Parliament Square

The Parliament Square in Edinburgh New Town, a sculpture column in the middle, there are quite a lot of places to visit nearby tourists, all of which are some buildings and shops, hotels and restaurants are also easy to find here. [View] The surrounding facilities are quite good [Cost-effective] The whole price is very high

The Parliament Square is also a must-check in place for all tourists to Edinburgh. It is also the central area of this place with iconic statues. Surrounded by British-style buildings, you can walk around the street at will.

The square in front of the church on the Royal Mile Avenue is very busy with tourists. There are various performances and speeches to attract tourists. We see black people speaking in front of church (and a bit of Martin Luther King's fan), artists performing kung fu (like china's nail board), and people painting, singing, and beggars.

During the festival, the Parliament Square will have entertainers from all over the world performing various performances, lively. There are also many grand old buildings around the square, such as the Great Church of St. Giles and the legendary heart of Zhonglo Zion. The popularity here is not small in the minds of locals!

Edinburgh Parliament Square is the open space around St Giles' Cathedral on Princes Street, Edinburgh, which was once the city centre of Edinburgh and is still the venue for important events. When we went here, it was during the Edinburgh International Festival that there were happy crowds everywhere.

Very beautiful building. Seeing the Scottish flag is really beautiful. Next to it is the church and the town hall. It is beautiful. There is also a tower. There are many totems. It is really good. ^_^ Like