Haymarket Holiday Deals

Haymarket Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Haymarket

Do you pore over every travel deal that drops into your inbox? Catch yourself frequently stalking travel hashtags? You need a break stat and Haymarket, a neighbourhood in Edinburgh, is calling your name. One of the best parts of travelling is the people you meet on the way. And with 440,000 people calling the capital of Scotland home, there's loads of opportunities to meet new BFFs. Haymarket is 2 kilometres west of the centre of the city. If you're arriving via Edinburgh Airport, dump your suitcase in the boot of a taxi and travel 9 kilometres east.

Haymarket is a magnet for sightseers. A good deal of the city's best attractions are scattered near this neighbourhood, including Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Yacht Britannia. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to head onwards to Arthur's Seat and St. Giles' Cathedral. For a new perspective on Edinburgh, organise a day at West End and Dalry, nearby neighbourhoods just waiting to be discovered.

Can't wait to feast your eyes on Palace of Holyroodhouse? Found just 3 kilometres to the east, it's a breeze getting to this star attraction from Haymarket.

The city centre also features a collection of sights to lay your eyes upon, such as the University of Edinburgh and Scottish Parliament. The Edinburgh Zoo and the National Museum of Scotland are two more of the area's biggest draws.

A bit worn out after running around all day? Take some time to let it all hang loose at Greyfriar's Bobby, Vietnam House Art Gallery and Canongate Tolbooth!

The National Gallery of Scotland, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, the Fruitmarket Gallery and the Talbot Rice Gallery are perfect for those eager to learn more about the area's culture.

Ask about any upcoming events before heading on over to see the exhibits at the Our Dynamic Earth, the Scotch Whisky Experience, the Museum of Childhood and the National War Museum.

One of the yardsticks of a great performance is often how deafening the applause is at the end. See the audience rise to their feet at the Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Festival Theatre and the King's Theatre.

The fairways of the Braid Hills Golf Course, the Bruntsfield Links Golf Course, the Royal Burgess Golf Course and the Mortonhall Golf Course are calling your name. Hone your swing, play a few friendly rounds with mates and attempt to shave some shots off your game.

There's nothing like going on holiday with the kids to help you see things in a new light. Take them on an excursion to the National Library of Scotland, Omni Centre Edinburgh and the Dominion Cinema.

As you know, kids have bucketloads of energy. Fortunately, there are a handful of places in the local area where they can blow off some steam. Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, Gambado, Blackford Hill and The Braid Hills are some great choices.

Calton Hill, Holyrood Park, Water of Leith Visitor Centre and the Dunbar’s Close Garden are top spots for nature fans to spend time outdoors.

If all the activity of city life is wearing you out, head to one of the nearby green spaces. Princes Street Gardens, The Meadows and Leith Links are great places to relax under the shade of the trees.

A holiday is the ideal opportunity to splash out a bit and grab a souvenir or two. Be sure to stroll through The Hub, Gyle Shopping Centre, Princes Mall and Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre!

Greyfriars Kirk, the Scott Monument, Real Mary King's Close and Gladstone's Land have many tales to tell. History nerd or not, you'll definitely find out something at these time-weathered sites.

Regardless of your religious beliefs, it's worth visiting St. Mary's Episcopal Cathederal, St. Stephens Centre, Robin Chapel and St. Margaret's Chapel.

If you're wild about skiing or snowboarding, pay a visit to Midlothian Snowsports Centre and Midlothian Ski Centre. You can bet it'll be chilly, so make sure you pack lots of warm clothing!

It's time to fine-tune your Mexican wave skills and limber up your vocal chords. Come along and cheer for either of the home teams, the Scotland National Rugby and Edinburgh Rugby, at Murrayfield Stadium.

Hotels in Haymarket

Whether you're seeking the basics or the whole shebang, Haymarket has you sorted! For a place that won't burn a hole through your wallet, you can't go past the Lyncliff Hotel, located at 4 Windsor Street, or the ibis Edinburgh Centre Royal Mile – Hunter Square, at 6 Hunter Square. But if you'd rather live a life of leisure and luxury while you're here, The Balmoral Hotel or the Prestonfield House may be more to your liking. Just sit back, unwind and let the experienced staff do what they do best.

Another option is to set up shop within a short distance of Edinburgh Castle, one of Haymarket's most prominent attractions. Take a look at either the Old Town Chambers (0.5 kilometres away) or the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh (0.5 kilometres away).