Edinburgh Attractions

Edinburgh is an architectural paradise and winner of the Unesco World Heritage Site status in 1995.
The city has approximately 5000 listed buildings with varying architectural styles.
Architectural styles stemming from Medieval, Neo Classical, Gothic Revival, Scottish Baronial, Georgian,
and Romanesque can be found throughout the city.

Edinburgh is home to the largest International Arts Festival in the world, called TheEdinburgh Fringe Festival.
It is a city of literature, arts, culture, philosophy and royalty. Edinburgh has experienced significant wealth in
recent years, however went through many dark and difficult years of crime, poverty and corruption. It's history is
rich with stories that make you smile, laugh, think and cry.


It's interesting town planning as well as homogenous look and feel of different areas
make it a city worth exploring. Many an architect, artist and author have drawn inspiration
from Edinburgh, one of which being the author of Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, who truly
captured the magical look and feel of the city.


Touring the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile in the heart of the old town is a must for all tourists and
residents of Edinburgh.

The Grassmarket is a popular place to admire Edinburgh Castle while digging into some traditional Scottish food
and drink.

New Town is often coined as one of the most beautiful areas in the city with its symmetrical
georgian buildings and beautiful monuments that line the streets.


Featuring Castles, Bridges, Outdoor Areas, Historical Monuments and popular areas of Edinburgh to visit!