A castle guards a secret—Edinburgh.

Edinburgh is a city full of charm and history. Whether you're on a self-drive tour or a group tour, you can enjoy its unique scenery and culture. Here's the Edinburgh travel guide I've prepared for you: I. Must-see Attractions Edinburgh Castle: This is a landmark building in Edinburgh, located on top of an extinct volcano, overlooking the beautiful city. The castle displays the history and culture of Scotland and is a good place to learn about Scottish history. The ticket price is £18/person. Royal Mile: This famous street is full of various shops, very suitable for shopping and tasting local food. You can also enjoy many old buildings and sculptures, and feel the history of Edinburgh. Calton Hill: This is a good place for hiking. After easily climbing the steps, you can enjoy the spectacular scenery. You can also enjoy the beautiful sunset here at night. Princes Street: This is the main shopping street in Edinburgh, with a wide variety of shops on both sides of the street. The nearby Princes Street Gardens is a paradise for children. The beautiful scenery and wide grassland allow children to play freely. Arthur's Seat: Although the mountain road is rugged, the scenery after reaching the top is definitely worth it. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire Edinburgh. National Museum of Scotland: This is a good place for parent-child tours. The rich exhibits and interactive equipment allow children to learn knowledge while playing. Victoria Street: This medieval street, with colorful houses and Harry Potter shops, is a must-see for Harry Potter fans. II. Food Recommendations Traditional Scottish Cuisine: Such as haggis, stewed meat pie, etc., are all local specialty foods. Seafood: Edinburgh is by the sea, so seafood is also a local specialty. You can try some fresh fish and shellfish. Chip Shop: In Edinburgh, chip shops are also a must-try food place. You can try some local chips and sauces. III. Accommodation Suggestions North of the Train Station: Recommend Old Waverley Hotel and Apex Waterloo Place Hotel, both hotels are close to the train station and have convenient transportation. South of the Train Station: Recommend Radisson Blu Hotel and ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge – Royal Mile, both hotels are located in the city center, convenient for visiting various attractions. IV. Precautions Weather: The temperature difference between day and night in the UK is particularly large, and it often rains, so pay attention to keeping warm and rainproof. Safety: Pay attention to safety when going out, and keep valuables properly. Transportation: If you choose a self-drive tour, pay attention to local traffic rules and plan your route in advance. I hope this guide can help you have a pleasant trip in Edinburgh!