Edinburgh: The Perfect Place for Post-Deadline Relaxation!

 Edinburgh!

After finishing your deadlines, the best place to relax and rejuvenate your mind and spirit, also the most iconic city in the UK.!

Enjoy a mental escape and restore your soul with the city's rich cultural and spiritual offerings.

Imagine this: strolling along Princes Street amidst the medieval Gothic architecture, mingling with the lively crowds. Walk up to Edinburgh Castle to witness the Royal Salute. Cross through Waverley Station to reach Calton Hill, rewarding yourself with a sunset view from the summit. Or head south to explore the Scottish Museum or the Scottish National Gallery. 

Here, you can leisurely explore over the weekend, immersing yourself in a city rich with history and culture, finding profound spiritual fulfillment.

Four Best Places in Edinburgh should never to be missed:

Edinburgh Castle:

Edinburgh Castle sits on Castle Rock, standing majestically overlooking the city's skyline. The castle has a long history of displaying Scottish crowns, swords and sceptres, and as you walk through the castle, the historical artifacts everywhere will take you back hundreds of years to Scotland.

Open Time: 9:00-18:00

Tiket Price: £20

Calton Hill:

Atop the verdant Calton Hill, historic monuments create a serene escape from the city's bustle. As you climb, all of Edinburgh's splendor unfolds before you. From the summit, await the sunset, watching the city bathed in golden light, the National Monument and Nelson's Monument casting long shadows. In this tranquil setting, time seems to pause, inviting you to savor the beauty and peace of the moment.

Open Time: All Day

Free

National Museum of Scotland:

The National Museum of Scotland is a treasure trove of history and culture, housed in an architectural marvel. As you wander through its vast galleries, you'll encounter ancient artifacts, such as the Lewis Chessmen, and marvel at the intricate designs of medieval tapestries. The museum also boasts an impressive collection of natural history exhibits, including a colossal T. rex skeleton. Each exhibit, meticulously curated, tells the rich and diverse story of Scotland, inviting you to delve deep into the nation's past and experience its heritage firsthand.

Open Time: 10:00-17:00

Free

National Galleries of Scotland:

The Scottish National Gallery, a sanctuary of art and elegance, houses a stunning collection of masterpieces. As you stroll through its refined halls, you'll encounter works by renowned artists such as Titian, Rembrandt, and Turner. The grandeur of Botticelli's "The Virgin Adoring the Sleeping Christ Child" and the vivid colors of Van Gogh’s "Olive Trees" captivate the senses. Each painting, carefully displayed, tells a story of creativity and history, inviting you to immerse yourself in the beauty and depth of the world’s artistic heritage.

Open Time: 10:00-17:00

Free

Plans for your travel:

    1.Route (from coventry): Coventry is accessible by train (around 5 hours)

    Or from Birmingham to Edinburgh by flight (around 1.5 hour, only the flight time)

         Fare: around 59-80 pounds for trains, with a railcard discount

         around 30 pounds cheapest price for airplane! but need to book in advanced

     

    2.Edinburgh Recommended Routes:

  National Museum of Scotland → Edinburgh Castle → National Galleries of Scotland →Calton Hill

Other tips: if you want to enjoy sunset, makes sure to check the Edinburgh weather before you go there!