Royal Botanic Gardens
Royal Botanic Gardens is a place for you to experience the exciting emotions of immersing yourself in a vibrant natural land, and having the opportunity to learn more about the characteristics of millions of plant species from all over the world, while strolling on picturesque trails and taking deep breaths of extremely fresh, pure air.
"King Arthur's Seat" - Arthur's Seat
Arthur's Seat is a hill located in the east, about 2.5 km from Edinburgh's ancient city. This is the remains of a volcano that last erupted violently more than 350 million years ago. From the "Throne of King Arthur" at an altitude of 250 m, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient city of Scotland's capital, dyed in brilliant yellow under the sunset. The sun in Europe in the summer often sets very late, visitors can relax on the "throne" until 9 pm and the sunlight is still bright.
Dean Village
Dean Village is a beautiful old village, located just northwest of Edinburgh city centre, a 5 minute walk from Princes Street. It is also known as the 'Watermill Village' and was the centre of a thriving watermill district for over 800 years.
Edinburgh Castle
Situated on a hill with many historical relics to the west of Edinburgh ancient city, Edinburgh Castle is one of the best preserved fortresses in Scotland. Coming to this medieval castle, all visitors can enjoy the vast, open scenery outside and be captivated by the charm in its design and unique historical story.
Leith Quarter
Not a top tourist attraction, nor a cultural or historical monument, but the idyllic yet idyllic Leith still holds a special place in the hearts of Scottish people. Strolling along the quayside in the summer sun, lounging in the streetside cafes is the best way to feel and understand the daily life of the locals.
Scott Memorial
The Scott Monument, situated between the Old Town and New Town, is a stunning Gothic masterpiece that will inspire any sensitive soul. Standing atop the 60m high central tower is the best place to catch the most romantic sunset in Edinburgh!
St. Giles' Cathedral
Located in the heart of Edinburgh's ancient city, this medieval cathedral is considered one of Edinburgh's most impressive historical symbols. With its majestic and grand appearance and interesting stories hidden inside, St. Giles Cathedral is the place where many tourists from all over leave their wishes.
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