31st May, 2022
5 Things to do in Edinburgh in June 2022
Summer is finally here (even if the weather doesn’t feel like it sometimes). There are plenty of things to do in Edinburgh in June 2022, from learning about LGBTQIA+ history to admiring incredible views of the city.
Visit The Palace of Holyroodhouse
Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee this June by exploring a palace with historical and modern significance. The palace has connections to some of the most famous figures from Scotland’s history, such as Mary Queen of Scots. It is still used by The Queen when she is carrying out official engagements in Scotland. It is located at the end of the historic Royal Mile.
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Learn about LGBTQIA+ History
The National Museum of Scotland is celebrating Pride month with their Hidden Histories Trail. Explore their fascinating collections looking for objects connected to LGBTQIA+ history. The event is in collaboration with young people from Impact Arts, LGBT Youth Scotland and the Scotland 365 youth engagement team at National Museums Scotland.
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Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee at the Royal Yacht Britannia
The Royal Yacht Britannia sailed for over 40 years before becoming a visitor attraction in Leith. It was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family. Their events for the Platinum Jubilee include celebratory dishes and cocktails and a private tour with unique insight into how the Royal Family and their crew lived and worked on-board.
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Relax at Portobello Beach
Nothing say’s summer more than spending time by the sea! A few miles from the city centre you can enjoy two miles of sand at this award-winning beach. The promenade has plenty of cafes and bars for a refreshing drink. An independent town until 1896, Portobello’s unique character and elegant architecture makes it a perfect place to visit in June.
Hear Real Stories from LGBTQIA+ History
We are celebrating Pride month at The Real Mary King’s Close! Through new research endorsed by Dr Emma Macleod from the University of Stirling, we are revealing the hidden histories of LGBT community life in Edinburgh from as far back as 1546 until 1912. The tours will also support a local charity, LGBT Youth Scotland. Journey back in time with the famous poet Robert Fergusson to guide you. You will also meet one of the Edinburgh Seven, Sophia Jex-Blake, and Dr James Barry.
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