Auld Reekie
Edinburgh is famed for cultural and culinary delights alike: the world’ largest annual arts festival and deep fried Mars Bars.
I don’t know how I feel about this image
Be warned. This city is a certified spice, but get ready to feel the burn- it’s hilly AF and a walking tour here is like a step class on steroids.
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If you’re feeling fit take the opportunity to clamber up Arthur’s Seat, and if you’re a real masochist get up early and watch the sun rise from the summit.
OK, the views are pretty peng
People get pretty parched after all that exercise, and most of the year, a pint here will usually run you around £3.45.
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Be careful though- if you’re up here in August, prices are likely to spike during the Festival and Festival Fringe. Plus you’ll have to wade through crowds of actors drowning their sorrows as they weep into copies of the Scotsman.
Thirsty thesps
Pre drinks can get complicated here as well, as supermarkets stop selling alcohol after 10pm, so make sure you don’t get caught out.
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