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.

Plenty of real castles could pass for fantasy illustrations, but their stories are far more layered than anything in fiction.

Sailors from across the Royal Navy say it is a “privilege and honour” to guard Edinburgh Castle for the first time in history ...

Divided into Old Town and New Town by the Water of Leith, the Edinburgh Castle sits on top an extinct volcano. With its darkened stone facades, Edinburgh oozes history, which is why it became a UNESCO ...

A rehearsal took place at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Wednesday, before a full dress rehearsal for the inspecting officer ...

A busy summer season is on the horizon for Scotland's capital city, with events including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and a long-awaited ...

The head of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has admitted ... are an integral part of the history of the Tattoo. He said: “This is not a new conversation. This is something we monitor and ...

The best Edinburgh hotels for a break in Scotland’s capital, whether you’re ticking off historical landmarks, traversing the ...

Dr Harriet MacMillan will take over as director of Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature next month.

In a trip that melded ancient castles with modern architecture, haggis with dim sum, and the skirl of bagpipes with the hum ...

On the city’s northern fringes, a 15-minute tram ride from the New Town, you’ll find the historic port neighborhood of Leith, ...