The Writers’ Museum edinburgh

It was a very small museum containing pieces of life from Edinburgh Authors such as Robert Louis Stevenson and Robert Burns. It's a really small museum so one cannot carry a huge luggage inside but then it's a worthy visit for every book worm. Though not many exact writing materials were displayed it was insightful to know about the lives of those famous writers through the things they possessed.

Just not for me. I didn't know what to expect but can't say I'm surprised. A range of random artefacts from the three authors on display along with some historical insights and information. If you like any of the authors then maybe you will get more out of it than I did. I did like the building for it's architecture

Good museum, free entry to house, which in itself was interesting. Excellent exhibits illustrating the life and work of Robert burns and other Scottish writers

Yes, if you want to look a special museum in Edinburgh, get in touch here. Although the place is small and has a narrow aisle, you can get a good smell from here. Historically important writers are introduced and the atmosphere is so good.

This is a great little museum. And a must visit. I really like Treasure Island and seeing all the Robert Lewis Stevenson details was great. An amazing building too. There is a nice suvinear shop as well.

It's a lovely museum, with great collection of legendary Scottish writers.

Well-presented little museum in a semi-hidden corner off the Royal Mile. Lots of paraphernalia on display. Great for a quick (and free!) visit.

Exhibition relating to Scottish writers. Outside in the square there are plaques commemorating authors. Lovely building.

Very interesting displays relating to the three greats (and others) in an historic building. Recommended

Definitely worth a visit for literature lovers.