Day 1: Historical Edinburgh
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Morning:
- Edinburgh Castle: Start your day with a visit to one of Scotland's most famous castles. Explore the royal jewels, the famous One O'Clock Gun, and enjoy stunning views of the city.
- Royal Mile: Take a stroll along the city's main historic street, connecting the castle to Holyrood Palace. Along the way, visit local souvenir shops and cafes.
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Day:
- Cafe "The Elephant House": Have lunch at the cafe where J.K. Rowling began writing "Harry Potter."
- National Museum of Scotland: Explore extensive collections dedicated to Scottish history, science, and art.
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Evening:
- Carlton Hill: Take a metro ride or walk. Enjoy beautiful sunset views over the city.
- Dinner at a traditional Scottish pub: Try local delicacies such as haggis, accompanied by a whisky tasting.
Day 2: Nature and Culture
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Morning:
- Arthur's Seat: Start the day with a hike up this ancient volcano, offering magnificent panoramas of Edinburgh and its surroundings.
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Day:
- Holyrood Palace: Visit the official residence of the British royal family in Scotland. Learn about the history of kings and Queen Mary of Scotland.
- Princes Street Gardens: Relax in one of the parks in the city center and enjoy a view of Edinburgh Castle.
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Evening:
- The Edinburgh Playhouse or King's Theatre: Enjoy an evening performance or musical.
- Dinner on George Street: Visit one of the many restaurants and bars offering diverse cuisine.
Day 3: Modern Edinburgh and Surroundings
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Morning:
- Dynamic Earth: A modern museum that delves into the origins of the Earth and geology.
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Day:
- Visit Dean Village: Take a stroll through this picturesque area with the atmosphere of a small Scottish village.
- Scotch Whisky School: Take a look at whisky production and participate in a tasting.
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Evening:
- Leith: Head to the port district and explore the bay. For dinner, it is recommended to visit one of the seafood restaurants.
- Firth of Forth Cruise: If time allows, end your visit with an evening cruise, enjoying views of the bridges and surroundings.
I hope your visit to Edinburgh will be interesting and memorable!
