Welcome to Edinburgh…
the city of cult and kilt!
Edinburgh is not only the capital of Scotland, but also a UNESCO World Heritage Site – with 75% of its buildings listed!
The city is vibrant, colorful, and cosmopolitan, offering a wide range of highlights all within walking distance. There’s plenty to discover – from deep-fried chocolate bars to caber tossing in kilts at the annual Highland Games.
And despite all the culture and excitement, Edinburgh holds a green secret: it’s the greenest city in the UK, with more trees per resident than any other city.
4 good reasons to choose Edinburgh for your next incentive
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Scottish culture
Scotland’s rich heritage comes to life in Edinburgh – from the haunting sounds of the bagpipes to the proud tradition of Highland Games. Discover centuries-old castles, tartan patterns, storytelling, and a deep-rooted sense of national identity.
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Nature in the heart of the city
Just a short walk from the city center lies Arthur’s Seat – an extinct volcano offering breathtaking views over the entire city, the sea, and even the distant Highlands.
Also worth a visit is Holyrood Park, a vast natural oasis right in the heart of Edinburgh.
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Legends of the Highlands and Beyond
Scotland’s national animal is the unicorn. With all the myths and legends surrounding this country, that hardly comes as a surprise!
And it’s just as fitting that many scenes from Harry Potter were not only filmed here – parts of the story were actually written in Edinburgh, too.
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Cozy atmosphere and good company
The city is home to countless cozy pubs that invite you to linger and soak up the atmosphere.
Live music is often part of the experience, adding to the charm. Whisky lovers will be in their element here – with many pubs offering a variety of local drams and even small tastings right at the bar.
What you can experience
Experience Scottish culture
- Highland-Games
- Sheepdog and falconry show
- Bagpipe workshop
- Gentlemen´s hour
Explore the city and its surroundings
- Bike-Tour
- Bass Rock Seafari
- Hike in the Pentland Hills
