Edinburgh New Town

Edinburgh New Town is not far from the old town. The accommodation and dining in the new city are better than the old town. The overall building is also similar to the style of the old town. There are no buildings that are too high. The department store here can look at it. [View] The natural scenery is not bad [Cost-effective] quite high

Edinburgh has a long history. The so-called old city has its corresponding new city. The interesting thing is that it is a new city - older than the history of American independence. It was actually built in the early eighteenth century. It only needs to cross the bridge from the old city to the new city, and travel to the seventeenth century to discover something completely different.

The best part of Edinburgh New Town is that you can get the most beautiful pictures of the old city from below. There are many stores and department stores, restaurants and other business places. There are beautiful Georgian architectural views everywhere. New Town is a good place to see fireworks.

loved the atmosphere in Edinburg. beautiful old architecture and plenty of cultural programs. the night life is also a plus!

Edinburgh is a city bounded by Prince Street, divided into new and old cities. Never assume that new towns, like many development zones in China, have only sprung up in recent years, and their history has been 800 years, only a hundred years later than the old ones. The New Town is now the cultural, artistic and commercial center of Edinburgh, and the Scottish National Gallery of Art is in the New Town. All in all, the new town looks more prosperous than the old one.

It's easy to tell the difference between a new town and a new town. On the other side of the Four Gothic Tower, there seem to be more clothes-selling houses in the New Town, which is also a little sloping.