4 Things You Have to See in Edinburgh

Apr 22
08:32

2010

Idalia Luczak

Idalia Luczak

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Edinburgh is a place where many amazing things can happen and many amazing things can be seen. It is worth to visit Edinburgh and have a plan to see there most important elements - if we can find there a lot of things and have a lack of time we should decide on something. Here you can find list of four subjective things.

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Castle
That lies upon the town is a part of the town that can't be left unmentioned. This amazing building had in the history the major meaning in wars. Today it isn't playing the same role but it still makes a huge impression - on tourists. This castle is a mix of different traditions and trends which shows that the castle played different roles during the ages. Now it doesn't have anything in common with war or army but has become a symbol of the town.

National Gallery Complex
It is situated in the center of the Edinburgh on the Princess Street,4 Things You Have to See in Edinburgh  Articles is the most important attractions not only in the city but also in whole Scotland (the entrance is for free). The Gallery consists of three connected with each other buildings and presents inside major of what has left after the ages of changing culture in Scotland but not only that. Collections has pieces of arts of some famous artists like El Greco, Velázquez, Rembrandt, Rubens, Van Gogh, Monet, Cézanne, and many, many more. But there are also Scottish artists like Ramsay, Raeburn, Wilkie i McTaggart. Really worth to visit!

Palace
This palace was for the last time a royalty house in 1617. It is worth to see this place just even to see audiovisual exhibition of Honors of Scotland - Scottish royalty jewels, with originals in the Crown Room, on the end of the exhibitions halls. These great jewels that come from the restoration bring memory about the history of Scotland. For the last time they play their role in 1651, when Carol II had his coronation.

Royalty Mile
It is a common name for the combination of streets, that gives a main road to Edinburgh Old Market. It is one of the most crowded streets in Edinburgh. You can find there different shops with Scottish Whiskey, kilts and handmade products. On this street we can also find a saint Idzi Cathedral, the one and only church that was built in middle ages and has left till today. In this street we can find a Parliament House, that was built in the beginning of 17th age.

 

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