




The Museum on the Mound, opened in 2006 and has an interesting and exciting approach to telling the story of money.

Impossible to miss for visitors to Edinburgh, the castle is an iconic landmark that presides over the city, perched on a rocky outcrop.

Built in the late 19th Century, St Mary’s gothic architecture makes it a very popular historic attraction and a substantial landmark in Edinburgh’s New Town area.

If your looking to experience one of Edinburgh’s leading attractions as well as see an incredible number of exotic animals then Edinburgh Zoo is certainly worth a visit.

Described as the gateway to the Tweed Valley Forest Park, Glentress Fortress has breathtaking views aswell as plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy.

Built in the mid 1100’s, Whithorn Priory became a popular destination for pilgrims throughout the Medieval Period.

Fully restored to its former splendour, Thirlestane Castle’s house and grounds are now open for visitors to come and admire for a fantastic day out.

Complete with maze, craft workshop and restaurant Traquair House will entertain and impress as you explore the grandeur and stature of the house itself.

With over 200 acres and extensive woodland and riverside walks the Almondell and Calderwood Country Park is great for those looking for an active day out.
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