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What to do in Edinburgh? - P.Lindblom - 02-04-2018

My girlfriend's birthday is next saturday and I'm thinking about going on a short trip abroad with her. London is nice, but I would like to visit a country I've never been to before.

Flight tickets to Edinburgh are cheap and I've always wanted to go to Scotland, but what to do when we get there? Any recommendations? :tongue_smilie:


What to do in Edinburgh? - SHAHZ - 02-04-2018

This should give you an idea mate, its a great place :thumbup1:


What to do in Edinburgh? - Bobby - 02-04-2018

Got to do the Royal Mile and up to the castle, then other attractions are Royal Yatch Brittania at Leith docks, the pubs in Rose Street, Harvey Nichols for lunch on the top floor balcony (http://www.harveynichols.com/output/Page145.asp). Also on the Royal Mile there is a whisky tasting experience which is good, the Camara Obscura very interesting and if you are staying at night see if the ghost walks are on. There is an excellent zoo just outside the city centre, easy to get to on bus.
Enjoy a great city :thumbup:


What to do in Edinburgh? - Lexusboy - 02-04-2018

When do they have the festival for Edinburgh with the tall ships etc;


What to do in Edinburgh? - Carpediem - 02-04-2018

my advice would be leave as quickly as possible.............


What to do in Edinburgh? - is300_dino - 02-04-2018

Carpediem my advice would be leave as quickly as possible.............

wouldnt want to get stuck in scotland cos of that ash cloud :laugh:


What to do in Edinburgh? - Bobby - 02-04-2018

Now Scotland is not all drunken louts Blush, there are a few but we do enjoy a bit of culture every so often :laugh:


What to do in Edinburgh? - is300_dino - 02-04-2018

Bobby Now Scotland is not all drunken louts Blush, there are a few but we do enjoy a bit of culture every so often :laugh:

culture?? is that the difference between whisky testing and whisky drinking?? :tongue_smilie:


What to do in Edinburgh? - SHAHZ - 02-04-2018

Bobby Now Scotland is not all drunken louts Blush, there are a few but we do enjoy a bit of culture every so often :laugh:

Probably more louts from here thereBlush


What to do in Edinburgh? - Bobby - 02-04-2018

Whisky in gaelic = uisge beatha = Water of Life.
When whisky testing and enjoying it has to be malts