
- 4.8/5
werduyThis is a great historical location. Of course I am into the ruins and all that entails, but regardless fun! Kissing the stone does require you to hang update down over the castle wall but it iscompletely safe. The grounda are beautiful andpeaceful. We came on a rainy day so crowds may have been smaller due to that. Be sure to plan for a few hours to see as much as possible. Easily 4 or more.
- 4.9/5
AhzulIt was breezy,I went out for walk in early morning and it was wonderful seeing these view and it wasn’t crowded that time too.
- 4.7/5
M33***17Booking tickets through Ctrip was quick and convenient, and I spent 3 hours there. Unfortunately, we encountered strong winds. This time, I mainly focused on the scenery and didn't pay much attention to the history. I'd like to go again in the future to learn more about the relevant history.
- 4.7/5
withjenniferPrince Street Gardens is picturesque, with a memorial tower for Scott, a famous Scottish writer, standing in the garden. On another green area of the garden stands the world's largest and most unique Scottish flower clock. During the literary festival, Prince Street Gardens is full of flowers, which are very gorgeous. From time to time, artists wearing traditional Scottish skirts play bagpipes in Prince Street Park.
- 4.8/5
董里府石守信There are a lot of people here, the streets are relatively concentrated and clean, many shops are worth visiting, there are many artists on the street, if you are interested, you can always take a look, there are also owls you can take photos with! 5 pounds per person
- 4.4/5
D Day for TravelVery nice experience. You will get a free whisky glass after the wine tasting session. We acquired a lot of whisky knowledge and overall it is very interesting.
- 4.3/5
M23***33My favorite Scottish National Gallery, I go there three times every time I come. When I walk in, the Botticelli painting "Madonna Worshiping the Child Jesus" is worth appreciating in the middle of the left side. The delicate description of this work is placed in the most central position. Next to it is the work of Leonardo da Vinci, but this one is rarely seen. It is his unfinished work, and later generations added some background. Impressionism on the fourth floor: two works of Van Gogh from different periods, Gauguin's most famous works, but my favorite are several landscapes by Cezanne, which have the flavor of watercolor and are unique. The large natural portrait of Diego by Degas is also the first time I have seen a different Degas work. I personally think Monet is the most ordinary in an exhibition hall. Most visitors only pay attention to Monet and Van Gogh...
- 4.4/5
ZengZhiGangThis black tower is so eye-catching that you can notice it from a distance because its black appearance makes it stand out like a crane among chickens. When you get closer, you will find that the workmanship of the tower is actually very delicate and intricate.
- 5.0/5
cookieExcellent value. Unlimited rides within 24 hours. Covers all major attractions. The driver scans the QR code to issue the ticket. The expiration date is displayed. Children ride free.
- 4.7/5
苏河家园The National Museum of Scotland is a fusion of Victorian architecture and modern design. The exhibits in the museum cover themes such as natural history, science and technology, and world culture, including representative exhibits such as Tyrannosaurus Rex fossils, Iron Age gold ornaments, and cloned sheep Dolly specimens, covering all aspects of social life.














