Edinburgh CAN'T be real... | We arrive in SCOTLAND! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 

As a Londoner I have to say Scotland is very beautiful not only the city's, towns, villages but the countryside and MOST importantly the PEOPLE!...

As an Edinburgh man born and bred, thanks for reminding me how lucky I am to live/be from here.

This filled my Scottish heart with joy, seeing how you both reacted to our beautiful city of Edinburgh and well done you pronounced Edinburgh the correct way. I love Edinburgh and live only an hour and a half away from it, the buildings, the history, the old town and the new town. I am so glad you loved Scotland.

I moved to Edinburgh from Canada a couple of years ago and while it's become commonplace to look up and see this beautiful architecture, there are moments where the beauty is brand new and I can't believe how lucky I am to live here. I love travelling but am always happy to come back to this beauriful city.❤

My daughter is half way though an MSc in Edinburgh and we have her to thank for discovering this wonderful city. We have stayed there on three occasions in the last 15 months and it has quickly become one of my favourite cities, if not my very favourite.

Im born-and-bred in Edinburgh, and it's such a shame that I take what's on my doorstep for granted. Your video has just given me a swift nudge to start paying attention again. Beautiful. Glad you had a great time.

The rest of the world. You need to understand. When you visit Scotland, you’re visiting an ancient land. which has a majestic beauty. yes, it’s wet quite a lot, but that only adds to its beauty, That’s why people from around the world fall in love with Scotland, when they see it for the first time. As a Scot. It’s nice to see other people enjoy, what we take for granted. There is only one Scotland, and it is the best country on earth. But please don’t just hang around the cities. go. Enjoy Scotland. There’s a whole country to see…🤷🏻‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I’m English and my partner of 20 odd years is Scottish. I’ve visited Scotland countless times and I absolutely love the place. Untouched beauty . I’ve driven all the way to the outer Hebrides and the scenery is just breathtaking. Unbelievably beautiful. I love Scotland ❤

Glad you enjoyed Edinburgh. As a scot, I tend to take the buildings etc for granted as we see them so often. It really does make me appreciate our lovely country/cities when seen through another person’s eyes 🥰

As a long-term resident of Edinburgh. Can I congratulate you on pronouncing Edinburgh correctly . 😊 This city is a feast for your eyes and will always remain in the corner of your heart.

It's lovely to see my home city through the eyes of visitors. My two young kids just take it all for granted, regardless of how often I explain that they live in one of the most beautiful cities. Glad to see you had fun here!

Your first bit of your Scottish accent was actually not the worst I've heard.👌🏻 Edinburgh is a phenomenal place, I'm glad you guys enjoyed our nation's capital, it is magical. Haste ye back.

I got quite emotional seeing your reaction to the beautiful city of Edinburg. I’ve been many times and it is still one of my favourite places to visit.

I am fortunate to live in the Scottish Borders, an hour from Edinburgh and a land so rich in history; as a lover of all things ancient, I feel incredibly humbled (don't tell anyone, but I am English).

Had the good fortune of spending a year in Edinburgh. Even after a full year, there were so many things to discover.

You know, I’m very fortunate to have been to Edinburgh many times. But only get to experience a city for the first time once. Watching you guys with your wide eyes makes me smile.

Thank you for actually pronouncing Edinburgh correctly! Made the rest of the video that much more enjoyable!

Over the years I have had the privilege of seeing the faces and reactions of friends and family seeing Edinburgh and the Highlands for the first time. Enjoyed your delight. I fell in love with Edinburgh and all of Scotland some 50 years ago. Scotland is the only place in Europe that I return to time and time again. Was there in September and will be back in the Spring. BTW.... the Scotts are a big part of the Fun. ( maybe the best ).

I used to work on the rigs, and drove to Aberdeen from Preston on a regular basis. I always stopped for a couple of nights in Edinburgh on the way home. I love it…. Apart from the speeding ticket I got. 😊

Edinburgh is incredibly beautiful! Im so proud this is our capital city and to be Scottish ❤

I was a Research Fellow in Edinburgh University for 6 years. The Department I was in had a building next to Greyfriars Churchyard. There is a lot to like about the city. It is 400 miles north of London, so summer evenings are long (although winter days are short) [Actually, the whole of the UK is north of the whole USA, except Alaska. But the Gulf Stream keeps us warm.] The rail bridge over the River Forth just outside Edinburgh is worth seeing. It was built in 1890 and has a unique design. The most spectacular Scottish scenery is in the Highlands and Islands on the west coast.

As a Scot it was lovely to see your reaction ti our capital city . Scotland has so many beautiful places , I hope you get to see more ❤️

That was actually a decent watch and so interesting to see the perspective of a visitor to my home city, Edinburgh still takes my breath away and I’ve lived my whole life here. 3 days isn’t enough to experience all this amazing place has to offer, I suggest future visits you take in the unique and exhilarating Edinburgh Festival in August when the cities population trebles and the place is the centre of the world for the arts. Haste ye back

I'm a Scot, and I love my wee country, so THANK YOU!

The Athens of the North. Second most visited city in the UK after London. Amazing city and vlog.

I love Edinburgh, its brilliant, beautiful city, plenty to see,nice restaurants, bars,people friendly, I'm glad I live in Scotland ❤

Good to see Edward Snowdon out and about enjoying life again.

So pleased you enjoyed Edinburgh. If you ever venture north from there to the East Coast of Scotland, bring your appetite and your welly boots. Best fresh seafood in Scotland.

So glad you loved Edinburgh. I’ve lived and worked in and around Edinburgh for 37 years, a lot take it for granted but I still find myself stopping and staring at little things I’ve never noticed before.

Everyone calls Paris the city of love/romance. I will never understand why. I visited Paris years ago, found it too large full of people walking with their chins up very antipathetic. A couple of years after visiting Paris I visited Edinburgh and was amazed. I found Edinburgh to be much more romantic than Paris and the people are a lot more welcoming but the city itself, the architecture and the little alleys etc is much more romantic and fairytale like than Paris.

I'm a south american expat living in Edinburgh with my family and I have to say, even after a few years living here the city has not lost its charm. Watching your reaction just awakens my love for it once again and just want to leave the office and go walk around the Royal Mile next door immediately haha. Great video guys!

Guys , I live here - but you made cry when I saw my town through your eyes !! Many thanks for your inspiration - and haste ye back !!! XX

I'm always thrilled to see first time visitors to this my home city of Edinburgh. It really is a stunningly beautiful and magical city steeped in history and blessed with incredible and old architecture, not to mention a thousand years old castle and an extinct volcano. Sigh! And I am blessed to live in the heart of it.

I've lived in Scotland my whole life never been on holiday or travelled outside Scotland. Its really nice to see the Edinburgh from and outsiders perspective I've seen these buildings my whole life I don't think I ever took the time to abreacted them haha I just go to Edinburgh for a drink or shopping

I was born in Edinburgh on October 2, 1987, at the age of 26. I've loved it from that day onwards. I married a girl from there and our daughter was born in the very hospital I had a room in on that wonderful day I first arrived. I've been to many magical places in my life, but none touch the joy and wonder I experience every time I set foot in Auld Reekie. You should go there. Now. Don't waste time!

This is a lovely and heartfelt tribute to the city. Thanks so much on behalf of all Scots.

Edinburgh born & bred and this video brings a smile to my face - BUT ' visitors coming to Edinburgh, please-please-PLEASE do not buy any souvenirs from the shops in the Royal Mile and the streets running off it - there's almost ZERO chance of buying anything 'Made in Scotland' - it's all just cheap 'Made in Taiwan/China tat !. I deplore these shops and the image they give the city !

Edinburgh is easily in the worlds top 5 most spectacular! Glad you enjoyed it and if you have more time go down on the tram to the coast via Leith. This is like another city altogether!

Hello from Edinburgh. Someone has probably said that the building you mentioned is called The Hub (it's a former church), and is the place to buy tickets for the official festival in August (not the Fringe). Glad you enjoyed being here :)

Looks like you were blessed with a decent weather day and Edinburgh showed off it's best side. Enjoyed watching this (long time Edinburgh resident who moved here in 1994 ..... originally from Ireland)

It’s worth going to Stirling Culross and Linlithgow.The Kelpies in Falkirk are amazing too.

Glad you enjoy Edinburgh. I was born there and grow up most of my life there and because of this I never really appreciated the city so it was really nice seeing a tourist perspective on it.

Thank you for reminding me to appreciate my beautiful homeland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My favourite city by far I still find new places and things to explore with every visit

Nice tour and good music to underscore. Looks like a wonderland. You two look good. Can't wait for more.

I have lived here in Edinburgh for over 30 years, this is one of the best visitors video I have watched and it was great to share your genuine appreciative excitement, well done, so happy you enjoyed yourselves ;-)))

I love Scotland and the people it's my second home 🏡 thanks for sharing 👍

Great episode ❤ again and really at a beautiful place. I never visited Scotland but it's on my list for very important things to do in life for a while. I am very curious where you two are right now but of course you won't spill the tea 🫖. Hope you're having a great time 🍀

Loving your videos. Edinburgh is truly fantastic ! Was there in September and i am going back as my 3 days was not enough !

Best bit when we visit Edinburgh is the People ❤

I went to Edinburgh in Oct 2023 & it was the most amazing city...if you won't to have a giggle & know some history at the same time book the The Ghost Bus Tour...its only hour but its absolutely brilliant...I can't wait for my friend to take us all again best tour guide too..

Must confess i loved your enthusiasm for Edinburgh, one of the first video's i've seen it pronounced correctly. Hope you come back you've only scratched the surface. Wishing you all the best on your travels. 👍🏻

Hi guy's im really enjoying your videos, looks like you are having a great time in Edinburgh. Looking forward to your next installment.

Thanks for enjoying our wee country , glad you enjoyed yourselves

Great video. Glad you guys enjoyed your time here.

In Scotland always ask the locals for directions, places to go. What to see. We are kind folks who are proud of our country and will always assist foreigners. The sad thing is that by the time you have posted your videos, we can't say, "Oh you must see!". Glad you are enjoying Edinburgh.

magical Scotland.im lucky enough to be born and bred here.so much to see.im just outside dundee.you guys need to go there and up the lawhill.Edinburghs my favourite city.no other place will give you the same feeling or atmosphere.

It’s always refreshing to see my home through another’s eyes, I’m so glad you enjoyed yourselves…and for pronouncing Edinburgh correctly 👍🏻 Haste ye back

As a native, I have been to Edinburgh many, many times, but it was so nice seeing it through your eyes. I'm so glad you enjoyed our nation's capital, and thanks to you I have added a couple of pins on Google maps.

I haven’t been to Edinburgh for 30 years, since I was a student. This video has inspired me to take the kids for a visit!

Thanks for showing us around Edinburgh . Nice sights and sounds. Appreciate your work, from new subscriber👍🙏❤️

Your heartfelt reactions to seeing Edinburgh were beautiful to see. (As locals, we often take for granted what's on our doorstep.) You've earned a new subscriber. Safe travels and haste ye back.

Aw sweet, you walked past my family tomb in Greyfriar's. Nice to see it in the sunshine for a change 😀

So glad you did Mary King’s close. We really enjoyed that tour the last time we were there. We usually only get up for a weekend so try to do one touristy thing every time we go. That’s been our favourite so far.

God bless you both; it it would take a lifetime to discover the beauties of Edinburgh. You won't believe me but outside my door is a beach, where people are surfing, it is almost midwinter day, and I'm forty minutes' walk from Princes Street. Michael, Wardie Bay Brandon Breakwater. ( it's Grant-on but this bloody thing keeps 'correcting' me). Great vid. Haste he back. M.Edin.

Thank you for doing such a beautiful vlog of my city. Really well done. Lovely couple. Take care xx

I love living in Edinburgh but probably don't appreciate it as much as I should. Glad you enjoyed it ( and happy to hear you pronounced it correctly!!)

Really enjoyed watching this video, Edinburgh is amazing.❤

4:45 - Foam earplugs and artillery earmuffs, vital travel items for keeping unwanted noise at bay. :) 9:30 - My brother used to live in Victoria St., just a little further down, while I went to uni there in Grassmarket for several years in the late 80s (Heriot Watt, before everything moved to the campus outside the city). Many good memories. If you're in Grassmarket, pop into Bill Baber Knitwear, tell Bill that Ian the SGI guy says hi. :D I remember my brother's flat had a normally-sealed exit, an old ornate iron door, onto one of the obscure paths often used by the ghostly tours; at night, his flatmate loved to wait for a tour group to go by and then bang several times on the door, scaring the heck out of both the tourists and the tour guide, she thought it was hysterical. So if you hear strange things during a ghost tour, could well be locals having a laugh. 14:15 - So glad you wandered round there, cemeteries have long fascinated me, inparticular why the older the plot, the larger and/or more elaborate the headstones tend to be. Sometimes the inscriptions can be quite extraordinary. There are so many great things to see in Edinburgh, many of them off the main tourist trail, often simple but fascinating. The lower church at the west end, the cemetery at Greyfriars, curious sidestreets further down the Royal Mile (and the Museum of Childhood, for which, when I went there way back, admission was free), all sorts of awesome shortcuts and alleys, such as those which go from the Royal Mile down toward Cockburn Street, others into Market Street (these often have little cafes, pubs or other curious shops). One could write pages of worthy sights; I recommend the channel Clan Broonford, he's covered many of Edinburgh's hidden gems and curious facts. Must admit I find the city centre too busy these days, but seeing the city afresh through your eyes, I'll concede to a brief dip in my middle aged cynicism. :) Handy tip: for some great photos of the castle from Princes St., try just going to the top floor of any of the larger department stores to obtain unobscured views from the south facing windows.

Loved how much u loved scotland, ended up watching all your videos and look forward to the rest ❤

Great video .. I’ve just subscribed After probably 20+ years without being on a train, for my wife’s 60th birthday last November we had a short break in London, travelling down from Newcastle. We had a brilliant time, so much so, we immediately booked a few more trips. In March we had 3 days in Edinburgh (my 65th) followed by 3 in Glasgow in May, 3 more in London in August and last month 2 in Manchester and 2 in Liverpool. Already booked for 2024 are Edinburgh again in January, Leeds/York in March and Glasgow next June. We are loving the travel experience .. we just wish we had started when we were younger. Looking forward to your next videos having watched all yours last night. Regards from Whitley Bay

I stay in Edinburgh. Love living here but the city centre is insanely busy most of the year. Always something going on. Much more expensive than Glasgow, Newcastle or Liverpool but its worth the extra.

I walk down Victoria Street and through the Grassmarket to get to work! As an Edinburgh native it's always lovely to see it through the eyes of first time visitors. It really is a gorgeous city ❤

Enjoying your videos!

Best city in the world, no comparison anywhere❤

Nicely edited, it looks beautiful

It is REAL, and it's wonderful

You pronounced Edinburgh correctly 😂 most people don’t 😅 I love living back here after so long away! So happy you loved it 🥰

Great video. Edinburgh looks amazing! You guys not try Irn Bru or Haggis? The national drink and food of Scotland. Im Looking forward to watching the rest of your adventures

Did you do the Royal Yacht tour? Thats amazing? But so excited to watch this. Love love Edinburgh.....

Glad you like the place I have my home. As I live here, I don't go to the touristy places (you should see it when the Festival is on - seething) It is also an interesting, beautiful and effective (small) city if you're ancient. Like me.

My boyfriend was born in Edinburgh. I would love to live there, used to go all the time as a kid❤

Great content, enjoyed that!

Guiys - I loved uyour impressions of Edinburgh , my home town - it was great see it through your eyes !!! Thankk you XXX

I see you found Armstrong’s lol It used to be the best for my clubbing clothes back in the techno 90’s 😂😂. The best!!

Thanks folks, Ye gie us the gift tae sicht wursels as ithers sicht us. The following is a quote from the 1786 Scots language poem by Robert Burns "To A Louse, On Seeing One on a Lady's Bonnet at Church" roughly translated to mean 'Oh, would some Power give us the gift. To see ourselves as others see us! Also.. a wee note.. That kirkyard if it was Greyfriar is where Ebenezer Scrooge is laid to rest. (His namesake, Scrooge was fictional of course)

Been following along, so have now went back to the beginining to see where it all started

Another excellent vlog💙

What a great video!loved that editing New sub

You used to be able to climb the Scott Monument (not sure if that's allowed any more) I remember going to the top with my big sister when we were little, and her telling me if I dropped a penny and it hit someone, it would kill them because we were so high up. Of course I believed her. PS: it's lovely to see ones home town through the eyes of visitors - it's easy to take these things for granted. Edinburgh's a lot less nice-looking than it used to be - Princes St for example is grim right now, but hopefully this will change for the better. Glad you enjoyed your trip to Edinburgh. PPS: 10/10 on your correct pronunciation of Edinburgh! (Sorry, I'm commenting as I watch)

Go and see the forth rail bridge if you get a chance.

Ivé never seen someone eat a sausage roll with this much action and passion. 😂

I want that Harry Potter tea towel! ❤

Edinburgh is beautiful, I love it

Speaking as a Scot, welcome, I hope you get the most out of my country. Haste ye back.

I lived in Edinburgh for 12 years you are really making me miss it

Gave me goosebumps it’s my city I get to live here ❤

Aye going from Liverpool to Edinburgh is like going Omega to Alpha.

When you were looking south from the castle, I live on the side of one of the hills looking back!

Glad that you enjoyed it - us English enjoy it too! Have been there several times - recently we were there late November so a couple of weeks after you. Edinburgh and York are the two cities you have to try out when visiting the UK. Did you find the Harry Potter name references on the gravestones in Greyfriars Kirkyard? Looking forward to your next day(s) there.