Edinburgh holiday cottages are a great choice for those wanting
to explore the historic capital of Scotland. With its cobbled
streets and Georgian architecture, this hilly city makes a magical
escape at any time of the year. These cottages in Edinburgh are
paces away from medieval sites, lavish gardens and a great range of
shops, guaranteed to entertain you during your self-catered stay.
Edinburgh is an exciting city, perfect for friends and couples
looking for a place rich in culture.
Why Edinburgh?
Steeped in Scottish history, with its 12th century
castle that rests on Castle Rock, where guests can wander around
the colossal site to soak in the past, as well as hike up
Arthur's Seat to marvel at an ancient volcano. Stroll down the
Royal Mile through Edinburgh's Old Town to see quirky gift
shops and in the evening enjoy the stretch of bars for evening
entertainment. Pop into the Edinburgh Elephant House to unwind in
the place where J.K Rowling created the fantastical Harry Potter
book series over a cup of coffee. Passionate about plants? Visit
the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh for a sensational experience,
with over 2,400 plants on display. Admire the marvellous St
Mary's Cathedral, with its Gothic style and unravel the history
of this iconic city at the Museum of Edinburgh. For even more ideas
on how to explore Edinburgh, visit the Edinburgh
Travel Guide.
Places to visit near Edinburgh
Holiday cottages near Edinburgh are an excellent place for
seeing more of what Scotland has to offer; head to the centre of
Scotland to the city of Stirling,
with its ancient castle on a craggy rock and its blood-shed
battlefields, ideal for budding historians. For breath-taking
views, discover Loch
Lomond, with a wide variety of wildlife like red deer, as well
as spectacular scenery with its dark skies offering amazing
stargazing experiences. The Scottish
Highlands make a fantastic, self-catered stay, with plenty of
walking and wildlife opportunities, backed by dramatic landscapes.
Visit the deep lake of Loch
Ness, where the 'Loch Ness Monster' was brought to
life, and challenge yourself to a hike up the highest mountain in
Scotland, Ben
Nevis, admire the majestic Fairy Pools and tour the ruins of
Urquhart Castle.
Types of Holiday
Why not whisk your whole family away to a
dog-friendly cottage in Scotland so your canine companions can
come along too? For a group getaway, there are large
cottages in Scotland and luxury
cottages in Scotland to choose from. Looking for a romantic
treat? Why not choose a
lodge with a hot tubs in Scotland or a
romantic cottage in Scotland?