 things to do in edinburgh things to do in edinburgh barsha mar 28092021 1244 traveling is usually a good time have you ever been in a situation where you had ample time to see an attraction but ran out of money some tourists just do not have enough money to visit all of the attractions whereas some spend excessively on shopping likewise some students enjoy traveling but have restricted money to enjoy the attractionsif you re on a budget but still want to enjoy edinburgh here are several free options the royal botanic garden founded in 1670 the royal botanic garden has a lot of beautiful landscape elements to discover rock garden scottish native plants collection etc are few attractions you can explore located just a mile from the center of the city this 72acres garden is free to explore you can spend the day exploring the gorgeous garden and soaking nature  the scottish national gallery the scottish national gallery is among edinburgh s top free attractions which are situated in the center of the city it includes three gallery locations where a shuttle bus service is available for a voluntary payment of one pound the national gallery of scotland houses scotland s national collection of art which spans the early renaissance to the early nineteenth century it s difficult to keep track of time staring at the magnificent collections which include works by botticelli van gogh and rembrandt museum of childhood museum of childhood as the name implies is the world s first museum for children it offers vintage toys games books and memories the museum contains some intriguing exhibits from the midnineteenth century to the early day including a rare 1740 wooden fashion doll and a steiff teddy bear that journeyed out of vienna in 1939 to save jewish children from nazi germany on the final kindertransport train  dean village dean village is a tranquil sanctuary only a short distance from princes street formerly home to several watermills and having an industrial background this place has distinctive architecture where you can see the remains of stone plaques adorned with baked pies and bread this peaceful residential neighborhood snuggled within the shores of the water of leith looks to have escaped the flow of time pentland hills regional park pentland hills regional park is a dynamic landscape that provides wonderful opportunities to appreciate and enjoy nature this park is terrific to go walking horseback riding cycling fishing as it is 10000 acres of land and has 100 kilometers of paths traveling is usually a good time have you ever been in a situation where you had ample time to see an attraction but ran out of money some tourists just do not have enough money to visit all of the attractions whereas some spend excessively on shopping likewise some students enjoy traveling but have restricted money to enjoy the attractionsif you re on a budget but still want to enjoy edinburgh here are several free options the royal botanic garden founded in 1670 the royal botanic garden has a lot of beautiful landscape elements to discover rock garden scottish native plants collection etc are few attractions you can explore located just a mile from the center of the city this 72acres garden is free to explore you can spend the day exploring the gorgeous garden and soaking nature  the scottish national gallery the scottish national gallery is among edinburgh s top free attractions which are situated in the center of the city it includes three gallery locations where a shuttle bus service is available for a voluntary payment of one pound the national gallery of scotland houses scotland s national collection of art which spans the early renaissance to the early nineteenth century it s difficult to keep track of time staring at the magnificent collections which include works by botticelli van gogh and rembrandt museum of childhood museum of childhood as the name implies is the world s first museum for children it offers vintage toys games books and memories the museum contains some intriguing exhibits from the midnineteenth century to the early day including a rare 1740 wooden fashion doll and a steiff teddy bear that journeyed out of vienna in 1939 to save jewish children from nazi germany on the final kindertransport train  dean village dean village is a tranquil sanctuary only a short distance from princes street formerly home to several watermills and having an industrial background this place has distinctive architecture where you can see the remains of stone plaques adorned with baked pies and bread this peaceful residential neighborhood snuggled within the shores of the water of leith looks to have escaped the flow of time pentland hills regional park pentland hills regional park is a dynamic landscape that provides wonderful opportunities to appreciate and enjoy nature this park is terrific to go walking horseback riding cycling fishing as it is 10000 acres of land and has 100 kilometers of paths  