Absolutely beautiful, and well worth a visit. Going early in the day could mean smaller crowds. The included audioguide is excellent and guests are given access to lots of rooms. No photos allowed inside. Toilets available.

I was completely amazed by the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Walking through it felt like stepping straight into Scottish history. The palace is beautifully preserved, and the stories behind the walls are fascinating and dramatic. The ruins of Holyrood Abbey and the surrounding views of Arthur’s Seat make the experience even more unforgettable. A must-visit in Edinburgh!🤩🥰

Lovely place. Visited a few days ago. Looked stunning in the winter sunshine also. I would have given 5* but you lost one for not having a UK souvenir book, plenty of foreign language ones but no English ones.

It was a beautiful to visit, super happy that I went. They give a free headset to listen to a guided tour without any extra cost, so interesting to hear about the different areas of the palace. The only thing that’s quite sad is that we can’t take pictures inside. But other than that highly recommend.

Palace of Holyroodhouse is a beautiful and majestic place located at the end of the Royal Mile. It’s one of Edinburgh’s most important historic landmarks, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s royal history. The palace features stunning architecture, elegant rooms, and lovely gardens that add to its charm. However, photography is not allowed in most of the rooms to protect the historic artifacts and furnishings. Despite that, the visit is truly worth it — the atmosphere, details, and royal elegance make it an unforgettable experience.