VisitScotland - Edinburgh and Lothians is an official brochure produced by VisitScotland to help travellers plan a break in Edinburgh and the surrounding Lothians, taking in the city's history, festivals and scenic coast.
Edinburgh is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a vibrant, cosmopolitan city woven from a rich and interesting history, with award-winning architecture and secret closes. As a revered international city, it offers everything visitors might expect.
As Europe's festival capital, Edinburgh boasts an unparalleled calendar of events and festivals throughout the year. August explodes into life with multiple festivals happening at once, encompassing theatre, comedy, music, art, literature and more. Standing proudly above all the festivities is the majestic Edinburgh Castle, perched on dramatic volcanic rock.
Outside the city, visitors can escape along the scenic coast that sweeps the Firth of Forth out to Bass Rock in the east, and the charming towns of North Berwick, Dunbar and Haddington. Heading west, there is the impressive Linlithgow Palace, while the intriguing and world-famous Rosslyn Chapel awaits in Midlothian.
The brochure accompanies the VisitScotland official Where to Stay guide 2011, offering tips and ideas for planning a break to the Edinburgh and Lothians area.
It covers Edinburgh and the Lothians, including the city itself and surrounding destinations such as the Firth of Forth coast, North Berwick, Dunbar, Haddington, Linlithgow and Midlothian.
Edinburgh is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a rich history, award-winning architecture and secret closes.
August explodes into life with multiple festivals happening all at once, encompassing theatre, comedy, music, art, literature and more, as Edinburgh is Europe's festival capital.
Visitors can explore the scenic coast out to Bass Rock, the towns of North Berwick, Dunbar and Haddington, the impressive Linlithgow Palace and the world-famous Rosslyn Chapel in Midlothian.
It is linked to the VisitScotland official Where to Stay guide 2011, which provides tips and ideas for planning a break in the area.
Yes, the majestic Edinburgh Castle, perched on dramatic volcanic rock, stands proudly above the city's festivities.
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