Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, comprises ancient and modern attractions and creates a leisurely yet appealing holiday destination. Those wishing to visit this part of the UK can purchase flights to Edinburgh. These flights will take tourists into Edinburgh International Airport, Scotland's busiest airport. Tourists can get to and from the airport using the dedicated Airlink Express service, which runs on a regular basis. The buses, like the airport, offer Wi-Fi connectivity, and can be distinguished by their blue livery. Lothian Buses service 35 takes tourists on Edinburgh flights straight into the city centre.

Edinburgh is compact, and the majority of its attractions can be reached on foot. The public transportation system comprises mainly of buses. Lothian and First are the two main bus companies in operation in the city. Lothian buses are burgundy and cream in colour. The company offers an all-day ticket to allow tourists on Edinburgh flights to explore the city without the expense of a tour bus. First buses offer tourists a chance to visit the east and west of Edinburgh. Edinburgh Coach Lines operate service 13; ideal for visiting the National Gallery of Modern Art. A suburban railway network is available; trains leave from Waverley station.

Tourists who have booked cheap flights to Edinburgh hoping to explore the city on a budget may wish to purchase the economical Edinburgh Pass which offers tourists £155 worth of entries into 27 of Edinburgh's main tourist attractions, in addition to many other benefits. The majority of tourists to Scotland book cheap flights to Edinburgh to see the city's famous landmarks. Edinburgh Castle is a magnificent royal fortress located at one of the highest points in the city. St Giles' Cathedral, the historic City Church of Edinburgh, is a must-see attraction for those who have purchased airfare to Edinburgh. Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden houses an interesting array of plants and is the ideal location for a picnic in the sunshine.

Princes Street is Edinburgh's main shopping street. It is home to notable chain stores and tourist-orientated shops. The Royal Mile also features a range of shops selling Scottish souvenirs. Number One Restaurant is a spacious, comfortable restaurant, which serves up fine cuisine using quality Scottish produce. The restaurant should be high on the agenda for tourists arriving on flights to Edinburgh. Tourists will find a variety of nightclubs to suit all tastes and ages in the city. Opal Lounge and The Hive are very popular.