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Settled snugly in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, the Hilton Edinburgh Carlton overlooks much of the inner city. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995, Old Town and the neighboring New Town are replete with countless cultural destinations that epitomize Scotland’s amazing heritage. Within walking distance of the hotel resides numerous Scottish landmarks that have stood in the city for centuries, like the Edinburgh Castle and St. Giles’ Cathedral. Guests can also catch a rare glimpse into the daily lives of the British Royal Family by traveling to the Holyrood Palace just a mile away. More modern attractions surround the hotel as well, such as the Camera Obscura and Dynamic Earth. Both locations feature spectacular exhibitions that can excite the imaginations of single adults and families alike. And the hotel’s proximity to the Royal Mile and Georges Street places guests at the epicenter of the city’s outstanding shopping districts. Hundreds of years’ worth of Scottish culture unfolds right before the doorsteps of the Hilton Edinburgh Carlton, granting for guests a unique opportunity to experience the resplendent City of Edinburgh.
Nearest Airport
Edinburgh International Airport (EDI): 13 km/8 mi, 25 minutes
Hotel Address
19 North Bridge, Edinburgh
Scotland, United Kingdom EH1 1SD
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Calton Hill
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Camera Obscura & World of Illusions
Experience interactive science exhibits that address optical illusions at this renowned landmark.
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Dean Village
Explore the 19th-century structures of this historic village.
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Dynamic Earth
Discover interactive science exhibits at Dynamic Earth.
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Edinburgh Castle
Discover the seat for the historic Kings of Scotland, which dates back to the 11th century.
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Edinburgh Playhouse
Attend a thrilling theatrical performance at the historic Edinburgh Playhouse.
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Festival Theatre
Enjoy the Scottish Opera and the Scottish Ballet at Edinburgh's Festival Theatre.
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Holyrood Park
Experience sweeping views of Edinburgh from Arthur's Seat inside Holyrood Park.
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King's Theatre
Discover the theatrical heritage of this Edwardian venue.
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Museum of Childhood
Experience the vast collection of historic toys at the Museum of Childhood.
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Museum of Edinburgh
Discover the city's ancient past at the Edinburgh Museum.
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National Museum of Scotland
Explore Scotland's heritage at the National Museum of Scotland.
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National War Museum
Experience Scottish military history at the National War Museum inside Edinburgh Castle.
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Nelson Monument
Experience the memory of Admiral Horatio Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.
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Palace of Holyroodhouse
Explore the official royal residence of the British Royal Family whenever it visits Scotland.
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Princes Street Gardens
Discover the beautifully landscaped grounds of the renowned Princes Street Gardens.
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RZSS Edinburgh Zoo
Discover the wide variety of animals at the Edinburgh Zoo.
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Explore plant life from around the world at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
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Royal Yacht Britannia
Explore the former personal yacht of the British Royal Family.
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Scott Monument
Discover the legacy of Sir Walter Scott at this Victorian-era memorial.
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Explore some of the finest 20th-century art in Scotland at the Scottish National Gallery.
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two
Experience even more fascinating contemporary art at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two.
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Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Discover an amazing collection of Scottish portraits at the renowned Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
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St Giles' Cathedral
Experience the Gothic architecture of this renowned medieval church.
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Surgeons' Hall Museums
Explore 18th-century medical specimens at the Surgeons' Hall Museums.
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The Real Mary King's Close
Explore the hidden alleyways of The Real Mary King's Close.
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The Usher Hall
Enjoy live entertainment at this Beaux Arts auditorium.
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The Writers' Museum
Experience the literary heritage of such renowned Scottish writers like Burns, Scott, and Stevenson.