In addition to the castle building itself, the surrounding area offers a plethora of sights to behold. The castle and the surrounding grounds area are operated as Dawyck Botanic Gardens and is a historical site.

The haunted vaults of Edinburgh's South Bridge are a spooke tour option.

Britain is absolutely full of great family-friendly attraction. Here are 7 of the absolutely best.

Edinburgh, Scotland is proud of its whisky heritage, and they are happy to show tourists everything and anything pertaining to their special product, 364 days a year.

The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is housed in a spectacular setting, with grounds that are worth the trip to see themselves.

The National Museum of Flight at East Fortune Airfield in East Lothian, Scotland is a dream destination for aircraft enthusiasts of all ages.

The picturesque Edinburgh Castle looms above the city on the aptly named Castlehill.

One of the biggest New Year’s Eve celebrations in the world is the Hogmanay Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. Four event-filled days of music, arts and literature, sports and parties make this a celebration with something for everyone.

This is a family attraction spot where you will get to witness the most fascinating and fun experience to witness a complete different world. Edinburgh Dungeon showcases some of the excellent art work along with the spine tingling rides which will drive you crazy.

Located near the town of Falkirk in Scotland and sitting on the connection of Forth and Clyde Canal, the Falkirk Wheel is a marvel of technology and architecture.

Ryanair is starting eight new routes from Edinburgh to mainland Europe plus the Canaries for its winter season.

Welcome to the final installment of the eyeflare.com events calendar for 2009. We�re listing one special event each month for 2009 that you want to plan some of your travels around. This part covers October, November, and December of 2009 and we�ve included some toe wrestling in England, the messy �La Tomatina� in Spain, and the raucous German Oktoberfest

Organic porridge, iPod tours and a carbon neutral hostel are just a few of the eco-friendly highlights uncovered in the first ever green travel guide to Edinburgh