free museum! if you’re interested in old literature and its history i would definitely recommend going in and having a look!! very small and didn’t take long to go through, but i would say its worth it nonetheless.

The Writers’ Museum in Edinburgh is a hidden gem and an absolute must visit for anyone who loves literature or history. It beautifully celebrates Scotland’s great writers like Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, and Robert Louis Stevenson, with fascinating exhibits, personal items, and manuscripts that bring their stories to life. The building itself is charming and atmospheric, tucked away just off the Royal Mile, which makes the experience even more special. A wonderful place to explore and appreciate Scotland’s rich literary heritage! It’s for free.

Tiny but worth-visiting museum. Here you will see artifacts related to the personal and professional lives of Sir Walter Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson and Robert Burns. The exhibits vary from their books to locks of hair! It doesn’t take much time to finish touring the museum, but it is a good spot for literature lovers.

A lovely little museum that's tucked away in the heart of Edinburgh. It doesn't take long to go through - roughly half an hour - despite having a fascinating array of information about some really interesting writers. Definitely work a visit!

Such a delightful little museum. We very much look forward to stopping in and we're not disappointed! You got to love that the museums are free here and it takes all the stress out of the equation. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It will always be a great memory of our time here.