ARTHUR'S SEAT

Situated at the end of the Royal Mile in the center of Edinburgh, the Palace of Holyroodhouse is absolutely stunning both inside and out. A royal residence in Scotland for over 5 centuries, His Royal Majesty The King uses it for state ceremonies and official entertaining. Explore the Historic Apartments of Mary, Queen of Scots. These walls have witnessed many dramatic events during her short and turbulent reign, including the murder of her Italian secretary by her husband Lord Darnley. It is hardly a surprise then that her Bedroom came to be described as 'the most famous room in Scotland'. Take a walk through the exquisitely decorated State Apartments, renowned for their beautiful plasterwork ceilings, historical works of art, and unparalleled collection of Brussels tapestries. Opulent interiors and haunting ruins Visit the Great Gallery, where Bonnie Prince Charlie held several lavish balls after the setup of the Jacobite Court in September 1745. Take the chance to discover the ruins of Holyrood Abbey and the Palace's unique gardens, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Arthur’s Seat. Admire a colorful array of medicinal and culinary plants inspired by some of the earliest recorded gardens of the site, at the newly added physics garden. You can also choose to upgrade your tickets to include a 48-hour hop-on-hop-off bus pass which gives you entry into Edinburgh Castle and The Royal Yacht Britannia, along with the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Explore ancient Edinburgh to the coast. Ride under our extinct volcano, Arthur's Seat, see Holyrood Pk and relax by the coast at Portobello beach with a refreshment on this exciting day of discovery.

Hike to the summit of Edinburgh's highest hill, from the city center, wit ha qualified Mountain Leader. Sunset and daytime hikes available

Climb to Arthur's Seat - Edinburgh's biggest and most spectacular hill. From the peak, you get the city's best views and South East Scotland. Join us for a guided tour via hidden trails to the top.