Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh
This 'Stronghold of Eidyn' was first recorded before 600AD. By the middle ages, it had become a mighty fortification and a favoured residence of Scotland's Kings and Queens. In 1140 the castle became the
first recorded meeting place of the Scottish Parliament. In 1566, it was the birthplace of the son of Mary Queen of...
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The National Mining Museum Scotland
Newtongrange, Midlothian
The National Mining Museum Scotland is a 5 STAR visitor attraction housed in the wonderfully restored Lady Victoria Colliery, the finest surviving Victorian colliery in Europe and the only A-listed colliery buildings in Scotland. The National mining museum Scotland is a Recognised Collection of National Significance.
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The Royal Yacht Britannia
Leith, Edinburgh
• Britain’s last Royal Yacht; home to the Royal Family from 1953 to 1997
• Learn about Britannia’s history in the fascinating Visitor Centre in Ocean Terminal, prior to boarding
• Enjoy a complimentary audio tour of 5 decks, available in 22 languages
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