About Edinburgh

Edinburgh United Kingdom

Edinburgh Castle is one of Scotland’s most iconic and historically rich landmarks. Located in the heart of Edinburgh, it stands proud on a rocky outcrop looking down upon the city below. The castle has been home to many kings and queens over the centuries, from Máel Coluim III in 1058 to Queen Victoria in 1842. It was also an important military stronghold for centuries and played a role in numerous battles throughout history.

Today, Edinburgh Castle continues to be one of Scotland’s top tourist attractions with its captivating beauty, fascinating past and abundant culture. Visitors can explore various attractions including St Margaret’s Chapel – the oldest building at the castle – as well as Mons Meg cannon tower, Great Hall of James IV and Honours of Scotland display which houses the country’s Crown Jewels. There are also regular events such as ghost tours or traditional Scottish music evenings held within its walls making it an exciting place to visit all year round!