A hit for visitors of all ages. The interactive attraction is the birthplace of one of our famous Scots. Drop in activity sessions for families 3 to 4pm daily during school holidays.

Scotland's Scariest Underground Ghost Tours, including, Medieval Torture Exhibition, Working Witches Temple, Plague Crypt, Legendary Haunted Vault, Old Stone-Circled Pagan Temple, Misogynistic Poltergeist - as featured on "Most Haunted Live" on 2006 Worldwide Halloween Special

Choose from the Edinburgh Tour with knowledgeable Guide, MacTours by vintage bus, multi language City Sightseeing now with extra Horrible Histories Children’s channel or the Majestic Tour to Britannia via the Botanic Gardens. Prices for individual tours (24 hour ticket) Adult £9.00, Senior/Student £8.00 Child (5 – 15) £3 Grand Ticket (all four tours) Adult £13, Senior/Student £10 Child £4 Generous group rates available Frequent, daily departures from Waverley Bridge. Tour takes one hour but use the 24 hour ticket to hop on and off and explore Edinburgh’s attractions.

Scotland's number one visitor attraction. Features include Scottish Crown Jewels Exhibition, Scottish National War Memorial, Mons Meg (500 year old siege canon) and much more.

Scotland's largest and wildest attraction with over 1,000 rare and beautiful animals in lovely parkland - a really wild day out!

Scotland's finest Stately Home situated in magnificent parkland on the shores of the Forth. Family home of the Marquess of Linlinthgow.

A wide selection of knitwear, countrywear, outerwear, golf equipment & accessories, shoe shop, household textiles, Scottish foods & gifts, Whisky Shop. Drivers room, coach washing facilities.

Mercat Tours provides experiences which bring the authentic history of Edinburgh alive with passion, humour and flair. History walk or ghost tour: treasure hunt or murder mystery evening: all engage, enthral, entertain. Minimum age 8.

From the story of Scotland to international collections, from exhibits millions of years old to others less than a decade - your journey of discovery starts here. Exhibitions, café, giftshop.

In the magnificent setting of Edinburgh Castle, explore over 400 years of the Scottish military experience. Uncover stories of courage and determination, victory and defeat, heroics and heartbreak.

Our Dynamic Earth, it's the Mother Earth of all adventures. Explore our planet's past, present and future. Group discounts and foreign language guides available. Gift shop and cafe. Open Apr-Oct 10am-5pm daily; Jul-Aug 10am-6pm daily; Nov-Mar 10am-5pm, Wed-Sun.

One of the world's finest gardens. 70 acres of beautiful grounds, magnificent glasshouses, events and exhibitions and the Queen Mother Memorial Garden.

This is a novel way to entertain your clients, delegates, students and colleagues with that something different for those special occasions –Corporate, groups from overseas etc

Set inside the wonderfully restored Lady Victoria Colliery, this 5 star attraction tells the story of coal for Scotland. Be amazed at the engineering & retrace the lives of the miners.

Experience a taste of 18th century 'high society' living in this magnificent Robert Adam town house situated in the centre of Edinburgh's New Town. Exquisite collections of china, silver, paintings and furniture.

Bring your group to visit a royal palace best known as the home of Mary, Queen of Scots. (includes free audio tour). Free coach parking. Jan 2008 - Group leaders and Coach Drivers get free admission.

Exhibitions in 2008 include Bruegel to Rubens: Masters of Flemish Painting (until 6 April); The Art of Italy in the Royal Collection: The Renaissance (25 April - 26 October), The Art of Italy in the Royal Collection: The Baroque (7 November 08 - 1 March 09).

Guided tours of Edinburgh's famous underground streets, giving an historically accurate interpretation of 17th century life. Come and discover Edinburgh's deepest secret - the Real Mary King's Close - hidden but not forgotten. Tours every 20 minutes.

Explore five decks of Britannia with a self led audio tour, available in 21 languages. Highlights include the State Dining Room, Sun Lounge and Engine Room. Furnished with items from the Royal Collection. Visitor centre and shop. Special group rates for pre-booked groups of 15 or more.

The mystery of whisky making revealed! Guided tour in 8 different languages. Complimentary taste for adults. Restaurant, bar and shop.

Admission free; shop, cafe, exhibitions. See Parliament in action on the business days; guided tours (charges apply) on non-business days. Booking in advance is advised. See website for current events, exhibitions and opening times.

At historic East Fortune airfield, discover some of the most extraordinary machines ever built, from the Wright brothers to Concorde, and find out how flight has changed our world. Cafe, giftshop.

One of the three great medieval churches of the Lothians. It is also the longest parish church in Scotland. We are open to visitors for the Easter weekend (no tearoom or shop) and then from 1 May to the end of September, from 11:00 till 16:00, except Sunday (14:00 till 16:30) with guide, tea room and shop (no shop on Sundays). Brass rubbing on request. There are facilities for the disabled. Groups are welcome but please contact us first

Birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. All the Stewart Kings lived here and later it housed Cromwell, Bonnie Prince Charlie and after Culloden, the Duke of Cumberland. See the oldest fountain in Britain, recently restored.

Brunton Theatre presents a variety of events to appeal to all ages and tastes, including drama, dance, music, comedy, children's theatre, pantomime, film, workshops and musicals. We are open all year round, please call the Box Office for more information.

Musselburgh Racecourse hosts 25 race days in 2008 throughout the year. We offer special themed racedays for somewhere to entertain the kids or a new venue for a day or night out.

Fascinating 17th century house, famous during the Scottish enlightenment. Much of the original decor in intact making it one of the Trust's most intriguing possessions. Courtyard cafe, exhibition and shop.

The oldest part of the romantic Castle dated from the 13th Century. It was rebuilt in the 14th Century and modified in the 16th Century.

Set on the edge of the cliffs, looking out to the Bass Rock. This formidable castle was a stronghold of the Douglas family.

Meet our friendly and knowledgeable staff, experience our unique exhibition, see the process at first hand and taste the product.