After finishing up at the castle, proceed down the Royal Mile, and locate the Scotch Whiskey Experience on the right, just a block or so from the castle gate. Adults with any interest whatsoever in whiskey will find this attraction to be educational and fun. The basic tour takes about an hour and includes a whiskey tasting for adults. There are SO many restaurants along the Royal Mile. Most offer traditional Scottish food, and most have affordable lunch specials. Pick a place that appeals to you somewhere along the street, and grab a quick bite.
This short, colorful, and historic street is said to be J. Filled with unique shops and restaurants, this street contains so much color and personality.
The upper promenade of the street includes some wonderful local restaurants, which are great places to grab lunch. I found myself longing to go back to Victoria Street again and again, just to enjoy the view.
Walk through room after room, each of which has been the scene of hundreds of historic moments in Scotland. The State Apartments feature ever increasing elegant decor as you walk onward through the palace. The personal chambers of Mary, Queen of Scots are a highlight of the tour.
These rooms were backdrop for some of the most shocking and scandalous events in Scottish history. Their fresh seasonal menus always feature traditional Scottish food. Explore Edinburgh city centre and uncover a truly unique and beautiful city with more history than you could shake a stick at. Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Castle Make Edinburgh Castle your first port of call. It sits at the top of the historic Royal Mile on a volcanic plug, and is perhaps the most famous landmark on the Edinburgh skyline.
Beat the crowds and get there for opening at 9. The views over the city are pretty spectacular, and there is so much to take in, including the National Museum of War, the National War Monument and the Honours of Scotland, the county's Crown Jewels.
Find Out More. Bus tour If you're only visiting for the day but want to see a lot of the sights, then the open top City Sightseeing bus tour is ideal for you! You'll pass great shops selling luxury Scottish items, including cashmere, wool and whisky, as well as some wonderful traditional pubs.
The appetizer is served with a mustard sauce to you can dip them to add to the experience of trying haggis! You could also find a completely different place on your own. And finished! You tired yet? Part 8: Coffee in Edinburgh: 7 Great Cafes. Table of Contents. Wander Dean Village for a Historic Photoshoot. Relax at Black Medicine Coffee Co. Hike up Calton Hill for Sunset.
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