You Can Climb Arthur’s Seat!
Holyrood Park is home to Arthur’s Seat, an ancient extinct volcano that rises 251 meters above Edinburgh. Climbing it offers a fun challenge for families and provides breathtaking 360-degree views from the summit.
Holyrood Park
About Holyrood Park
Did you know there’s an extinct volcano in Edinburgh?! And you can actually climb it?
If you’re looking for your next big adventure walk, you must check out Holyrood Park in Edinburgh! It’s a fantastic place for a family day out. This park offers natural beauty, historical sites, and exciting activities to entertain parents and children!
Things To Do
Holyrood Park is like a giant playground for kids. The royal park is home to Arthur’s Seat, an ancient volcano that rises 251 meters above the city. Climbing Arthur’s Seat Holyrood Park is a fun challenge for families, and the 360-degree views from the top are breathtaking. Kids will love the sense of adventure and accomplishment of reaching the summit. Will you conquer the volcano? (okay - how cool does that sound?!)
The Park Is Full Of History!
The park is rich in history, featuring ancient ruins and archaeological sites, such as St. Anthony’s Chapel, Iron Age forts, and Bronze Age agricultural terraces, offering a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s ancient past.
There Are Plenty of Scenic Lochs and Wildlife!
Holyrood Park boasts three lochs - Duddingston Loch, St Margaret’s Loch, and Dunsapie Loch. Duddingston Loch, in particular, is known for its beautiful scenery and rich birdlife, making it an ideal spot for family picnics and wildlife observation.
Attraction Details
Opening Times
Regular Times
- Monday, Open 24 hours
- Tuesday, Open 24 hours
- Wednesday, Open 24 hours
- Thursday, Open 24 hours
- Friday, Open 24 hours
- Saturday, Open 24 hours
- Sunday, Open 24 hours
Plan Your Visit
FAQs
Directions
Holyrood Park
Holyrood Park, 1 Queen's Drive, Edinburgh, Edinburgh and Lothian, EH8 8HG, Scotland
Tel: 01316528150