum(entry to both are included). ...
Edinburgh Castle is the most-visited paid tourist attraction in Scotland. I suggest 90 minutes minimum to visit Edinburgh Castle, but I’d personally spend about two to two and a half hours there seeing everything. Some of the highlights are; Saint Margaret’s Chapel, the jail, visit the ...