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Enjoy a panoramic tour of the historic Old Town including a visit to Edinburgh Castle, where the crown jewels of Scotland are on display, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen’s Royal residence. Or if you are looking for something different why not meet the ghosts and ghouls of Edinburgh’s haunted past on a spooky tour through the historical Old Town. Underground Edinburgh tours visit the alleged origin of the Bubonic Plague in Edinburgh.

Dynamic Earth

This new attraction takes your delegates on a journey of discovery back to the creation of the earth. Guests may journey through artic ice caps, tropical jungles and the rainforest or simply enjoy stunning views of Holyroodhouse Palace, the Scottish Parliament and Arthur’s Seat, the volcanic plug that overlooks the city.

Golf, golf and more golf!

Play the game! This is the place where the rules of golf were first recorded. The British Open has been held near the city for over 100 years and you’ll find more than 50 courses in easy reach. Golf is not the only sport – everything from archery to off-road racing is part of the Edinburgh Scene. St Andrews Golf Course only 45 minutes away, there are plenty to choose from.

Shopping!

Shopping in Edinburgh is a very special experience. Stroll amidst the medieval buildings on The Royal Mile to find your family tartan, Edinburgh crystal and Celtic jewellery. Jenners, the world´s oldest independent department store, anchors Princes Street shopping. World- class designer stores are in the New Town and Ocean Terminal. Looking for antiques? Need a chimney sweepers brush? Cashmere designer wear? Boutiques on Victoria Street and the Grassmarket give the widest choice to shopaholics.

For those who wish to venture further a-field Glasgow is a 45min train journey from Edinburgh. Glasgow also has a wealth of culture, galleries and shopping. The Burrell Collection, the Glasgow Art Gallery and many others are all easily accessible from Edinburgh. St Andrews, home of Golf, and the Highlands of Scotland are only an hour’s drive from Edinburgh.