Edinburgh isn’t just a city—it’s an experience. With its dramatic skyline, winding alleyways, and lively cultural scene, it effortlessly blends the charm of the past with the pulse of the present.

Edinburgh Castle is not only one of Scotland's most recognized landmarks, but one of the country's most-visited attractions. The castle has been home to various royals throughout history ...

Arthur’s Seat and North Berwick Law are two of the most distinctive natural landmarks in the area ... and the rugged rocky surroundings overlooking Edinburgh will always be a remarkable sight ...

But what of Scotland's other modernist buildings? A few have gone for good: in Edinburgh, the brutalist former Royal Bank of Scotland building in Dundas Street was at odds with its elegant ...

FROM its iconic landmarks to famous faces, Edinburgh is steeped in history. Now that is being celebrated in Edinburgh: Frame by Frame, a fascinating book of striking images taken from the Daily ...

This 2019 illustration shows grave robbers supplying corpses to medical students in Edinburgh ... Scotland, during the 18th and 19th century. The Scottish capital offers tours themed around two ...