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Hike up to Arthur's Seat , an extinct volcano that offers panoramic views of Edinburgh. Afterward, visit the Edinburgh Dungeon , a live-action attraction that takes you on a journey through Scotland's dark history.

Take a walk through the picturesque streets of New Town, where you can visit the Scottish National Gallery and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh .

Experience the Scotch Whisky Experience , where you can learn about the history of whisky in Scotland and sample some of the country's finest whiskies.

Visit the Scottish Parliament , a modern building that houses the Scottish government. Afterward, head to Calton Hill for stunning views of the city.

Explore the quirky exhibits at Camera Obscura and World of Illusions , a museum that showcases optical illusions and other visual tricks. Stop by Greyfriars Kirk and John Knox House , two historic landmarks in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town.

Take a tour of Real Mary King's Close , a hidden network of streets and alleyways beneath Edinburgh's city streets.

Visit The Canongate , a historic street that features many important landmarks, including the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Stop by Gladstone's Land , a restored tenement that offers a glimpse into life in 17th-century Edinburgh.

Take a stroll down Princes Street , one of Edinburgh's main shopping streets, and visit the Museum of Edinburgh (Huntly House) . Afterward, head to the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two (Dean Gallery) and the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One) , which feature a variety of contemporary art exhibitions.

Visit the Georgian House , a beautifully restored 18th-century townhouse that offers a glimpse into Edinburgh's Georgian era.

Visit the Royal Scottish Academy , a prestigious art institution that features a variety of exhibitions and events throughout the year. Stop by the Nelson Monument , a monument that commemorates Admiral Lord Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Visit the Scottish National Portrait Gallery , which features a vast collection of portraits of famous Scots throughout history. Afterward, head to the Royal Yacht Britannia (HMY Britannia) , which was once the official yacht of Queen Elizabeth II.

End your trip with a visit to the Museum of Childhood, where you can explore the history of toys and games throughout the ages.