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We know about some places in open air where we can spend some time to relax.
MEADOWS
It's a very great area where you can relax. It is the preferred place of many students and it is the ideal place in which to spend the days of sun, with expanses of green and trees in flower.CALTON HILL
It is the preferred destination of all those that want to immortalize the city in all of its beauty. There is the famous National Monument, an acropolis ever finished and better known among the places as "the Misfortune of Edimburgo." It is considered from some one example of architectural failure, but always stays one of the best points to see Edinburgh from the tall one.ROYAL MILE
The Royal Mile is without doubt the most famous road in the city. It connects the Castle to the Scottish Parliament. The road is situated in the old city, it is coasted along by tall buildings in stone, and it is full of very famous closes. This is without doubt one of the zones more trafficked of tourists of the city.WEB (skyscanner.it)

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PORRIDGE : traditionally it was made in daily batches and stored in a drawer to be eaten during   the day

HAGGIS: Haggis is Scotland's national dish and the crowning glory of a traditional Burns Supper, and although it's an object of Scottish culinary fascination around the world, it certainly is not a beauty queen.

WISKY:Whisky is Scotland's national drink. Skilled distillers take pure water from crystal-clear streams and plump, golden barley from the fields and transform them into a precious spirit, which is then poured into oak casks and tucked away to mature.

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The Cathedral, also known as High Kirk of Edinburgh, belongs to the Gothic style and  appears grey severe and rigorous. The origins of St. Giles go up again to the XII century but the visible building today it goes up again to Four hundred as the beautiful cuspide crowned of its central tower.
Considered the crib of the Scottish Presbyterianism, the fame of the church entitled to the patron of the city is tied up to the reformer Calvinist John Knox that it was the shepherd of it between 1560 and the 1572. to the inside they detach the colored glass door and the Chapel of the Thistle (Thistle Chapel) built with woods and stones refined in 1911 for the Riders of the ancient and noble order of the Thistle.

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Camera Obscura and World of Illusions  is the Edinburgh's oldest visitor attraction, delighting visitors since 1835. Rated top Attraction in Scotland and #2 Attraction in UK in inaugural TripAdvisor awards 2013

BEWILDERWORLD. it consists of staying on your feet in to the Vortex Tunnel and see if you can keep on doing it while the tunnel spins around you.

THE PUZZLING ZONE. the Ames Room is a morphing machine that shows you  what would you look like as an ape.

CAMERA OBSCURA: this shows you an amazing live moving panorama of the city. ou can "spy" on passers-by in the street below. The Camera Obscura has now been delighting visitors for over 175 years.

MAGIC GALLERY: Catch your shadow, shake hands with your ghost and walk on water in the fishtank. Amazing optical illusions with endless hands-on fun! You'll be amazed at our giant kaleidoscopes and marvel at one of the world's biggest plasmadomes!

LIGHT FANTASTIC: Enter a new dimension in the U.K.'s only permanent gallery dedicated to the science and art of holography. You'll watch entranced as these eerily realistic 3D pictures change, appear and disappear before your eyes!

Gift shop - amazing range of puzzles, illusions, holograms, 3D posters and other unusual gifts.Money-back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied after your visit.

Tickets valid all day.  Feel free to go out for lunch or coffee and come back again later to take advantage of our extended opening hours.

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In the morning we are going to visit the writers'museum

The Writers’ Museum celebrates the lives of three giants of Scottish Literature – Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson.

It houses portraits, rare books and personal objects including Burns’ writing desk, the printing press on which Scott’s Waverley Novels were first produced, and the rocking horse he used as a child. There are Robert Louis Stevenson’s riding boots and the ring given to him by a Samoan chief, engraved with the name ‘Tusitala’, meaning ‘teller of tales’. There is also a plaster cast of Robert Burns' skull.

The museum is free and

It has a wide range of stories and objects to enjoy local resident or visitor. You don’t need to have read these writers’ works to enjoy the fascinating life stories told in the Writers’ Museum.

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EDINBURGH CASTLE
We may start our tour at Edinburgh Castle when it opens at 9.30 am. it does cost from 10,20 $ per ticketThe Castle is 1000 years old. Inside it, you can visit the museum and see Scottish Crown Jewels and Stone of Destiny. The castle is famous because well-known kings and queens lived there. Mary Queen of Scots gave Birth to the future James I of England in one of the rooms. It also is home to the National War Memorial. If you're still there in the afternoon you can see the One o' clock Gun'

In the afternoon we could visit the  Palace of Holyroodhouse, visitors can explore 14 magnificent historic and State Apartments, the romantic ruins of the 12th-century Holyrood Abbey and remarkable royal gardens, all with a complimentary audio tour. Best known as the home of Mary, Queen of Scots, the Palace was the setting for many dramatic episodes in her short reign. Today, the State Apartments are used regularly by The Queen for State ceremonies and official entertaining.

Palace Opening times:

April - October  09:30-18:00 (last admission 16:30)

November - March 09:30-16:30 (last admission 15:15)

It does cost for:

Adult £14.00

Over 60/Student (with valid ID) £12.70

Under 17 £8.10

Under 5 Free

Family (2 adults, 3 under 17s) £36.10

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it takes about 3 hours from Rome to Edinburgh by airplane

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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and it is located in central eastern Scotland, near the Firth of Forth, close to the North Sea. Thanks to its spectacular rocks, rustic buildings and a huge collection of medieval and classic architecture, including numerous stone decorations, it is often considered one of the most lively cities in Europe. Most of the structures in the Old Town have remained in their original form over the years. Charming medieval relics are plenty in this section of the city. In contrast, orderly Georgian terraces line the streets of the New Town. The general urban scenery is a blend of ancient structures and modern architecture, which gives the city a unique character

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by Francesca Giacco, Valeria Lucretti e Pamina D'Alessandriss