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5 Great Things To Do In Edinburgh Scotland
. Visit Edinburgh Castle walkways between buildings) and narrow streets add to the sense If you've never seen it, that bits of the old town can be Edinburgh Castle is one of the scary when the sun goes down. A finest castles in the world, and ghost and ghouls tour or witches is truly one of the best things tour will take you into the old to do in Edinburgh. Sitting at underbelly of Edinburgh and just the highest point in the old town might scare the pants off you. A Edinburgh castle has lorded it number of historical tours of over the city for hundreds of Edinburgh's old town start at years. Walk up the Royal Mile different positions along the (High St) to soak up the feeling Royal Mile and are a must-do of history as you approach the thing for new visitors to castle. The views from all round Edinburgh, notably by the the castle across Edinburgh are Witchery at the top and by St spectacular. The Scottish Crown Giles Cathedral about half-way Jewels are displayed in Edinburgh down the hill. Castle, and a beautiful chapel that is extremely peaceful 3. Take the road round Arthur's despite the energy of the city seat (and climb it if you feel so outside. inclined) 2. Take an Edinburgh Old Town Right in the middle of Edinburgh tour lies Arthur's Seat. This is practically a mountain in the In the streets of Edinburgh's old middle of Scotland's capital town there have been dark and city. For those that are so mysterious happenings for years inclined there are a number of and years. Tightly packed ancient paths across that will take them buildings, tiny closes (narrow to the top of Arthur's Seat in a
little less than an hour. But for one of the world's finest those who are car-bound or don't museums. If you have a wet, rainy feel quite like climbing to the day in Edinburgh, visiting this top of this Edinburgh landmark, museum will keep you busy all there is a wonderful drive around day. Lots of interactive stuff it. (not open on sundays). Start for the kids. The National Museum in Holyrood Park beside the of Scotland is now integrated Palace and Scottish Parliament onto it so there is twice as much and follow the road round the to see. Even without the hill in a clockwise direction. wonderful exhibits, this museum Over the first mile you will is a work of art in itself. Stand climb steeply and be afforded in the central atrium and look up some fantastic views to Leith and at the marvelous victorian over to the east of Edinburgh and architecture. Walk to the join over to East Lothian. Carry on between the old and new museums round the road and the view to and look up at the array of the south of Edinburgh opens up. different angles, shapes and Continuing on further round the light bouncing around. hill, the view to the castle and over the old town opens up and is 5. Walk along Princes Street absolutely spectacular. Stop and get a picture of this before you Starting at the east end of start to drop down into Holyrood Princes Street (Edinburgh's main Park once again and back to where shopping street) by Waverley you started. station, walk west along the entire mile of street. Don't be 4. Visit the Royal Museum sucked in immediately by the line of shops on your right, but On Chambers Street, Edinburgh's instead focus your attention on Royal Museum is a masterpiece and the view appearing on your left.
This is the skyline of lunch, or eat a sandwich from one Edinburgh's Old Town and you of Princes Streets shops. As you could easily shoot a whole roll continue along Princes Street, of film trying to capture it on the skyline on your left gets camera. The park on your left is higher and higher until at the Princes Street Gardens and it can top of it lies Edinburgh Castle be a perfect place to while away in all it's glory, protected by an hour or so with a picnic high cliffs.
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Adam Christie runs http://www.holidayscotland.org.uk/ - a site for visitors to Scotland which contains Edinburgh hotel and tourist information.
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