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- Edinburgh boasts famous historical landmarks such as Edinburgh Castle and Holyroodhouse Palace, the latter closing during the Queen's visit.
- The city features the National Gallery of Scotland with masterpieces by artists like El Greco and Monet, alongside a Modern Art gallery.
- While lacking a dedicated science museum, Edinburgh offers a 'Science Zone' within the Royal Museum for enthusiasts.
- Shopping enthusiasts can explore excellent clothing stores on Princes Street and George Street, with Jenner as a notable department store.
- Edinburgh's nightlife is vibrant, highlighted by venues like Rocking Horse and Liquid Room, as well as the renowned Edinburgh Festival in August.
Famous landmarks in Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle and Holyroodhouse Palace are very famous. The Palace is closed when the Queen comes to Edinburgh.
Yes, there is. The National Gallery of Scotland has got painting by El Greco, Titian , Botticelli, Van Dyck, Monet and Cezanne. There is also the National Gallery of Modern Art.
No, there isn’t. but there is an interesting ‘Science Zone’ in the Royal Museum.
Yes, there are excellent clothes shops in Princes Street and George Street. Jenner is a famous department store. There are souvenir shops in The Royal Mile. There are also two big shopping centers.
There are two football teams, hearts and Hibs, but there aren’t any world-famous teas. The two famous teams, Celtic and Rangers, are from Glasgow.
There are sport centers with good swimming pools. There isn’t a ski resort near the city but there is an artificial ski slope!
Entertainment and festivals
Fantastic! Visit Rocking Horse or Liquid Room for brilliant music and dancing. And there is the famous ‘Edinburgh Festival’, the cultural event of the year. In August, Edinburgh is one big party with great music, theatre and films!
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