Edinburgh Adventure 5 Days Itinerary

Begin your day with breakfast at Howies Victoria Street. Then visit the fascinating National Museum of Scotland where you can explore exhibits ranging from natural history to Scottish heritage.

Have lunch at Oink Victoria Street . Post-lunch, immerse yourself in art at the Scottish National Gallery. Spend a couple of hours admiring works from renowned artists.

Enjoy dinner at Restaurant Martin Wishart, one of Edinburgh's top dining spots. End your evening with a visit to the intriguing Real Mary King's Close, where you can learn about Edinburgh's hidden history.

Kick off your morning with breakfast at Bodega Leith Walk . Then embark on a hike up to Arthur's Seat, an extinct volcano offering panoramic views of Edinburgh.

For lunch, head to Timberyard, known for its fresh and local ingredients. Afterward, take a relaxing walk through the beautiful grounds of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Enjoy nature and tranquility in this urban oasis.

Dine at the sophisticated Fhior for an exquisite culinary experience. Later, enjoy some traditional Scottish entertainment with an evening show of live stand-up comedy at an underground venue:  Edinburgh Live Scottish Stand Up Comedy Show.

Start your day with breakfast at  Ting Thai Caravan before heading over to visit  St. Giles Cathedral. Marvel at its stunning architecture and historical significance.

Lunch will be served at  Ondine, famous for its seafood dishes. Post-lunch, delve into Scottish culture by visiting  The Canongate and exploring its historical sites.

For dinner, indulge in fine dining at  Aizle. Conclude your day with a delightful whisky tasting experience:  Scotch Whisky Experience, where you can sample some of Scotland's finest malts.

Begin your final day with breakfast at Number One at The Balmoral. Then, visit the intriguing Camera Obscura and World of Illusions. This unique attraction offers interactive exhibits and stunning views of the city.

Enjoy lunch at Castle Terrace Restaurant, known for its modern Scottish cuisine. Afterward, explore the historic John Knox House, one of Edinburgh's oldest preserved buildings.

For your last dinner in Edinburgh, dine at the renowned The Kitchin, which offers a fantastic culinary experience. End your trip with a visit to the iconic Scott Monument, where you can climb to the top for breathtaking views of Edinburgh illuminated at night.