Edinburgh Complete City Guide - Tour of Scotland's Capital - Travel Advice & Tips
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- Edinburgh is an amazing city and I highly recommend that you go one time in your life. But it’s Scotland’s largest capital city, so where do you start? I’ll show you around everything that’s cool in Edinburgh, such as Edinburgh Castle, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Calton Hill, the Royal Mile, Arthur’s Seat, Princes Street, Johnnie Walker Experience, Scotch Whisky Experience, the National Gallery, the Royal Yacht Britannia, the Royal Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh Zoo, St Giles Cathedral and much more!
This is your complete guide to Edinburgh, especially if you’re visiting for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, the Edinburgh Film Festival or Hogmanay (New Year’s Eve). I’ll tell you exactly what to expect and how to navigate yourself around the city.
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This complete video guide was filmed over several trips to Edinburgh, so sorry about the weird continuity.
But if you've enjoyed this video and want me to make more city guides like this, let me know in a separate comment below!
Ultimate Bucket List At last ! A narration without an American accent!
@@purplefee9210 thanks.
@@UltimateBucketList You are so helpful, can I ask you please, where would you recommend spending New Years Eve? I live in Switzerland and would love to go to Scotland 😀
@@purplefee9210 Hogmanay (which is New Years' Eve in Scotland) is always fantastic, they have street celebrations and they blow up fireworks around Edinburgh Castle. I recommend that you go there. It might be expensive and it might be crowded, but it's definitely worth doing once in your life!
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you so very much for your reply that is very kind of you 😊 I hope I will be able to organise the transport then! 🥳
Watching tourists in edinburgh is one of the best attractions in edinburgh, get you an outside table at the costas coffee just below the castle and watch ppl walk by!
I'll be visiting Edinburgh for the 1st time in 2024. I can't wait! I'm definitely having a deep fried Mars bar 😊
I hope you have a wonderful time here in Edinburgh.
There's all sorts of things you can have deep-fried - black pudding, pizza, chocolate bars ... anything!
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you very much!
‘It’s 2 in the afternoon and I’m so drunk’ 😂😂 Welcome to Scotland!
Ah, you got to the end of the video! It appears you're the only one who's noticed so far that I was totally smashed at 2 in the afternoon, stumbling along the Royal Mile. Good job! 👍
Hahaha classic
not to mention the acts at the fringe are free and Hogmanay is like no other experience anyone would ever encounter ever again you do not just see fireworks its the lighting of the torch the parade of the people walking from Holyrood to princes street the musicians the dancers the acts and performances all before the bells taking you into new years day its a massive new years celebration Scotland's tradition.
Yeah, that's definitely one of the more fun aspects to life in Scotland. Pretty unique mixture of tradition, culture and modern celebrations.
one of the best Edinburgh videos i've seen!
Thank you very much! 😀
Please share this video to help me out, and I hope you enjoy Edinburgh!
Love the narrative. Very well made. The pricing is an amazing addition. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I'm happy that you like this video about Edinburgh.
Be sure to check out my channel for more videos like this.
Enjoy your trip to the Scottish Capital! 🙂
Edinburgh is also expensive because the military tattoo is only during that time as well. Best time to visit to fit in ALL Scotland has to offer with the nicest weather. Still super chilly at night. We got married there almost a decade ago, did the whiskey experience dinner the night before with the military tattoo to end the evening, stayed in Dalhousie Castle, got married at Culross Abbey, had tea at Edinburgh Castle, saw a few shows at fringe fest, and took a 3-4 day bus tour of the highlands. We packed a lot into less than a week but it was worth it.
Yes, that's correct. It's the best time of year to visit, but boy is it expensive right about now!
Congratulations on your wedding, it sounds like quite the experience :)
Ahhh! I'm totally adding this to my bucket list!
You should! It's a lovely city to explore and I think you'll love the place. 🙂
My daughter is touring Edinburgh at this moment! She is overwhelmed by the place!
Yes indeed ... it's a place where there's so much to see and do.
I hope your daughter enjoys her time there :)
Along with London, New York & Tokyo, one of the best cities to visit😍
Absolutely!
You make great videos! They are so helpful! Not just telling about the location but you also give essential information about how to get there and cost that most other videos leave off. It's especially nice to know about when peak seasons are and what to expect then. I appreciate all of your insights. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks again, it fills me with confidence to read comments like yours! 🙌
Unlike other CZcams 'travel guides' (which the camera is pointed at the presenter talking mindlessly most of the time), I show you everything that you need to know, and make sure you're familiar with the place before you actually go there. It eliminates a massive source of stress when you visit somewhere you've never been before.
Be sure to share this guide if you have found it helpful! 😀
Thank you! This is a very very Good tour! I Will go NexT month in Edinburgh , now i m going to Find a not So expensive accommodation :))
Glad this video helps you plan your trip to Edinburgh.
So long as you're not coming in August, the hotels should be reasonably priced.
Easter Road the BIG TEAM in green
I’ve lived in Edinburgh my entire life but still loved this video 👏🏻
Thanks Aaron, much appreciated!
I stay in fife so I like to tell foreigners "I live in fife, it's just across from Edinburgh" and they go "oooooh". "Aye, at Andrews is near where I live...🙄" Hahahah
Bro I want to live there now I am a student can you tell me the high paying skills there nowadays??
Thanks for the tour, hope to see it for real in late Sept to first week of Oct 2023, CHEERS!
Great! It's nice time of year to go, as the weather isn't terrible and you can see all the attractions without the crowds.
Enjoy!
Hope you have time for a wee trip out to south Queensferry to see the forth rail bridge and have a bite to eat in the village. Number 43 bus route to and from princes street!
This is an excellent video. It’s a complete guide of Edinburgh.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you saying so 😀
Thank you; that video is incredible !! Very informative; going there in November and this really helps a lot!!!!
Fantastic, I'm glad you enjoyed this video. Edinburgh is a really cool place and I'm sure you'll have an amazing time.
It'll be cold and possibly rainy in November, so prepare for that.
Be sure to help me out by sharing this video where you can 😀
This is the best video for someone like me who is new but going to visit Edinburgh. Very useful and helpful indeed. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're welcome! Hope this video helps you navigate around Edinburgh! :)
I should have watched this video before my Christmas travel last year, seems I missed some interesting places. But I really recommend Portobello beach in Edinburgh, it’s a lovely, peaceful and relaxing place. And the sunset is splendid, My boyfriend proposed to me when we went on a sunset stroll. If it’s a sunny day, the beach is worth seeing 😊
Congratulations! What a nice place for a proposal!
I don't think I've ever had the pleasure of going to Portobello beach, so thanks for the suggestion :)
Aww ❤ well done
Fabulous. Thanks for all the great tips!
You're welcome! I hope this helps you plan a trip to Edinburgh.
Be sure to share this video if you've liked it and check out my channel for similar videos. but in the meantime - enjoy the Scottish Capital! :)
Best travel video on Edinburgh I’ve seen yet! Thank you.
Thank you Vanessa, I appreciate your kind words!
Be sure to check out my other Scottish videos if you're doing a tour of Scotland! 🙂
Hopefully one day Edinburgh sorts out its waterfront so people get to enjoy that too. It's a lot of untapped potential there.
I agree. I think being a working port doesn't help, but a proper waterfront with lots of shop and entertainment would be epic. :)
Yes, that's a worldwide conundrum: how to balance the needs and wants of industry, uber rich and the "common man" when it comes to any city's shoreline.
In New Zealand, there's the city of Dunedin, which was originally settled by the Scottish and as such, it's dripping in Scottish influence (Dunedin is actually the gaelic name for Edinburgh) and instead of deep fried Mars bars, they have deep fried moros. (A local chocolate bar, similar to a mars bar)
Ha, cool. That sounds like fun.
@@UltimateBucketList what's even more fun about it, is that it has the world's steepest street
Dunedin sounds a lot like Dúnedain
@@amozingspoderman it really does, I imagine there's some connection to Tolkien there
Great video!! visit my channel for a video of a beautiful place in the netherlands!
Great vid 👏
Thank you very much!
I'm Edinburgh born and bred and soooooo proud of my city, even when it's ******** rain it still looks beautiful ! The only problem is the shops on the Royal Mile - they're crap !. They sell absolute tat, pure and simple - you'd be hard-pressed to find anything made in Scotland as it's all ***** stamped 'Made in China' !. So, come and enjoy my city BUT - ask your hotel/B&B where to buy genuine quality Scottish goods !
Sadly, that's true of any major street in any major city these days.
But yes, it might be worthwhile asking hotels where to get proper Scottish things.
Thanks.
Same in Australia, all souvenirs made in china. Where do you suggest to buy genuine Scottish stuff ?
Hey are you live in Edinburgh
😊anyplace looks better when its raining
Thanks for this. Really informative.
You're welcome! I hope this helps you navigate Edinburgh if you decide to make the trip. Enjoy :)
I live 4 years of my life in Edinburgh and I miss every bit of it!!!
It's a lovely city, for sure. Getting a little expensive to live there now, but I'm sure it was nice when you were there.
2007_2012
Same here...will forever be homesick for Auld Reekie...
@Ultimate Bucket List How expensive is it compared to London? Cause those are the two cities I have to choose for university.
Really great presentation!👏👏👏Thank you
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed this video.
Be sure to check out my channel for more like this :)
Thanks, this is a great video! The fringe festival is the largest arts festival in the world! The Edinburgh Zoo, while having the only pandas in the UK, is also home to the penguin parade where the penguins are let loose in the zoo and parade through it led by the only knighted penguin in the world, Sir Nils Olav!
There are so many different museums in Edinburgh as well from the two Scottish National Galleries of Modern Art, the National Portrait Gallery, The Scottish National Gallery, the two National Museums of Scotland, The Museum of Childhood, and the Museum of Edinburgh, plus many more, as well as the two National Records of Scotland and the National Library of Scotland which is one the largest libraries in the UK! Also, the observatory on Calton Hill is technically not in use anymore as it has been subsumed by the city (it still works though), but there is another observatory on Blackford Hill called the Royal Observatory Edinburgh (which is also very interesting to visit) and is the home to the UK Astronomy Technology Centre!
Thanks for all the additional pointers! Cheers for stopping by :)
Amazing video 👍
Thanks Vanessa, I appreciate your kind comments. Cheers for stopping by 👍
Loved the vid!! Im very excited to experience Edinburgh
Excellent, I'm sure you'll have a wonderful time in Scotland's capital city.
Thanks for stopping by!
perfect video and great commentary.
Great, thanks very much for your kind comments!
Great Vid! It would be cool if you did the Tynecastle Park or Easter Road Stadium tour. I would love to see!
For sure ... if they both did them at the same time?!
I think I've enquired about half a dozen times, and it seems that when one club does them, the other doesn't.
It's almost as though they know I'm coming! ;)
É a primeira vez que vejo algo sobre a Escócia. Fiquei encantada com tantas coisas lindas e legais. Muita cultura, história, natureza, culinária e especialmente, a natureza é algo que encanta. É um lugar fantástico. Informações importantissimas❤
Well done man, cheers from America!
Thanks Blair, much appreciated!
Enjoyable video despite several inaccuracies.
Amazing video. Hope one day I'll travel 7,692 km to visit Edinburgh 😍
One day you will! And hopefully this video has helped you know your way around the great Scottish Capital city! 😀
My wife and I have just returned from a mini break in London after watching your brilliant London video.
Now we are planning another trip, for March 2023. Not yet decided where ..either York or Edinburgh .. both an easy train ride from Newcastle.
Regards from Whitley Bay
Fantastic! I'm glad you had a great time in London.
I've made guides on York & Edinburgh, and I think you'll be happy with either city, but there's more to do in Edinburgh admittedly.
Let me know how you get on!
Well articulated video
Thank you very much! 😀
Loved this city. Beautiful place and so much to see/do.
It really is! There's so much to do in Edinburgh! :)
thank you, the video is very well explained and easy to understand
Thanks, I'm glad this video helps you navigate around Edinburgh.
A positively enchanting city❤❤❤😊
It really is! Even with it's colourful history, it's definitely full of character and charm! :)
Always wanted to go and now I have even more reasons to go. Thank you
Absolutely! It's got plenty to do and everything is pretty much within walking distance of each other.
Just don't come during the Fringe Festival (if you're short on money) and you'll be fine!
Good video! I visited this wonderful city but need to return to see much more.
You're welcome! Hope this video inspires you to come back ;)
Well done video! So informative, especially when it comes to getting around. I'm heading there in September. Cannot wait.
Thanks! Glad this video helps you for your trip to Edinburgh in September!
Be sure to help out others by sharing this video :)
Me too!
Thank you an excellent video. My husband and I will have follow your travel advice.
Great! Glad you like this video - and I hope you enjoy Edinburgh!
Great video Ninh can’t wait to go there in 112 days!
Cool! You'll have an amazing time out here in Edinburgh Brian, especially now you know your way around the place! 😉
We loved Edi so much and hope to come back again soon. Have a nice day from Italy !!
Thank you so much!
Loved the video with all the details of Edinburgh. We are planning a trip and this has been so helpful. We also do RV travel in the USA and enjoy your video of your RV travels. Keep up the excellent trips! Thank you !
You're welcome, I'm glad this helps you plan your trip around Edinburgh!
If you're needing a room in Edinburgh book it online, its usually about half the cost of what you'll get at the desk. Also its not thw Edinburgh fringe festival, its the Edinburgh Festival, and then the fringe.
Another excellent video lad. I went to Edinburgh this past February. Lovely city, very walkable. Lots of familiar sites that brought back good memories
Absolutely! It's definitely a fun city and there's plenty to see and so here.
Thanks for stopping by :)
Im Going to Scotland next week cant wait to see this beautiful areas
Great! Glad this video helps you out.
Enjoy Scotland!
My hometown, cheers for this class vid. Hope to see u at Tynecastle soon pal aha
Thanks Ben. I've been to Tynecastle park, but only to visit from the outside and the one and only Scottish Premiership game I've ever seen live is at Easter Road.
Yeah, definitely try to get a game there at some point.
Fantastic video. Very accurate
Thanks Jim, much appreciated! :)
Our B & B was quite reasonable and was just off Leith Walk - also, The Thirsty Pallet is great for a bite to eat!
Lucky for you if you got reasonably priced accommodation.
Never been to the Thirsty Pallet, will have to check that out sometime.
fantastic video
You didn't watch all the way through, did you?
Thanks for the tout!
Thanks!
Thanks for all the good information. We will be stopping there on our cruise Aug. 25, 2023 to film for our channel.
Great, hope this video helps you plan your video! 😉
Deffo on my bucket list. Only part the UK I'm yet to visit, Scotland such a beauty of a country and if I get up there one day I deffo take the Drone with me, stunning vid mate 👍
Thanks! Although you have to be careful about droning around the Castle (make it an early morning flight) - and it's definitely a no-no flying around or over the Palace of Holyrood House. Stay well clear!
That place is heavily guarded and there are certain places I've been to recently that employ signal jammers.
It's scary when you lose the signal and you have to wait for it to drop out of the sky before they get to you.
Yes, make all your city video guides just like this. Other vloggers can learn from you Ninh !!!
Thanks again Richard. I tend to find that most 'vloggers' make their 'travel guides' about themselves, rather than the place they're visiting!
Absolutely correct Ninh @@UltimateBucketList
Nice. But a couple things:
"Turn right down Grassmarket" should be "...down Victoria Street" (the sign adjacent to 'Grassmarket was the one to read). The Grassmarket is the "public square" referred to immediately after.
"If you carry on walking down Princes Street you won't find any shortage of bars, pubs and restaurants"? That footage is George Street, a block further into the New Town, which is where drink and food can be found.
As for dismissing Leith as "There's really not that much to it," you've got that wrong. Leith, once a town separate from Edinburgh, might lack the grace of the New Town and the tourist attractions of the Old Town, but it is one of the city's most characterful areas, with plenty of bars, pubs, places to eat and funky streets to discover.
It is always good to get someone who knows the city to review the final edit before publishing.
Of course there is so much more to the city centre than what you show. Still, it is always nice to see footage of this fabulous city.
I moved to the city last year but have still yet to do most of the tourist things. This video was very helpful :)
Ah, that's good to know. Yeah, there's lots of things to do in Edinburgh.
If you're itching to do something different, the ghost tours in the underground city come highly recommended.
Hope you're enjoying your new home!
Haha...used to live there for four years and haven't done most of the "touristy" things...only when I had visitors from home. I guess that's normal...
Wonderful city. I spent a week there. I couldn't find good places to eat.l loved haggis at Sant Andrews restaurant. It was great as well as the nature.
It really is a lovely city. Food is always good around there, and you can find Haggis in many forms. There's Haggis burgers and Deep Fried Battered Haggis (which I love, but it's unhealthy for you!). Really awesome place! Thanks for stopping by 😀
Loved the video, but the end was the best part!! 2 in the afternoon and you’re smashed….I want to tour Edinburgh with you!!
I'd just done the Scotch Whisky Experience and I was stumbling down the Royal Mile in the middle of the afternoon.
Maybe next time you could join me, eh? 😅
I watch the Video again. Once is not enough.
Thanks, much appreciated!
Ninh another banger of a video so informative and professional. Im actually in Edinburgh now so thanks for the tips. One thing though there was no mention of Hampden Park?
Hampden is in Glasgow
That's because Hampden Park is in Glasgow, not Edinburgh.
Love Edinburgh
Indeed! It's a lovely city!
Well explained
Thank you very much!
Just learned that we planned to visit Edinburgh during the most expensive time of year
Ah, you live and you learn.
Hopefully it won't be too expensive for you when you get here.
The hotels is easily the most expensive thing you'll pay for. Other than that, it's still reasonable enough.
You got the street name wrong at 5:28.... it is Victoria Street, but it is leading you to Grassmarket.... in this street you find the best pulled pork in the universe at Oink Oink (pink building).... and the best pubs are in Grassmarket. My spot is The Last Drop. Awesome pub. Try it.
It was great video
Thanks!
Brilliant video. I'm from Dundee (sadly), I've been wanting to move to Edinburgh for years but it's bloody expensive. Keep up the good work.
I think everywhere is getting expensive now!
And thanks!
Edinburgh is the second most expensive city to live in bar London. It’s still worth it though.
@@eccremocarpusscaber5159 London is decent for a visit but never a place to live. Saying this as a born and bred Dundonian, Edinburgh isn'ae Scottish - neither culturally, socially or economically. Much more middle-class and cosmopolitan than the more traditional, smaller working-class cities and towns like mine. It's more closer to being English imo. Too much shortbread tin pandering for tourists and becomes an de-facto exclave borough of London when the Fringe is on. But still a lovely place with very high standards of living. I'm planning on going to Queen Margaret uni in Musselburgh, just outside Edinburgh. Less snobby and more affordable. Good for students from deprived backgrounds + gives you a chance to live in the capital without being aristocraticly rich.
Another top quality video Ninh, thanks. Edinburgh is a fantastic city! Love these city guides!
Thanks Mike, much appreciated.
Yes Edinburgh is indeed a fantastic city. I'm never bored when I'm there.
Very good
Thanks!
Great video. It is so helpful especially I am greatly considering visiting Edinbrugh towards the end of this month. By the way, when you said that hotels are expensive, did you mean in the summertime? Thanks for your reply.
Thank very much, I'm glad that this helps you plan your trip to Edinburgh.
Sadly - hotels are expensive all year around, but particularly in the summertime when the Fringe Festival is on.
Thanks for another great video. Edinburgh look fantastic the only disappointment is that accommodation is expensive, another city to visit once I get to the UK one day.
Thanks Jason!
The hotels in the city centre are stupidly priced, so whenever I go there, I stay in one of the other districts where the price of hotels is reasonable (and with free car parking) ... and then get a £2 bus into town. That's the only way I can make Edinburgh affordable most of the time. But a lot of tourists don't know that, so they get seriously ripped off when they come here.
I suppose it's like that with every major capital city these days!
@@UltimateBucketList Thanks for the advice.
Try a hostel! Even if you're not willing to stay in a shared dorm, most have a few private rooms that are still cheaper than the average hotel
Hey Ninh, Shout-out from Bangladesh!
Thanks for stopping by! 😀👍
Hi Bro,
You have such an incredible way of explaining with very deep details (thanks for that).
I need your advise as I am planning to visit UK next month.
I will be at London from 13/8 to 16 then
Cardiff from 16 to 18 and was planning to reach Edinburgh on 18 however the flight ticket + hotels are very expensive so my question is :
What is your advice to visit after Cardiff ? as I will be in Manchester on 21/8 so I have 18 to 21 still not decided yet and I trust your options .
Sorry for my long story and thanks in advance!
Hello my brother. Thanks for stopping by, and thank you for watching my videos!
If Edinburgh is too expensive, I recommend that you visit the historic city of Bath (see my video: czcams.com/video/b8iKVkgrpxU/video.html). It’s not too far from Cardiff, about a 1 hour train ride). And you can easily spend two days there.
Liverpool is also a short train ride away from Manchester, so that’s worth a day too.
You won’t need much time in Cardiff, Bath or Manchester - so I’d add a couple of extra days in London if you can.
Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you so much, will consider your suggestions :)
lol I’m 62 from Edinburgh and I still get lost you obviously stayed in the safe area 😂😂🎉
I think because Edinburgh has very noticeable landmarks, navigating around is simple enough?
VERY much appreciate all your videos, but especially this one. Headed to Edinburgh in April and now, I can not wait. Thanks so much, am very appreciative for all of the detailed info! PS love the end of the video, day drinking at its finest!!
Thank you Kerry, I'm so happy that this video helps you plan your trip to Edinburgh! It's comments like these that keep me going, so thank you again. Whilst I obviously don't advocate daytime drinking, it's pretty hard not to in a place like this! 🤣
meadowbank stadium is also another famous staduim in Edinburgh it hosted the 1970 Commonwealth Games.
I can't believe it cost £47 million to renovate it. Hope the money was worth it?
Very informative . So I need a full day to walk the city? My time is kind limited .
You can see most of what Edinburgh has to offer in a day, yes. But you probably won't be spending too much time at any one attraction.
You can pay with bank card direct in the buses. A day unli ited travel is £5. The National Museum of Scotland was not mentioned and is amazing! Dinosaurs to space travel and so very much more. Excellent
Yes, thank you.
First of all kudos for your videos! Could you please tell me where "The Carron Fish Bar" is? I couldn't find it on google! Thank you so much in advance!
I don't ever recall seeing one in Edinburgh (Google says it's in Aberdeen, which is miles away).
If you're into seafood, Maxie's near Edinburgh castle comes highly recommended.
@@UltimateBucketList Thank you for reply and your clue about seafood. About the store ,it is shown in this video at 10:14 when you mention "deep fried mars bar". I thought you had been there, sorry!
@@delanosilveira17 Oh sorry, that was some stock footage from a news site that I took to illustrate my point. In reality, any fish and chip shop in Edinburgh will be more than happy to deep fry you a Mars bar (or any chocolate bar) on request!
Wasn't there a big fire in Old Town? My great-grandparents were from Orkney.
There's been two if I'm not mistaken? Orkney is a place I'd love to go to one day!
12:03 Is that Ser Alliser Thorne (Owen Teale) from Game of Thrones Night's Watch?
It looks like him a little, but I obviously didn't stick around to find out!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thanks again for your continued support! I appreciate you tuning into my videos :)
Not a biggy, but - around 5:25 - That's Victoria St, which leads down to the Grassmarket.
I'm aware. It was just easier to show to a would-be tourist that way.
Dude! Is that Owen Teale @12:04 ??? AKA Ser Alliser Thorne. Holy shit.
Yes it is.
How many days are required to cover all mentioned in your video? Also we are with small kids, any place not recommended with kids?
I'd say you could comfortably do everything in about 3 days. Any more and you'll probably be bored.
You Forgot About The Iconic Bridges On The RIVER FORTH, Graet To See Not Far From The City,👍🏾
The Forth Bridge? The one that's nowhere near the city of Edinburgh?
Any suggestions for a budget friendly hotel that is close and easy to get into Edinburgh from?
Without looking at hostels (which I don't recommend), you'll probably be looking at budget hotel chains such as Travelodge and Premier Inn. There's also a budget Hilton hotel to the west of the city that's easy to get to/from. Hope that helps?
@@UltimateBucketList thank you. I’ll look into them. 🙂
Can you do a video on Paris?
You mean this one? czcams.com/video/hMPHVK-uYVs/video.html
Can I walk from Carlton Hill to Arthur’s Seat?
You certainly can!
It's not very far from point to point (less than 1.8 miles) but it's the steepness of climbs that might take some time.
I do believe you mixed up the Robert Burns monument and the National monument. Might be a video edit misstake? Great guide nonetheless, I'm binging all of them right now 😊
Probably yeah. Thanks for binging on my city guides :)
@@UltimateBucketList Only issue so far. You keep making them and I'll keep watching 😊👍
is it easy to find halal food in edinburgh? Also what's the drinking water situation? please do answer my queries as i am planning a trip soon!
Yes, pretty easy. They usually display the halal symbol in the window.
@@UltimateBucketList Oh thanks that's great 😊
I've been to Edinburgh a few times. Absolutely love this city❤. Very good video. 👍
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed this video on Edinburgh. Be sure to check out my channel for other videos like this 😀
17:36 when do you think that video is getting released
Whenever I get around to filming it!
I am planning a visit to Edinburgh do you know of any hotels that allow vaping inside. A stupid question I know but I can’t find anything by searching google
I'm honestly not sure? I don't suppose it's something that a hotel would generally advertise?
@@UltimateBucketList thank you for the reply i would probably be better asking on a vape channel
@@Dave534 yeah, good idea - they'll probably know more about it than me.