While your in the area to play golf you should not miss the opportunity to sample some of the reasons that make Scotland so unique as a tourist destination. We have highlighted some of the major visitor attractions within reach of the hotels and golf courses and some of these will be offering exclusive discounts and offers to Scottish Golf Classics players.

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Dirleton Castle & Gardens
A romantic castle at the forefront of Scottish history since the 12th century.The renowned gardens, added in the 16th century, include arts and crafts, herbaceous border and Victorian garden.

Museum Of Flight
Scotland's national museum of aviation houses a huge collection of aeroplanes and rockets in the hangars of a World War II airfield. Come and learn about the history of flight, from early pioneers to space explorers.

Our Dynamic Earth
Our Dynamic Earth is one of Edinburgh's "must see" attractions. It's a fantastic journey of discovery, using dramatic special effects, stunning imagery and state-of-the-art interactives, that takes you from the very beginning of time to our unknown future.

National Library of Scotland
One of Britain's four largest libraries, with an unrivalled collection on Scottish culture and history. Open to researchers. Various exhibitions on Scottish themes open to the public.

Edinburgh Castle
This magnificent Castle is Edinburgh's top tourist attraction known throughout the world. The Castle rock has been inhabited since 800 BC and the great Castle which grew upon it has become a symbol of Scotland's nationhood.

Peoples Story Museum
Situated in the historic Canongate Tolbooth, this museum tells the story of the life and work of Edinburgh's people from the late 18th century to the present day.

Edinburgh Dungeon
Indoor visitor attraction depicting darkest chapters of Scottish history. Heavy emphasis on interaction, via actors, ride and tableaux. The attraction blends horror and humour to represent Scotland's bloody past

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Royal Botanic Garden
Scotland's National Botanic Garden displays plant treasures from around the globe in its seventy exquisitely landscaped acres.

Palace Of Holyroodhouse
Her Majesty the Queen's official residence in Scotland. Holyrood Abbey, historic apartments, state rooms and Mary Queen of Scots chambers. Palace gardens open during summer months.

Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art
This impressive neo-classical building is set in beautiful leafy grounds, and houses Scotland's finest collection of 20th Century painting, sculpture and graphic art.

Kirk Of Calder
Pre-reformation church in a rural setting. The fine stained glass windows have been lovingly restored. The church won an award in 1992 for its restoration. A warm welcome guaranteed.

Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Unique visual history of Scotland, told through the portraits of those who shaped it, from Mary Queen of Scots and Robert Burns, through to Sean Connery and Irvine Welsh. Regular exhibitions and changing displays of photography, from the national collection.

Lauriston Castle
16th Century tower house with 19th century extensions, standing in tranquil grounds overlooking the Firth of Forth. Rich collections of furniture and decorative art give a glimpse of Edwardian life in a Scottish country house.

Lennoxlove House And Gardens
A house of great historic interest dating back to before the 14th century. Containing treasures from the Hamilton Palace collection of portraits,furniture and porcelain.

Linlithgow Palace
A favourite residence of the Stuart Kings, it was the birth place of Mary Queen of Scots and later housed Cromwell, Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Duke of Cumberland.