Victoria St Review

Victoria Street is nearly 200 years old, with a narrow street in the middle of the ancient building, with rolling slopes along the middle of the mountain, and beautiful buildings on both sides. Shops and restaurants are on the street, and individual shops can also quantitatively system clothes and shoes.

This street is very famous and has been seen in many travel notes. I am still very excited to find this street with the navigation, but there is a maintenance project at the end of this street, and taking pictures will inevitably be affected. The color of the shops in this street is very beautiful, each family uses different colors, connected in a row, it is quite beautiful. This street is not long, there is an oink of net red, but unfortunately it has been sold out when it is gone. Don't get stuck in the closing time, close the door after the sale.

Victoria Street is an ancient street. The whole street is surrounded by historical buildings. The streets are stoned. You can feel the characteristics of Edinburgh here. It is also very good to buy some food. There are also many shops nearby. [View] The architectural scenery is very good

The environment is good, the environment is good, the environment is good.

Ha ha, this Victoria Street is the only turnoff from the old college and downtown of Edinburgh University to the Royal Mile to the castle. I accidentally felt that this beautiful castle could not be entered and turned back. It's so beautiful that I should go for a stroll.

This place is OK, there are a lot of people coming.

This ancient street with more than 200 years of history presents a beautiful arc. The colorful houses make it look strange and out of the solemnity and melancholy of the northern style of Scotland. This is the prototype of Harry Potter's busiest commercial street in the wizarding kingdom. Coincidentally, Victoria Street is also closely related to the Wizards of history. In the 17th century, a man named Thomas Will lived in this alley, and everyone said he was a wizard. In 1670, Will was sentenced to death for witchcraft at Glass Market, at the end of Victoria Street, which is now an important base for Edinburgh's nightlife. The shops on Victoria Street are also very interesting. Scottish traditional Plaid clothes, delicious roast suckling pigs, old second-hand souvenirs are available all over the world. Recommend a shop called Aha-ha joke, which specializes in all kinds of funny party clothes and masks. It reminds people of the Ron twins who liked the same jokes in the novel. Another Bookstore named Old Town Bookstore specializes in all kinds of antique second-hand books. Maybe you will find a magic textbook in it.