Touring Doctor Who exhibition to land Tardis in Scotland A NEW Doctor Who exhibition will open in Edinburgh this year, revealing the scientific secrets behind the Time Lord. The National (Scotland) · Jul 22, 2022
Edinburgh to host huge Doctor Who exhibition with Daleks and 'monster vault' The iconic TV show has spanned for decades, and will now see Edinburgh host a huge exhibition in the National Museum of Scotland with interactive displays. Edinburgh Live · Jul 21, 2022
Science behind Doctor Who to be revealed at Edinburgh exhibition The Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder exhibition will land at the National Museum of Scotland in December. The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2022
How Leonardo figured out the beauty of anatomy An exhibition in the National Museum of Scotland gives us a glimpse into the mind of a genius – and the grisly history of medical science The Guardian - UK · Jul 17, 2022
The horrors of dissection, Freud’s secrets and Deller’s map of the self – the week in art The dark art of anatomy, Freud family secrets, Bridget Riley’s brilliant watercolours and the atlas of our everyday lives The Guardian - UK · Jul 1, 2022
New Edinburgh exhibition will explore crimes of body-snatchers Burke and Hare A new exhibit in Edinburgh City Centre will take visitors through the history of anatomy in Edinburgh. The theme explores macabre themes such as murder and crime in the early days of the field. Edinburgh Live · Jun 30, 2022
Silver casket Mary, Queen of Scots was thought to own acquired for nation The item, made in Paris between 1493 and 1510, is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. The Independent UK · May 19, 2022
Mary Queen of Scots' precious casket bought for £1.8m by National Museums Scotland A silver casket once owned by Mary, Queen of Scots, has been secured by National Museums Scotland for £1.8m. The National (Scotland) · May 19, 2022
Casket linked to Mary, Queen of Scots bought for nation for £1.8m Silver relic will go on public display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh this week The Guardian - UK · May 19, 2022
Tory anger as Declaration of Arbroath to go back on display during indyref2 year SCOTTISH Conservatives have expressed fears that the SNP will “hijack” an upcoming display of the historic Declaration of Arbroath at the… The National (Scotland) · May 10, 2022
The 200-year-old unsolved mystery of the miniature coffins found hidden on Edinburgh’s Arthur’s Seat In the 1830s, five schoolboys hunting for rabbits on the famous hill found something truly unbelievable. Daily Record · May 6, 2022
Popular Edinburgh tourist attractions ranked from best to worst according to TripAdvisor With so much to see and do in Edinburgh, it can sometimes feel overwhelming — particularly if you only have a limited time in the city — and so to help we've compiled a list of the most popular destinations Edinburgh Live · Apr 27, 2022
Edinburgh Science Festival: Children trained in coding to block cyber attacks Edinburgh Science Festival continues with more interactive events for children, including coding sessions to teach kids how to evade hackers Edinburgh Live · Apr 21, 2022
Edinburgh Pedal on Parliament: Hundreds to take part in mass cycle protest The protest will travel from the National Museum of Scotland to the Scottish Parliament to highlight the need to make Scotland more accessible for cyclists Edinburgh Live · Apr 19, 2022
Edinburgh Live · Apr 13, 2022 We met Edinburgh Science Festival's cute robot and it made quite an impression Meeting at an exhibit hosted by the National Robotarium, super cute robot Pepper had us captivated by her human like mannerisms and charm - leaving visitors suitably impressed.
Edinburgh Live · Apr 9, 2022 Edinburgh treasure hunter unearths 700-year-old coins whilst helping environment Sean McMahon, or Edinburgh Detecting, has unearthed several historic coins and bullets on his journey, whilst also saying he's happy to clean up farmers' fields and help the environment
Edinburgh Live · Feb 2, 2022 Edinburgh's Jawbone Arch to be replaced with £130k replica as original "too fragile" to return The Jawbone Arch, which was removed from the meadows after 128 years in 2014, will not return to its original site, the council has confirmed - but could end up on display in the National Museum of Scotland.