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National Galleries of Scotland: National
National Galleries of Scotland: National is located on The Mound in the city center of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, United Kingdom, adjacent to Princes Street Gardens, and is an important part of the National Galleries of Scotland system. The building features a neoclassical style, characterized by light-colored stone facades, symmetrical layouts, colonnades, and simple, solemn architectural lines. The gallery primarily houses Scottish and international art from the early Renaissance to the late 19th century, with exhibits including paintings, drawings, and other artworks that span various countries, art movements, and creative periods. It is suitable for art appreciation, cultural learning, and indoor visits, and can also be included in the same walking tour route as Princes Street Gardens and Edinburgh's Old Town.Edinburgh · 10.7 km from Roslin
The Real Mary King's Close
Mary King's Lane is located in the old city of Edinburgh. It was an underground street in a slum settlement in the 16th century. It was closed in 1645 due to the outbreak of the Black Death. After that, countless haunted legends have been left behind. It is the most "ghost" in Edinburgh. one of the places. The street has remained the same for more than 200 years, little has changed.Edinburgh · 10.6 km from Roslin
Greyfriars Bobby Statue
The statue was erected by Edinburghs in memory of a dog named Poppy who was loyal to his owner. The owner of this puppy was buried in the cemetery of Graffie Church after his death. The puppy has been accompanying the owner in the cemetery for 14 years. Later, it was found dead beside the owner's tomb. The puppy was buried in an exception. The cemetery of the church is always with the owner. GreyfriarsBobby'sBar, a restaurant named after a loyal dog, is located next to the monument.Edinburgh · 10.3 km from Roslin
Camera Obscura & World of Illusions
Camera Obscura & World of Illusions is located on the Castlehill section of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh's Old Town, adjacent to Edinburgh Castle. The base of this white tower building was built in the 17th century and was originally a private residence. The Camera Obscura & World of Illusions located on the 6th floor is the heart of this building. Step into the rooftop darkroom, where a beam of light passes through a system of lenses and prisms to project real-time, dynamic images of the Edinburgh streetscape onto a white table inside. A guide operates the equipment, taking visitors on a "tour" of the city's landmarks and the people on the street. Below the Camera Obscura & World of Illusions, there are 5 more floors featuring over 100 interactive exhibits. Visitors can try to keep their balance in the dizzying Vortex Tunnel, find their way out of the Mirror Maze, and experience the magical size-changing effects in the Ames Room. Head up to the rooftop terrace for 360-degree panoramic views of Edinburgh.Edinburgh · 10.5 km from Roslin
National War Museum
The museum tells the history of wars big and small in the history of Scotland. The castle walls have also experienced the baptism of war artillery fire, whether they became kings or losers. The exhibits in the museum are here to tell the past quietly. And in memory of those soldiers who died in the war, the museum will regularly hold some war-related exhibitions.Edinburgh · 10.6 km from Roslin
The Royal Yacht Britannia
Britannia was built by John Brown & Co. Ltd in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland. It was launched on April 16, 1953 by Queen Elizabeth II, and the maiden voyage was on January 11, 1954. It was designed to be converted into a hospital ship during wartime, but was never actually converted. Britannia has been used by the Queen and other members of the Royal Family on 696 foreign visits and 272 visits within British waters. In 1981, Prince Charles and Princess Diana used the Britannia for their honeymoon. In 1986, he also rescued 1,000 refugees from the civil war in Aden. In 1997, due to operating costs, the Labour government announced the retirement of the Britannia after it came to power. The Britannia has traveled more than 1 million miles. After decommissioning, it was permanently moored at the Marine Terminal at the Port of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland, and became a tourist attraction. The decoration of the ship is not ostentatious, but it does not lose its elegant temperament. Visitors can buy tickets to board the ship to visit the elegant suites, crew quarters and the eye-catching Royal Deck Tea Room, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea, or enjoy traditional British style on the deck. Afternoon tea and cakes, feel the life of the royal family when they sailed to sea on a yacht.Edinburgh · 14.1 km from Roslin
The Ghost Bus Tours Edinburgh
The Edinburgh Ghost Bus Tour is a theatrical sightseeing tour, taking you on a journey around the darker side of Edinburgh. Your creepy conductor shows you the sights onboard a classic 1960s Routemaster bus as you experience the travelling ghost tour of Edinburgh. Learn about witches, grave robbers, plague and of course the ghosts that reside in the most haunted city in Europe. A comedy horror show as you travel around the city, this is the perfect way to see Edinburgh and discover it's dark and unusual secrets. This sightseeing bus tour is a journey around Edinburgh's gruesome past, while seeing the city's most famous sites, including Edinburgh Castle, The New Town, Grassmarket, Greyfriar's Kirk, The Old Town, Holyrood Palace and the Royal Mile. The Conductor will show you where the murders, tortures and executions took place - and where certain restless spirits still linger. Hear about Edinburgh's grisly history, from Burke and Hare to the hundreds of women drowned or burned as witches. There are also surprises onboard the bus - it was indeed once a funeral bus, so it's not a surprise that the dead may have left an imprint on the vehicle. Enjoy this spooky ride aboard the only surviving Necropolis Bus. The Necropolis Bus Company began in the 19th century as a private funeral bus service carrying the deceased, pallbearers and mourners to the final resting place. Painted in the traditional midnight black of all the Necropolis Routemaster buses, decorative features include lamps and window curtains. In 1967, the entire fleet was destroyed in a mysterious fire... only one bus survived. Will you?Edinburgh · 10.4 km from Roslin
Grassmarket
Glass Square (Hay Market) is a long and narrow square almost at the foot of Edinburgh Castle. In ancient times it was an execution ground, but now it is one of Edinburgh's beautiful, modern areas. There are many restaurants in the square and the surrounding streets, and Edinburghs are often noisy late into the night. Statue of the righteous dog Bobby: There is a bronze statue of a little poodle on the intersection of George IV Bridge Street and Candomec Road. It is the righteous dog Bobby who deeply moved the people of Edinburgh. After Bobby's owner, the Rev. John Gray, died in 1858, Bobby stood guard over the grave for 14 years until his death in 1872. To commemorate Bobby, people built this bronze statue for him. Its tomb is at the entrance of Graves Church next to it. In front of the tombstone, there are still bouquets and toys presented by mourners from time to time. Its owner is also buried in the church.Edinburgh · 10.4 km from Roslin
Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh Zoo was built in 1912. It is the only zoo in the UK that raises Chinese giant pandas and Australian koalas. It is also the world's first artificial incubation base for emperor penguins. Walking in the zoo also has the opportunity to see the staff take emperor penguins for a walk in the park. If you travel with children, Edinburgh Zoo will be a good place for children to learn and play.Edinburgh · 12 km from Roslin
Rosslyn Chapel
Rosslyn Chapel is also known as Matthew Catholic Church. It was built in 1446. It is a Gothic building, more than 20 meters long. There are many beautiful carvings and paintings on the walls and roof of the church.Roslin · 255m from downtown
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樂悠遊June 2, 2022
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The National Gallery of Scotland houses the country's fine art collection from the early Renaissance to the late 19th century. Through the art works, you can understand the historical trajectory of Scotland, so it is one of Edinburgh's popular tourist attractions.
National Galleries of Scotland: National
为爱痴狂qqFebruary 28, 2021
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I specifically mentioned that I have never been to Mary King's Close. This ancient image really makes me feel like I have traveled through time, and it also gives us a particularly good feeling of reminiscing about the past.
The Real Mary King's Close
M37***26December 22, 2019
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Similar to the story of Hachiko, the dog's legs have been rubbed until they are shiny. Outside the Greyfriars Church in Edinburgh, there is a bronze statue of a dog. It was built to commemorate the loyal dog Bobby! It is worth a visit.
Greyfriars Bobby Statue
崂山顽石August 27, 2019
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The National War Museum is located in Edinburgh Castle. There is also a Scottish War Memorial in the castle, which preserves archives of war-related regiments.
The War Museum in the castle displays major battles in which the Scottish regiments participated, simulated cannons, officers' uniforms and ranks from different eras, and other items, recreating the glorious history of Edinburgh. There is an observation tower here with a great view.
There is a stone statue of Field Marshal Earl Haig on horseback at the entrance.
National War Museum
拉罗谢尔司马昭September 25, 2025
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A royal yacht, a piece of history, royal luxury and the glory of the British Empire.
The Royal Yacht Britannia
wh摩尔September 19, 2020
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All kinds of strange and bizarre goods, various juggling performances, and various street performers. A deep experience of Scottish Highland folklore, a must-visit place
Grassmarket
_TI***6rSeptember 12, 2023
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fantastic trip. great day out and quite cheap priced food to eat . well worth a visit, not to expensive to go.
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