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  1. Visit Edinburgh's famous castle for a great family day out, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home of the Honours of Scotland, Mons Meg and One o’Clock Gun.

  2. Edinburgh Castle is one of the oldest fortified places in Europe. With a long rich history as a royal residence, military garrison, prison and fortress, it is alive with many exciting tales.

  3. www.edinburghcastle.scot › plan-your-visit › ticketsTickets - Edinburgh Castle

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  4. Edinburgh Castle is alive with exciting tales of its time as a military fortress, royal residence and prison of war. When you climb Castle Hill, you will walk in the footsteps of soldiers, kings and queens – and even the odd pirate or two.

  5. Ready to explore Edinburgh Castle? Find all you need to plan your visit right here, from ticket prices and opening times to details about different places to see around the castle.

  6. Kings and queens lived amidst the comfort and splendour of the Royal Palace. Crown Square took shape over time, with King James IV completing the quadrangle in the early 1500s. Some key moments in Scotland’s history took place within the palace walls. Queen Mary of Guise died in the palace in 1560.

  7. Edinburgh Castle witnessed a key episode of her life, in June 1566, when she gave birth to her son, James. The castle was less comfortable but more secure than her usual chambers at Holyrood, where her secretary Rizzio had recently been assassinated by armed intruders.

  8. Castle Concerts are delighted to announce Marti Pellow at Edinburgh Castle on Friday 5 July as part of his Love is All Around Tour.

  9. Welcome to the Tea Rooms at Edinburgh Castle where you can indulge yourself or treat a loved one to an afternoon tea experience, which also includes admission to the castle. Our Tea Room is located in the heart of the castle, Crown Square.

  10. Nov 15, 2022 · Through vivid projections, Castle of Light uncovers colourful tales from Scotland’s and Edinburgh Castle’s past – including the red faces when the first firing of the One o’clock gun failed and the Castle’s previous blue-blooded occupants.