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EDInBURGH
Introduction
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A lot of ago in the Edinburgh there was the royal who were against the England's Royals.
The Scotland and Edinburgh's coat of arms is the Unicorn.
The England's coat of arms instead in the Lion.
Introduction
and where you can eat
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After signing the peace the Royals decided to create a unique coat of arms with a Unicorn and a Lion.
breakfast
7.00 to 8.30
Introduction for eat.
lunch
1st day
Airport
11.45 to 13.00
2nd day
Aizle
11.45 to 13.00
3rd day
Oink Scottish Hog Roast
11.45 to 13.00
4th day
The Kitchin
11.45 to 13.00
dinner
1st day
Sonder
19.30 to 21.20
2nd day
Picles
19.30 to 21.20
3rd day
The Outsider
19.30 to 21.20
4th day
Howies Victoria
19.30 to 20.20
5th day
Mariachi
11.45 to 13.00
MARGY PLANE
FLIGHT
MARGY
flight
rynair interior
DEPARTURE
- you travel light with ryniar (si viaggia leggeri con rynair)
- We start at 1 July and arrive at 5 July and for 15 people we pay €372,26
- Verona=10:00 Edinburgh=12:30
- Edinburgh =17.30 Verona =20:00
RETURN
BED END BREAKFAST
bad and breakfast
Marta Pizzoni
Marta
nearby
we will be there nearby
The bed and breakfast is very close to the monument: the castles of Edinburgh, for convenience we chose this because the first day we land we go to visit it because it is very beautiful and it is a light and not tired thing
Images
outside
within
the breakfast and dinner they are abundant and the foods are local
the rooms they are spacious, well clean and the WI-FI is free.
the bed and breakfast is near the castle and the royal mile street
particular
particular
the pool is very spacious and is covered. Towels are offered by the b & b
the kitchens are very spacious and offer many utensils
the bar offers the necessary to have breakfast, aperitifs .....
WHAT TO DO AND WHAT TO SEE
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WHAT TO SEE AND WHAT TO DO
1st day
- the Edinburgh castle
History
In the castle
The cliffs of the castle are the reason for existence of the Edinburgh Castle.
This rocky hill was the perfect place to defend the castle from invading armies, passed by that route to move from central Scotland to England.
VISIT
In the castle you can visit:
- the Castle Esplanade where there is a fantastic view of the city to the south.
- The One O'Clock Gun (a cannon from the Second World War) fires a deafening blow every day exept sundays at one o'clock
- St Margaret's Chapel is the chapel that was bulit by David I or Alexander I around the 1130 in memory of their mother, the queen Margaret.
- Mons Meg is a big cannon fired last time in the 1681, for the future england king's birthday, and it exploded.
- Prisons of War Exhibition are the dungeons that were uset for soldiers captured duing the American War of Indipendence and the Napoleonic Wars.
PRICES
TIMETABLES
APR-SEPT = 9.30-18.00
OCT-MAR = 9.30-17.00
Children = £9,90
Adults = £16,50
Audioguide = £3,50
PRICES AND OTHERS
PULMAN
SITE
23,27,41,42
www.edinburghcastle.gov.uk
2nd day
- Real Mary king's close
- National Museum Scotland
Prices
Program
CHILDREN = £8,75
ADULTS = £14,50
This museum is how a warren of streets frozen in time, where centuries of stories are just waiting to be told.
1st BILDING
Times
10am - 21pm
History
Times
The museum contains collections of Scottish antiquities that tell the story of the country, two of which belonged to the previous museums
10am - 17pm
2nd BILDING
Prices
CHILDREN = £5,30
ADULTS = £8,30
3rd day
- Modern Art Galery
- Calton Hill
Prices
Visit
CHILDREN = £5,80
ADULTS = £9,00
The museum contains the most beautiful collections of modern art and the outside garden houses a large collection of statues.
1st BILDING
Times
9am - 19pm
History
Calton Hill is a hill located in the centre of Edinburgh, home to a popular public park. The hill has been designated a "site of scientific Interest" and contains many architectural elements of historical and touristic interest. The archaeological evidence, in fact, testify that the hill was already inhabited since the Bronze Age.
2nd BILDING
Prices and Times
The Calton Hill is open every day and at every hours.
4th day
- Royal Mile + Palace of Holyroodhouse
- Royal Botanic Garden
Royal mile
In this street you can visit:
- the Museum of Edinburgh;
- the John Knox' House;
- the Writers Museum;
- the St Giles Cathedral;
- and at the end the Holyrood Palace.
The Royal Mile is the popular name for a succession of streets that cut the old town of Edinburgh and links the castle to Holyrood Palace.
This is a road that cuts the old city in two and connects the two most important monuments of Edinburgh.
1st BILDING
Holyrood Palace
The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the official residence in Scotland of His Majesty who spends a few weeks here at the beginning of the summer.
Visit
The Royal Botanical Garden of Edinburgh is an important scientific research center for the Study of plants and their biodiversity and at the same time is also a popular tourist attraction.
This garden captures the imagination of everyone who visit. there are over 70 acres of beautiful landscape to explore, providing a tranquil haven just one mile from the city center. The spectacular Glasshouses are home to 3,000 exotic plants from around the world.
2nd BILDING
Times
10am - 18pm
5th day
St Giles Cathedral
John Knox' House
St Giles' Cathedral, is the principal place of worship of the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh.
Its distinctive crown steeple is a prominent feature of the city skyline.
The church has been one of Edinburgh's religious focal points for approximately 900 years.
John Knox House, is a historic house in Edinburgh, Scotland, reputed to have been owned and lived in by Protestant reformer John Knox during the 16th century.
Initially the house, built for the first time in 1490, was built with a beautiful gallery of wood and hand-painted ceiling.
The visitor's pamphlet states that the house "was Knox's home only for a few months during the siege of Edinburgh Castle, but it is believed that he died here.
Times
10am - 18pm