The castle houses the Honours (Crown Jewels) of Scotland, the famous 15th century gun Mons Meg, the One o' Clock Gun and the National War Museum of Scotland. In addition to guided tours provided by the castle stewards, there is an audio guide tour available in eight languages. The audio...
You’ll also wander through the lavish rooms of the Royal Palace, learning about the Scottish monarchs who once walked the hallways, including Queen Margaret and Mary Queen of Scots. Find the majestic Honours of Scotland, the oldest Crown jewels in Britain, in the Crown Room alongside the Ston...
Whew, with all that constant work, it's not suprising that Edinburgh Castle is such an imposing structure and that it has played such an important role in the military and defensive history of Scotland. Today it houses 'The Honours of Scotland' (the Scottish Crown Jewels), is an active mi...
爱丁堡城堡(Edinburgh Castle)12 皇家宫殿(Royal Palace)是城堡内的核心,15-16世纪苏格兰斯图尔特国王和王后、女王的居所。博物馆展示了皇室生活的“奢华”(别和紫禁城比)。皇冠室(Crown Room)里面陈列着苏格兰的国家宝藏(Crown Jewels):王冠、王剑、权杖,这三件宝物合称为Honours of Scotland,实物不能拍照但排队看展...
5 The castle serves as a military station and is the site of the Scottish National War Me⁃morial now. It is also host to the famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo. It is home to the CrownJewels(the Honours of Scotland)and also the Stone of Destiny since its return to Scotlandfrom Westminste...
The fortress itself holds many attractions, including the Honours of Scotland (the Scottish Crown Jewels). These are counted among the best things to see by visitors to the Castle. Make up your own mind though. Here is a summary of its main features. ...
The view of the city from the castle is lovely. Walk through the park below the castle, too. UpvoteDownvote SwarmstrongSeptember 7, 2015 Free tour was very informative! So much interesting stuff the list is endless. Basically, if you're in Scotland you must go! Upvote1Downvote Roaming ...
Edinburgh Castle proudly sits atop one of the city’s extinct volcanos, Castle Rock, and houses many treasures like The Stone of Destiny and the oldest crown jewels in the UK. If you are into Scottish history you must visit this Castle as it once housed important figures such as Mary Quee...
Edinburgh Castle is the traditional repository of the Honours of Scotland, the country’s crown jewels. A more ancient relic of Scottish royalty is the Stone of Scone (or Stone of Destiny), which arrived at the castle only in 1996, exactly 700 years after it was removed to England. The ...
Inside the castle, you’ll get to see loads of historical Scottish artifacts, including weapons, clothing, and even the “Scottish Crown Jewels” which are known as the Honours of Scotland. The castle is also the site of the Scottish National War Memorial and theNational War Museumof Scotland...