Edinburgh is a stunning city at any time of year, but it’s said to be particularly beautiful during autumn when the leaves turn into shades of yellow, orange, and red.
One travel blogger on Ourcrossings described the city as “beautiful” throughout the year, but particularly stunning during autumn.
There’s reportedly an “extra dose of magic” as foliage transforms into hues of yellow, orange, and red.
The blogger observed: “With colourful leaves framing its every corner, Edinburgh turns into an autumnal dreamland that feels like a world away from the rest of Europe.”
Edinburgh presents a magnificent sight, positioned against the majestic Castle backdrop, and boasts numerous parks for visitors to explore.
Key locations include Princes Street Gardens, where you can stroll towards attractions such as the Scott Monument, Ross Fountain, and the National Museum of Scotland, reports the Express.
Additionally, there’s the Royal Botanic Garden, the adjacent Inverleith Park – merely a three-minute stroll away – and Edinburgh Old Town.
“The Old Town is home to some of Edinburgh’s biggest and best attractions,” highlighted Forever Edinburgh.
Renowned landmarks feature Edinburgh Castle, St Giles’ Cathedral, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
The Palace serves as the official Royal Residence in Edinburgh where guests can view Mary Queen of Scots’ bedchamber.
Edinburgh has also gained recognition for its guided walks, allowing you to discover stories from historical periods whilst becoming familiar with the ancient city.
Forever Edinburgh suggests Mercy Tours to uncover stories of murder and mystery along the cobblestone streets.
For those who fancy a bit of exploration, GuruWalk’s free walking tours allow you to hop-on and hop-off at various intriguing spots.
Not to mention, the Scottish capital is brimming with snug pubs, delightful eateries and shops just waiting to be discovered.