Princes Street, Edinburgh, UK Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Princess Street is the busiest street in Edinburgh. It is located on a long hill between the old and new towns of Edinburgh. It has a clear natural barrier. The street is only one mile long and is lined with shops on both sides. The north of the street is the new town that sprang up after the 18th century, while the south of the street is the old town that retains a distinct medieval style. At the east end of the street is the picturesque Princes Street Gardens , known as "the most scenic road in the world".

Attractions distribution:

Princes Street is the most prosperous street in Edinburgh. To the north of the street is the new town that sprang up after the 18th century; to the south of the street is the old town that retains a distinct medieval style. The famous Edinburgh Castle stands beside Princes Street, overlooking the city of Edinburgh, as if watching the development of the new town. Princes Street Gardens The picturesque building houses the memorial tower of the famous Scottish writer Scott and the world-famous Scottish bell.
During every literary festival, Prince Street is filled with blue and white national flags, and men, women and children in Scottish skirts are a unique sight on Prince Street. Princes Street Gardens The flowers are in full bloom and are very beautiful. From time to time, artists wearing traditional Scottish skirts play bagpipes in the park.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Shopping, sightseeing, city tour, streets