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Tickets for the FINAL PERFORMANCE of the FINAL NIGHT of the Edinburgh Tattoo are like gold dust, but we have secured an allocation for you to enjoy the massed Pipes and Drums of the Scottish regiments. On the last night of the Tattoo they recreate something of the pageantry and ceremonial associated with Scottish history. Edinburgh is Scotland's capital and a World Heritage City

The Roxburghe is one of Edinburgh’s most elegant city centre four-star hotels, just a stroll from Princes Street, George Street and the Castle. Charlotte Square and the Roxburghe hotel, designed by architect Robert Adam are home to some of the world’s finest Georgian architecture. We are offering the later (10.30 pm) final performance of the Tattoo from here, complete with a fantastic firework display.

Hotels at this time are at a premium; we are fortunate to have been allocated a limited amount of accommodation for the nights of Friday and Saturday on the basis of bed and breakfast only. On Friday there will be a Welcome Reception hosted by a Scottish Blue Badge Guide who will provide advice and information in order that you can enjoy the city on Saturday and Sunday. You will also be given your tickets to the Tattoo. We always apply for the best available seats, and are usually issued with those next to top price, they will certainly be in an excellent position.

You will be free on Saturday to shop and sightsee on your own. Find dinner either at the hotel or in one of the many restaurants round and about before finding your top-price seats at the late and final performance of the Tattoo at ten thirty, this spectacle climaxes with a wonderful fireworks display in this unforgettable and dramatic setting.

Price per person £369: Single Supplement £180: Non refundable deposit £75:
Includes:

• Two nights accommodation with Scottish breakfast
• Welcome reception and an introduction to Edinburgh by a Blue Badge Guide
• Ticket for the last night of the Edinburgh Tattoo (10.30 performance)

Notes: The final approach to the Edinburgh Tattoo is on foot up a steep incline and, regrettably, no special arrangements can be made.