A Royal Scottish Adventure in 6 Days Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the "Scotch Whisky Experience" to learn about Scotland's national drink. Enjoy a whisky tasting session and a barrel ride.

For lunch, head to "The Outsider Restaurant & Bar" [R-The Outsider Restaurant & Bar], known for its panoramic views. Afterward, explore the mysteries of the city at "Real Mary King's Close" and the "Edinburgh Dungeon" .

Dine at "The Devil's Advocate," a stylish bar and restaurant offering a range of whiskies and a seasonal menu.

Hike up "Arthur's Seat" for stunning views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Enjoy the fresh air and the sense of accomplishment.

Have a casual lunch at "The Kitchin" [R-The Kitchin], a Michelin-starred restaurant known for its Scottish ingredients. Then, visit the "Royal Yacht Britannia" and explore the floating royal residence.

Indulge in a seafood dinner at "Ondine" [R-Ondine], a popular restaurant with a wide selection of fresh oysters and other delights from the sea.

Spend the morning at the "National Museum of Scotland" , exploring its diverse collections.

Enjoy a casual lunch at "Makars Gourmet Mash Bar" [R-Makars Gourmet Mash Bar], known for its traditional Scottish dishes with a modern twist. Afterward, visit the "Camera Obscura and World of Illusions" for a fun and interactive experience.

For dinner, try the contemporary Scottish cuisine at "The Scran & Scallie" [R-The Scran & Scallie], a gastropub with a relaxed atmosphere.

Take a day trip to "Stirling" to visit the "Stirling Castle" , one of Scotland's grandest castles with a rich history.

Enjoy a traditional Scottish meal at "Howies Victoria Street" [R-Howies Victoria Street] in Stirling. On the way back to Edinburgh, stop at "Linlithgow Palace" , a historic royal palace.

Return to Edinburgh for a relaxed evening and dine at "The Dome Edinburgh - The Grill Room and Champagne Bar" [R-The Dome Edinburgh - The Grill Room and Champagne Bar], a grand setting for a special meal.

Spend your last morning in Edinburgh exploring the "Royal Botanic Garden" or taking a leisurely walk along the Water of Leith.

For a memorable final meal, have lunch at "The Gardener's Cottage," a farm-to-table restaurant with a seasonal menu.

Conclude your Scottish adventure with a drink at the historic "The Bow Bar," known for its extensive whisky selection.