The Edinburgh Pass will help you See More and Save More. In fact, it's sightseeing made easy! There are over 30 top attractions in the Pass, so whether you're into history, haunted tours, culture, nature or full on fun, the Edinburgh Pass is a must have for a city break in Edinburgh. Why not visit one of our Tourist Information Centres at Edinburgh Airport and 3 Princes Street where they can help you book tours and make the most of using your Edinburgh Pass!
The 3D Loch Ness Experience takes you on a virtual reality journey to discover the mystery of Loch Ness, the World's most famous body of water!
Ghost & Gore Tour
Alexander Clapperton (deceased Edinburgh Cemetary Director during the 1840's) takes a light-hearted look at Edinburgh's dark past, telling tales of hangings, punishment, witchcraft & invasion as he leads you through the Old Town's atmospheric closes & courtyards. Pre-booking essential.
The Camera Obscura Show is the essential Edinburgh tour. This Victorian Eye in the Sky has fascinated visitors for 150 years. Also enjoy spectacular 360° rooftop panoramas and three floors of mind boggling hands-on illusions.
It's Creepy- It's Crawly- It's a JUNGLE in here! Come face-to-face with lizards, giant snakes, poisonous frogs...if you dare, join daily handling sessions, spider phobia sessions or visit one of Europe's largest exotic butterfly exhibitions with hundreds of free flying butterflies in a large indoor rainforest.
The original, award winning Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour is a brilliant and witty dramatic romp through the wynds, courtyards and pubs of Edinburgh's Old and New Town.
Glenkinchie: The home of the Edinburgh Malt! Visit a working distillery a short pleasant drive from the City Centre out into the rolling farmland of East Lothian.
John Knox House is Edinburghs oldest Royal Mile mansion- the home of Mary, Queen of Scots Catholic goldsmith and the final resting place of Scotland's controversial religious icon
Relax 'n Cruise on our 1.5 hour sightseeing cruise under the famous Forth Bridge and enjoy magnificent views of our world famous Bridge, wartime fortifications and the Edinburgh panorama. See seals, puffins, fulmars, guillemots and the occasional dolphin or porpoise.
The Vaults Tour
Visit authentic 18th century vaults beneath the South Bridge. Pre-booking recommended.
Take a seat on the new Airfield Explorer to travel our site and trace the aviation story: military planes, passenger travel and the ultimate Concorde Experience.
Gladstone's Land is a fascinating Edinburgh Old Town tenement built in 1620 full of stunning art, furniture and painted ceilings. Situated on the Royal Mile, only a minute's walk from the castle, make sure you fit it in your day!
High on Calton Hill, visit the Nelson Monument symbolising the victory, and death, of Admiral Lord Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar. * Please note the Nelson Monument will be closed for major restoration work from 9th March-17th August
Exciting Discovery Centre with amazing live cameras to watch wildlife on the islands. Wildlife cinema, interactive displays, kids' play zone and giant aquarium with fish feeding, daily.
Scotlands largest medical museum houses one of the most significant surgical collections in the world
Explore the darkened crypts, once the home of body snatchers and witches alike. Each vault has an individual story of death, destruction, disease and crime, which your guide will enthuse in giving you all the gory details!
Edinburgh's scariest, most haunted underground ghost tours, as featured on "Most Haunted Live" Halloween 2006 & 2008. Acclaimed as their scariest location ever.
Your guide is Adam Lyal (deceased), highwayman, who was executed in Edinburgh's Grassmarket on 27th March 1811. He will lead you through the dark courtyards and eerie alleyways of Old Town Edinburgh, telling tales of witchcraft, plague, torture and bodysnatching. Pre-booking essential.
You'll be shaken by erupting volcanoes, dive beneath oceans, be plunged into the Polar Extremes before hanging out with orang-utans in our tropical rainforest. Child Pass not valid here.
New for 2009 Extremis - Drop Ride to Doom! Taste the fear and feel the adrenaline pump as you drop screaming into the darkness below!
Enjoy a fantastic day out at Edinburgh Zoo, Scotland's largest and most exotic wildlife attraction.
Almond Valley's traditional farm buildings and working watermill are home to many friendly farm animals. With a wide range of activities such as animal handling sessions and milking demonstrations, indoor and outdoor play areas, a simulated archaeological dig, trampolines, go karts and lots more, there is plenty to keep kids and adults entertained!
Hopetoun House "Scotland's Finest Stately Home" is situated 12 miles form the centre of Edinburgh
The Castle stands in thirty acres of tranquil grounds enjoying a magnificant view across the Firth of Forth
Secrets of the Royal Mile
Be enthralled as your historian guide takes you back through the centuries and away from well-trodden paths to reveal the secrets of Edinburgh's past. Pre-booking recommended.
Our GHOSTLY VAULTS TOUR will descend into the Vaults beneath the South Bridge, and as you are led through candlit passages into dark, gloomy chambers, your ghost guide will tell you tales of those who once occupied these Vaults and perhaps still do...
Open all year, the Garden is breathtaking throughout all seasons. Visit the iconic Temperate Palm House and adjacent Glasshouses and then enjoy a stroll around The Queen Mother Memorial Garden.
A spectacular celebration of Spanish culture, as seen through the eyes of British artist and art collectors, will be the highlight of the National Galleries of Scotland exhibition programme during the 2009 Edinburgh Festival.
Fancy boarding a historic carriage hauled by a lovingly-restored steam locomotive for an exciting journey along the Forth or visit nearly 50 engines, coaches and wagons in the Scottish Railway Exhibition. * Please see excluded dates.
Discover High Society living and 'life below stairs' in Edinburgh's New Town- 18th Century style!
Newhailes is an amazing survival story and is a dignified 17th century home in authentic condition. Rather than attempt to re-create an immaculate dwelling, the Trust has worked hard to keep the house "untouched" by modern hands
This exhibition will explore the tradition of the "Conversation Piece", group portraits of High-Society sitters in strikingly informal situations.
Remarkable Antarctic photography by George Herbert Ponting and Frank Hurley marks the 100th anniversary of Captain Scott?s ill-fated journey to the South Pole.
Discover the miners' way of life through two floors of exhibitions, interactives, film theatres, recreated underground, coalface, Magic Helmet tours and much more!
Offering a unique combination of high adventure, pure exhilaration and the thrill of some close encounters with some of the Forth's rich sealife Scotland's sea life