Edinburgh Romance
Enchanting Edinburgh drips history and romance. Where else can you find a university founded in 1583, a bank founded in 1695, as well as hobnob with kings, queens, and knights on one side of the street and all that is modern on the other?
Burns did not say in jest, "Edina, Scotia's darling seat." The Old City with its cobbled streets rubs shoulders with the New City's modern bars and high-rises. Discover together a world of heritage sites built on an extinct volcano and breathe in the air of romance that grips you the moment you glimpse Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is a grey city, which tells its tale in stone; the buildings here are granite. You meet its ancient geography wherever you go. Fire and ice alike have carved the landscape; this small town has many a secret waiting for those who have the moments to spare. Turn into a dark archway, or take that path down a partially hidden cobbled lane you see history rubbing shoulders with geography.
Even the New Town dates back to 1766. Ride the time machine back a few centuries in this evergreen partner of history. The Edinburgh experience is summed up in a single epithet-unique.
Edinburgh Skyline
The Edinburgh Tattoo, a performance of military bands from five countries against the backdrop of the Edinburgh Castle, is something every romantic soul would love to be a part of at least once in a lifetime.
Dowtown Cow Parade
Scotch Whiskey
The mixture of the old and new worlds comes as a shock, albeit a pleasant one, when you are in Edinburgh. Old world romance combined with modern comforts can be a great (as well as romantic!) experience.
