Edinburgh CastleYyinyinlimmone of Scotland's most iconic landmarks, sits majestically atop Castle Rock, offering stunning views over the city of Edinburgh. This historic fortress is a must-visit for anyone interested in Scottish history, culture, and architecture.
Princes Street董董里府石守信There are a lot of people here, the streets are more concentrated and clean, many shops are worth visiting, there are many artists on the street, if you are interested, you can take a look at it at any time, and there are owls to take pictures! 5 pounds per person
The University of Edinburgh小小思文Edinburgh University is a famous British Commonwealth institution, a centuries-old school district, the university is a classical complex, the tall buildings are beautiful, the school is a free place to visit, different buildings have a connected area.
Calton HillMMing9734It is a must-visit place in Edinburgh. On the hill, there are lots of good spots to get a good view of the city. Old Town, New Town, Arthur's Seat, and the sea are all visible there.
Palace of HolyroodhouseAAnonymous UserThe purchase is simple, the ticket is issued quickly, and the ticket needs to be changed at the entrance (note that the ticketing company needs to be on the ticketing form), and the ticket exchange process is also very fast. Trip.com It is indeed very convenient to buy tickets, and the loss of foreign currency fluctuation is avoided by using RMB to pay.
National Museum of ScotlandLLavender_zzThis museum is so amazing; my daughter loves it so much! It has 5 floors with different sections of natural world; world cultures; art & design and also science & technology with interactive displays that intrigued children. You can go the roof terrace to see the overview of Edinburgh city from there. And not to forget; it is free entrance! There’s also a cafe inside that sells good coffee and cakes. A must visit when you’re in Edinburgh.
Arthur's Seat__TS***fbthis is highest elevation in Edinburgh. the hike is about 1.5km, 260m elevation. hike up from the Queen’s Drive side. coming down is more difficult than going up. bring water.
Princes Street GardensWwithjenniferThe Princes Street Garden is picturesque, with the memorial tower of Scott, a famous Scottish literary artist, standing on another green space in the garden, the largest and most unique Scottish flower clock in the world. During the festival, the gardens of Princes Street are blooming and beautiful, and there are players in traditional Scottish dresses playing bagpipes in Princes Street Park from time to time.
The Scotch Whisky ExperienceMmadalinamaria10Great place to learn more about whiskey, production, tastes and characteristics of each type from every region. Option to try them on at the end as well.
Scott MonumentZZengZhiGangThe dark tower was so eye-catching that it was noticed a long way away because the black exterior made it stand out like a chicken. When I approached, the tower was actually very meticulous and complicated.