What sites are there to see in Edinburgh?

Most teenagers enjoy the Ice-Rink beside Murrayfield Stadium, which also holds a disco each friday night. Roslyn Chapel is also good for a day out - made famous from the Da Vinci Code Movie and Book. If they enjoyed Irvine Welsh's book Trainspotting, you can do a Trainspotting tour. There are also lots of other under 18 clubs that operate on a friday and saturday evening and plenty of cinemas around if you are stuck or weather is bad.

I think all students should go to visit the new Parliament building and witness a debate. Walk back into town through the Cowgate and Grassmarket afterwards for a bit of sightseeing.

I found an hotel site that lists lots of things to do on a budget in Edinburgh, which is quoted below.

Hope this helps.

Edinburgh. One of the most beautiful cities in the world. Too many attractions to list all of them but here are some

The Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama, held every summer since 1947, and its larger, more eclectic and offbeat offshoot, the Edinburgh Fringe, are world famous

Edinburgh Castle

Arthur's Seat A huge hill near the City Centre

Scottish Parliament Building

Royal Scottish Academy

National Gallery of Scotland

Royal Scottish Museum

Museum of Scotland

National Library

Princes St Gardens

Royal Botanic Gardens

John Knox's House

St. Giles Cathedral dating from the 12th cent.

Real Mary King's Close, narrow streets and buildings that were buried underground in the 18th cent.

Edinburgh Zoo

Royal Yacht Britannia

Royal Mile

Greyfriar's Bobby Statue & Graveyard

Grassmarket

St James' Centre

Dean Art Gallery

Meadowbank Stadium

Dynamic Earth

Holyrood House

Cramond Village

Portobello, Edinburgh's beach

Leith Docks, Edinburgh's Bistro bar area

Murrayfield National Rugby Stadium

Dean Village

Calton Hill

Playhouse Theatre

Get a day pass for Lothian Buses for £2.50 & explore all day.

Take them up Arthur's seat. It's an extinct volcanic hill that takes about 45min to an hour to climb up. You get an excellent view of the city.

Mushy peas, Cod, grey poupon, periods of rain and more rain, the flop top bowl hair cuts called fashion, and don't forget the Queen. Taxes out the Yin-Yang!!! Great Britain are nothing more than pawns...