This is a city that knows how to blend modern and medieval.

The famous writer Robert Louis Stevenson said of Edinburgh that “it’s what Paris ought to be”. The architecture is truly magnificent. Its ranges from ancient churches to monumental Victorian masterpieces - all dominated by a fantastic castle, right in the centre which completely dominates the city and surrounding skyline.

This is a city that knows how to blend modern and medieval. You’ll find some of the best night clubs in town taking place in 15th century tenement buildings. Around every corner, there’s something new … alleyways revealing ancient courtyards, narrow streets opening up to a new wide angle panorama.

Edinburgh is probably the least Scottish city in Scotland but nevertheless, it has an elegance that will completely overwhelm you. It’s multicultural and sophisticated population set it apart from other Scottish cities. It has a vibrant pub and club scene, student population and some excellent full-on festivals.

The Lothian countryside, just beyond Edinburgh, is spectacular. It’s steeped in history, filled with ancient castles, grand houses and epic battle sites.

This is where the game of Golf was actually born. You’ll find some of the best courses in the world here. Having said that, it’s not just a golfer’s paradise. The trails and parkland along with miles of glorious coastline have something for everyone - from picnickers on the fine golden beaches, to walkers high in the Pentland Hills.