Visiting Edinburgh Castle

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Hope you're all doing ok and you enjoy this video about Edinburgh Castle. It dominates the city skyline and is a must-see if you're visiting Edinburgh. A former Royal residence and still a working military base, it's a fascinating place to visit with fantastic views of the city. Don't forget to see Scotland's impressive Crown Jewels, beautiful St Margaret's Chapel built in 1130 and the magnificent Great Hall built by James IV. If you hear a gun going off - don't worry, it's just the One o'Clock Gun which is fired every day, except Sundays. The firing of the gun used to be for sailors in the Port of Leith to set their Chronometers by. Edinburgh Castle can get very busy, so I recommend booking your tickets as early as you can.
If you'd like me to show you the rest of the city on a private tour, you can book a tour with me on my website - www.adventuresinscotland.uk
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9 авг 2023

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@martineager9448 Год назад

I lived a stone's throw from the castle for a number of years. The view of those magnificent ramparts and the sound of the lone piper playing from them each evening never got old. I can't say the same of the one o'clock gun though! I miss the city, so your video guides give me a nice reminder.

@mikemongiovi3375 Год назад

Hi David, So glad to see another video of Edinburgh. I've been to the city seven times and every time I always make the castle of one my first stops. The magnificent edifice that overlooks the city never ceases to to amaze me. How fortunate you are to be able to look up and see those incredible ramparts any time you wish. Thanks so much. Take care and be well.

@marciec6859 11 месяцев назад

Really enjoyed your video. I was lucky enough to visit Edinburgh twice from Louisiana USA. And I’d come back at any opportunity. My friends say, “but there are so many more places to explore across the pond”, and I reply that there is only one place that will ever touch my heart like Scotland and Edinburgh.

@romanaandewan 11 месяцев назад

Great video David and so useful giving the tram information for visitors. It’s a shame the weather was so wet but the shots were beautiful and you’ve inspired us to visit soon 😊

@brianpeterson5559 11 месяцев назад

It's amazing especially when you consider how old it is.. that whole city and history is so interesting, what a wonderful place and people. Thanks for the video

@DavidWheaterScotland 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching Brian. It really is a wonderful city. Although I've lived here for over 50 years, I never tire of it. Best wishes, David :--)

@jackiehardyful Год назад

Thank you David. This was so helpful!!!

@annemeikle7401 Год назад

Realy great video David, and very useful information , I realy liked the accompanying music too

@SCOTTISH-ACE Год назад

Glad to see u back great vid yea oor wee castle so full of history

@jessicachamand8490 4 месяца назад

HI David, I loved that you included info about how to get there. Seeing the airport and tram is easying my anxiety. The rain did the opposite. I hope i'll have nicer weather ! thank you for this lovely video, i learned a few helpful tips.

@DavidWheaterScotland 4 месяца назад

Hi Jessica, the tram is great and you should find it really easy to get to the castle. I’m sure you’ll have a wonderful time. We’re a very friendly city and there’s so many wonderful things to do. Best wishes, David 😀

@joehowarth8093 4 месяца назад

Going to Edinburgh this May with my sisters. Our grandmother was from a Bordertown, Hawick, spending s few days there and 4 in Edinburgh, the rest in London. Have been doing a lot of research on the family….looking forward to seeing the Castle. Nicely done.

@DavidWheaterScotland 4 месяца назад

Thank you Joe, glad you enjoyed the video and I’m sure you’ll thoroughly enjoy your visit to the castle and the rest of the city. Best wishes, David 🙂

@playtowin6803 2 месяца назад

I was at the Castle today, raining and crowded. Thanks for showing me what was hard to see with the crowds.

@DavidWheaterScotland 2 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Sorry about all the rain just now - it's really unseasonal for this time of year. Hope you have a lovely holiday. All the best, David :-)

@Pola_B_Alex_Art 6 месяцев назад

Many thanks for posting💗

@DavidWheaterScotland 6 месяцев назад

Thanks Pola, really appreciate you watching. It's a wonderful place to visit. Best wishes, David :-)

@jannatjannat5386 6 месяцев назад

Thanks so much for video

@DavidWheaterScotland 6 месяцев назад

Hi Janna, you're very welcome. It's a truly remarkable castle and well worth a visit. Hope you have a lovely week. All the best, David :-)

@aaronyorke296 2 месяца назад

Great video! What would your advice be for someone with mobility issues getting around the castle? Can I bring a small motorized scooter in for my senior Mom to get around?

@DavidWheaterScotland 2 месяца назад

Thanks for watching Aaron. Here's a link to the Edinburgh Castle website with information for carers and access - hope it helps and you have a wonderful time. Best wishes, David www.edinburghcastle.scot/plan-your-visit/access-guide#p2050

@profoundgreetingsfromneptune 6 дней назад

Hi, David, I have an odd question: I know what it is, but does the word "maud" symbolize anything in Scotland? If so, can the symbolic term be tied in any reasonable way to Edinburgh Castle, if not symbolically then materially? Thanks for any insight you can offer.

@DavidWheaterScotland 5 дней назад

Hi, thanks for the question. I've always known it being the Scots word for a shawl, but doing an internet search wikipedia says "is an Old German name meaning "powerful battler"" which is really interesting. Perhaps there might be something in that to research? All the best, David :-)

@profoundgreetingsfromneptune 5 дней назад

@@DavidWheaterScotland Thanks so much for your response. Yes, my understanding was that was a gray plaid shawl formerly worn by southern Scottish shepherds. I'd yet to come across the "powerful battler" reference but will definitely chase that up in the hopes of finding a connection. Thanks so much again for your response. I definitely wanted to ask a Scotsman.