2. Edinburgh Castle
Royal castle since 12th century
By 17th century its principal role was as a military base
From 19th century has been recognised as historic monument
St Margaret's Chapel in the castle is the oldest surviving building in Edinburgh
3. University of St Andrews
Oldest university in Scotland
Founded between 1410 and 1413
Research university
Students from over 100 different countries
4. Stirling Castle
One of the largest and most important castles in Scotland
Castle dates from at least early 12th century
Present buildings mostly built between 1490 and 1600
Has been used as an open-air concert venue
6. Museum of Childhood
Set in two buindings, both were constructed in the 18th century
Over 2,000 items
First museum in the world dedicated to the history of childhood
Displays toys and games from across the generations
7. Clyde Auditorium
Concert venue in Glasgow known as "The Armadillo"
Completed in 1997
3,000 seats
Susan Boyle was discovered there
8. Sensation Science Centre
In Dundee
Part of the Scottish Science Centres Network
The interactive exhibits focus mainly on the life sciences and senses
Opened in July 2000