Edinburgh Guest Houses

There is plenty to see and do in Edinburgh, with so much history it is easy to carried away with going to see the Castle or Holyrood palace however there is so such much more to offer. You should always do your research before going on any trip however when going to a city it is even more important as there is usually even more to see and do. It is often recommended that you construct an itinerary for your visit to Edinburgh so you can pack in everything that you really want to see and to ensure that nothing has been forgotten.

A great place to visit in Edinburgh is the Royal Botanic Gardens, it is quite simply a beautiful sceptical and should not be missed. There is a great deal to out with the city and the Botanic Gardens is just that. Do not worry it is not situated too far away, it is in the North side of the city which is around one mile away from Princes Street by bus. The Royal Botanic Gardens creates a lot of interest from both residents and tourists, in fact around 660,000 visits each year. The gardens offer the perfect spot for relaxing, enjoying a nice day and basking in the tranquillity. There are also some great smells on offer which are both interesting and enticing.

Many people will be glad to know that entry to the Royal Botanic Gardens is actually free of charge which is excellent for families with quite a few people. This makes a nice change and can be a fun day out without the stress of paying to get in as it can be a very expensive holiday without days out like the Royal Botanic Gardens. You do need to keep in mind however that if you want to visit the glasshouses that hold the tallest palm tree in Britain adults will need to pay a small fee of £3.50 to enter. Once in you will also get a peak at some absolutely gorgeous orchids, banana and rubber trees.

The Royal Botanic Gardens are actually the home to six percent of all known plants in the world which is very impressive and makes it a very impressive location to visit whether you are visiting the city or are discovering what is around you if you are a resident. It is highly recommended that you visit the gardens because it is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced city. You can sit back and relax, embrace the view and enjoy walking around the gardens at your pace and at your leisure.

The ideal way to gain access to the Royal Botanic Garden is by using a minibus tour. The bus will assign you a driver and safely drop you off, and pick you up. This will avoid you trying to work out the bus times and where you are to go as they will be able to drop you off right outside the gardens making things a lot easier, especially if you have a young family. See our transport tours page for more information.