Airport
Poitiers-Biard
Airport
Poitiers-Biard
Fancy a trip combining history, culture and nature? Edinburgh opens its doors to you and invites you to discover the soul of Scotland. Perched on its volcanic hills, this majestic capital promises an unforgettable experience, where every street and every monument tells a fascinating story.
Why Edinburgh?
With its blend of historical heritage and natural beauty, Edinburgh has it all. Visit Edinburgh Castle, one of the most famous and impressive monuments in the cityscape. Walk its walls, descend its dungeons and admire the crown jewels. Then fall in love with the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The medieval alleyways are full of legends that will take you back in time.
A city with so much to offer.
Whisky lovers are in for a treat in Edinburgh. The city is home to numerous distilleries, where you can sample single malt whisky and other local treasures. Finally, don't miss the breathtaking views. Climb to Arthur's Seat, an ancient extinct volcano, for a breathtaking 360° view of the city and surrounding area. Looking for even more adventure? Explore the Cairngorms National Park, with its majestic mountains, tranquil lakes and wildlife.
Ready to discover the magic of Edinburgh? Don't wait any longer, book your flight and embark on an extraordinary Scottish adventure.
From June 01, 2024 to October 26, 2024
| Days | Departure Edinburgh | Arrival Poitiers | Departure Poitiers | Arrival Edinburgh |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 17h05 | 20h10 | 20h35 | 21h40 |
| Saturday | 07h00 | 10h05 | 10h30 | 11h35 |
Currency: Pounds Sterling.
Time difference: Poitiers is 1 hour ahead of Edinburgh.
Languages: English.
Formalities: Valid passport.
Please note: Remember to bring a 3-pin plug adapter (type G).
Edinburgh Castle is a must-see building for a glimpse of over 1,000 years of history. Built on a huge volcanic rock, the castle is one of the city's greatest landmarks, and from its walls you can enjoy breathtaking views of different parts of the city. It's an impressive fortress, built in the 12th century and a testament to what happened in Scotland. It was the main symbol of the Scottish people's resistance, and also provided a home for legendary monarchs throughout its history. Inside, you can also see St. Margaret's Chapel, the castle's oldest building, and the One O'Clock Gun, a cannon shot that has been fired every day since 1861.
Royal Mile Street isn't just a famous Edinburgh street, it's a journey back in time to the heart of the city. Walking along the road from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace, you can feel every century this street has passed through. Marvel at the centuries-old buildings and authentic courtyards, while discovering the city's medievalism. Wander the famous streets and lanes, discover original boutiques, traditional cafés and picturesque museums along the Royal Mile.
The City of Edinburgh Museum offers a captivating immersion into the city's history and culture. Located in historic Edinburgh, this exhibition explores the city's evolution and cultural life through a variety of artistic achievements. Immerse yourself in the collection of rare artifacts and original paintings, explore the daily lives of Scotland's citizens and witness the region's gastronomic development, this interactive museum is interesting for the whole family.
Arthur's Seat, a majestic extinct volcano rising to 251 meters above sea level, stands proudly opposite Holyrood Park, overlooking the city of Edinburgh. A true landmark of the Scottish capital, it attracts thousands of visitors every year to admire its spectacular scenery and discover its rich historical heritage. Climb Arthur's Seat for breathtaking views of Edinburgh and the surrounding area. The city stretches out at your feet, revealing picturesque lanes, imposing monuments and a castle perched on volcanic rock. On a clear day, the view extends to the green hills of the Lothians and the North Sea.
Situated at the top of the city, Calton Hill is the best destination for 360° views of Edinburgh. Just a few minutes' walk from the city center, the hill with its many iconic monuments such as the National Monument and the Nelson Monument offers an ideal hiking trail just a short stroll from Edinburgh's sights. Photography enthusiasts or those who simply want to sit back and admire the view of the city will not be disappointed.
Standing majestically on the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral stands as a timeless witness to Edinburgh's history. Founded in the 12th century, this Gothic cathedral is an architectural masterpiece, captivating visitors with its elegant lines and chiselled details. St. Gilles is not only a place of worship, but also a vibrant cultural center. Concerts, conferences and exhibitions are regularly held here, offering a range of activities to suit all tastes.
Anyone who loves history can't go wrong with a visit to Holyrood Palace Castle, the official residence of the British royal monarchy in Scotland. Behind the ornate royal gates lies royal splendor mixed with fascinating tales. Explore its tapestry-adorned chambers, discover the adventurous story of Mary Stuart and wander through the ruins of the adjacent abbey while Arthur's Seat looks on from afar.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Scotch whisky at Johnnie Walker Princes Street, Edinburgh's new flagship experience! Spanning eight floors, this unique venue is sure to delight whisky connoisseurs and curious novices alike.
Restaurants, bars and sales areas await you for an unforgettable taste journey.
Whether you're an art lover or simply curious, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art invites you on a fascinating journey through the art of the centuries. Stroll through the rooms and let yourself be transported by powerful and moving works. The gallery contains a rich collection dating from the early 20th century to the present day.
Then explore the landscaped park, where monumental sculptures by Tony Cragg and Barbara Hepworth await you.
Looking for a fun and instructive outing with your children?
Dynamic Earth is the place to be! This captivating attraction invites young explorers on an extraordinary journey through time and space. They'll discover how the forces of nature have shaped our planet over millions of years.
More than just a museum, Dynamic Earth is a truly interactive adventure.
Poitiers-Biard Airport
5 Rue du Sous-Lieutenant Raymond Collard,
86580 Biard
Passengers
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