Flights to Edinburgh (EDI)

About Edinburgh 

Rich cultural heritage, lush greenery and neoclassical buildings are amongst the primary features of Edinburgh — the capital city of Scotland. Located in Lothian on Firth of Forth's southern shore, it is a city that causes tourists to stop for a moment, slack-jawed, to admire the unrivaled beauty it houses. A city that is draped by hills overlooking the sea commands attention because of its enthralling scenic beauty. The festivals and events hosted in the city are world-acclaimed where you can stay transfixed gaping at the phenomenal fireworks. Find cheap flights to Edinburgh with our website and experience a city that will stay with you forever.              

Tourist Attractions

Edinburgh Castle - Perhaps the most famous Scottish landmark, the castle offers some of the most majestic views of the city. The highlights of the castle include the Scottish National War Memorial, the One O'Clock Salute from the Half Moon Battery and the amazing collection of Crown Jewels housed in the Royal Palace. The castle houses the Stone of Destiny; also known as the Stone of Scone which was famously robbed by Edward I and kept under the English Throne in London and returned to Scotland 700 years later, in 1996. Book low cost flights to Edinburgh and soak in some beautiful Scottish memories.     

The Royal Mile - The Royal Mile refers to the road connecting the Palace of Holyroodhouse and the Edinburgh Castle. The road is lined with historical landmarks and beautiful townhouses and is one of the primary attractions of the city. It is dotted with fancy shops, numerous inns, cafes, restaurants, and museums. The buildings have been classified according to their size. The most popular attractions are the Castle Hill, St John's Highland Church, Gladstone's Land and Lady Stair's Close.    

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh - Spanning across more than 70 acres, it is one of the oldest botanic gardens in Britain. The garden is graced by a herbarium and the biggest palm house in Britain, a tropical house with some spectacular orchids, a terraced moorland garden, a heather garden, an alpine house, and an extensive arboretum with massive trees from the Himalayas, China and North America.

When to Visit

Edinburgh experiences a mild climate. On average, January is the coolest month whereas July and August are considered to be the warmest. Spring and early summer observes the driest months and is considered best for sightseeing. However, if you want to explore the city when it’s cloaked in a balmy weather and decked with a line of vibrant festivals, book flights to Edinburgh between June and August.      

Major Airport

Edinburgh Airport (EDI) is located in the Ingliston area of the City of Edinburgh, Scotland and is just about nine miles from the city center.     

Know More about Edinburgh

Edinburgh has served as the capital of Scotland since the 15th century and is home to the Monarch of Scotland. Edinburgh also houses the Scottish Parliament and plays host to the annual General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The city is home to many national institutions as well; such as the National Library of Scotland, the Scottish National Gallery and the National Museum of Scotland. Edinburgh is the second-largest financial center in the UK after London.