Beautiful Landscapes

Tantallon Castle is a fortress built in the middle of the 14th century. Retaining its original appearance quite well, the castle demonstrates perfectly the environment in which the Earls of the Angus clan lived with their followers. The castle was built long before the advent of powder artillery. Its high, massive walls were simply to withstand attacks using stone-throwing machines.
Now Tantallon Castle is under the care of the organization Historic Scotland. Ghosts of the castle differ photogenic. People in medieval clothes, as no one sees them, periodically get into the lenses of cameras.

Dirleton is located on a rock. In this part of Lothian, the terrain is more or less flat, but in some places rocks stick out of the ground, giving the landscape a variety. Very impressive castle bridge. The moat is 15 meters wide, and the entrance is quite high, and it looks spectacular. The bridge on which you will enter the gate of the castle is probably built in the twentieth century, but on medieval drawings it looks almost the same.
The castle is located in a large garden. It is not medieval, but very pretty and attractive. In addition to simply beautiful plants, the huge thistle flowers attract attention. And as well, an incredible breed of tree, planted by James Law.

All Three Birds customers are advised to order tasty meat from ox, lamb, and venison. The waiters offer visitors a good strawberry ice cream, pudding and affogato.

Dalkeith is a park for everyone. You can either take a dye hard hiking trail or stroll carelessly around the park, stare at nature and even have a picnic. The place is fun for both kids and adults, no one will get bored here. The park is well-equipped, so you don't need to bother about anything, just come and have a relaxing rendezvous with nature.

Portobello beach is a perfect spot to get to know modern Edinburgh. Here many people jog, walk their dogs, chat with their friends, relax alone after working hours. Just take a look at Edinburgh's everyday life.

Dean Village the so-called quiet and very interesting area of Edinburgh located in the valley of the river. In the past, it was a small village, which was gradually absorbed by the city. When you are here, there is a persistent feeling that Dean Village seemed lost in time.
The first information about the settlement at this place refers to the 12th century, and in historical sources it is strongly associated with the production of grain. This tradition has more than 800 years. For a long time, old mills remained here, which were eventually replaced by various buildings.

Here you can enjoy French and Scottish dishes. The Honors offer amazing oysters, duck, and foie-gras. Many guests recommend trying a good tart tatin, chocolate souffle and caramel ice cream. It serves a great sparkling gin, Malbec wine or champagne.
Please note that the restaurant is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Tomorrow you will have an exciting day. You will cast mansions, houses, palaces, and castles. One of the places will be a beautiful castle with a stunning museum. Also, you will visit a palace with a stunning architecture, which occupies a large area of a beautiful landscape park.