Arthur's Seat: A natural wonder and historical legend in Edinburgh.

King Arthur, the legendary great king of England and uncrowned king of the Knights of the Round Table, unified the British Isles after the fall of the Roman Empire, becoming a legendary figure revered by later generations. In Holyrood Park in Edinburgh, there is an ancient volcano named Arthur's Seat. Although it has no direct connection with the legendary King Arthur, it has become a landmark attraction in Edinburgh with its unique natural scenery and long history and culture. The volcano has long been extinct, but its majestic posture and surrounding natural landscape attract people to come and explore. Standing on Arthur's Seat, you can overlook Edinburgh and the distant sea, with a wide view and pleasant scenery. Whether you are looking at the cityscape of Edinburgh or the magnificent scenery of Calton Hill, Arthur's Seat is the best viewing point. Arthur's Seat is not only a natural wonder, but also a witness to history.