Hoisted high atop Edinburgh, as if monitoring the city below, Edinburgh Castle is not only one of Scotland's most recognized landmarks, but one of the country's most-visited attractions.

The team at an Edinburgh castle have stumbled upon a 400-year-old deed to the land, that reveals a fascinating history. The deed, which is written on traditional goat skin, dates back to 1591. It ...

A royal book claims that Prince William approached Prince Harry for a meeting after his brother's 2019 interview with ITV, ...

A fascinating document dating back to 1591 which explores the hidden history of a castle near Edinburgh has been ... and captured some of the earliest documentary footage ever recorded.

In the documentary "The President's Bodyguard", County Tyrone native Mick McElkenny recalls working security for some of the ...

leading to the commissioning of the current Carlowrie Castle in 1852 by Edinburgh-based wine merchant and Provost of Leith, ...

A restaurant with stunning views of Edinburgh Castle has scooped a prestigious award – as well as being named among the world's very best. Twenty Princes Street, located inside Hotel Indigo on ...

A "spectacular" Edinburgh townhouse with impressive views of the castle and a private garden has joined the market. The property, which sits on Melville Street, boasts five bedrooms as well as two ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. With nearly 1000 years of siege-riddled history, Edinburgh Castle stands proud on the remnants of an old volcano – with big guns ...

A shopping street with British stores like Marks & Spencer, and Waterstones, plus global favorites like H&M and Apple, Princes Street also affords beautiful views of Edinburgh Castle and the ...

The Ross Bandstand hosts free family-friendly entertainment. Castle of Light (November 22, 2024–January 4, 2025, on select dates) Another atmospheric location to experience the festive season is ...

Yet Doune only officially became a royal castle after the death of both Albany and his son Murdoch, who was executed by James I on his return to Scotland in 1424. Doune provided secure lodgings, but ...