The Potter Trail
J.K. Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books in Edinburgh and this tour takes you to some of the locations which inspired characters and scenes in the series, including the café where it all started. See where Lord Voldemort is buried, take a trip down the real Diagon Alley, and much more, and even learn the odd spell along the way.
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National Museum of Scotland
With thousands of amazing objects across multiple galleries, the Museum offers you a world of discovery all under one roof. Bring the curriculum to life with the help of the incredible collections, covering the natural world, world cultures, science, technology, design, art and fashion, archaeology and Scottish history.
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Edinburgh Dungeon
The Edinburgh Dungeon is an underground journey through Edinburgh's darkest history, using live actors, theatrical sets and thrilling rides. It is a unique, exciting and amusing experience that allows you to see, hear, touch, smell Edinburgh's past.
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The Kelpies & Falkirk Wheel
Located in Falkirk, about an hour west of Edinburgh, you can visit the world's largest equine sculptures. The Kelpies, two 30-metre-high horse head sculptures which are a true feat of engineering. Find out about the history, the myth and the real life horses that inspired The Kelpies. Your students will also get the chance to go inside a Kelpie - an amazing experience. You can combine your trip with a visit to the Falkirk Wheel - an exciting engineering landmark, linking two great canals with the World's only rotating boat lift!
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Visit to St Andrews
St Andrews is a lovely seaside town on the coast north-east of Edinburgh. Scotland’s world-famous home of golf is also known for its historic university, medieval streets and beautiful traditional buildings.