Enjoy entrance to Scotland's most famous castle and a meal fit for a king at Hard Rock Cafe.
Edinburgh Castle
Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH1 2NG
Perched on an extinct volcano, this instantly recognisable fortress is a powerful national symbol and part of Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage Site. Its story is Scotland's story.
A proud and majestic symbol of Scotland, famous the world over. Unmissable highlights of Edinburgh Castle’s wealth of treasures are the crown jewels, The Honours of Scotland, which are amongst the oldest in Europe and The Stone of Destiny. The Great Hall has a striking arms and armour display. Also off Crown Square is the Royal Palace including the birthing chamber where Mary Queen of Scots gave birth. Don’t miss St Margaret’s Chapel, Edinburgh’s oldest building. The Scottish National War Memorial, a moving experience, is the shrine to those
who gave their lives in conflict.
Estimated Visit Duration - 2-3 Hours
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh
20 George Street, Edinburgh EH2-2PH, Scotland
Famous for heather-covered highlands, peaceful lochs inhabited by green things named "Nessie," bagpipe competitions, and men in skirts, Scotland appeals to those looking for a little something off the beaten path. So check your bagpipe at the door and scope out all the other monster instruments rockers around the world have used throughout the ages to enchant their fans…(*perhaps surprisingly, kilts only seem to do the trick in Scotland). Once you've feasted your eyes on our entire fabulous collection of memorabilia, be sure to feast properly on our varied menu items served in monstrous portions. Moor is more at the Hard Rock Edinburgh!