19. Visit Edinburgh Castle
Some sections of Edinburgh Castle are indoors, some sections are outdoors.
So if it’s raining heavily, you might want to skip this suggestion. But if it’s just a drizzly day, you’ll be alright. And even if the rain is horrendous, you can just stick to the indoor areas anyway.
Built from the 11th century onwards, there’s a load of history lurking inside the fortified confines of this place. Over various periods, the castle has housed royalty, defenses, prison cells, and loads more. Now, you get hands-on exhibitions, a load of kid-friendly stuff, and exhibits on wars and royals. It’s also home to a tearoom and a cafe.
It’s the most famous castle in Scotland.
If you can dodge the rain, head to the outside parts of the castle. Because it’s built on a dormant volcano above the city, you get great views of Edinburgh from here.
- Address: Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH1 2NG
- Opening hours: 9:30am until 5pm, 7 days a week
- Entrance fees: £15.50 for adults, £9.30 for kids
- Website: https://www.edinburghcastle.scot/
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