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Edinburgh’s own Diagon Alley. A curving ribbon of cascading cobblestones punctuated with hued buildings, Victoria Street is one of Edinburgh’s prettiest streets. Like all pockets of Scotland, this iconic area is a mosaic of history, with its ancient stone facades and old-world charm serving as a constant reminder of the past. From its historical appeal to independent shops, explore the jewels embellishing this charming street. #tripaway #edinburgh #instagramworthydestinations #tripaway

The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. Following Scott's death in 1832, a competition was held to design a monument to him. The foundation stone was laid on 15 August 1840. Construction began in 1841 following permission by Parliament's Monument to Sir Walter Scott Act and ran for nearly four years. It was completed in the autumn of 1844, with Kemp's son placing the finial in August of the year. The total cost was just over £16,154.[5] The monument was inaugurated on 15 August 1846, but George Meikle Kemp was absent. He had fallen into the Union Canal while walking home from the site and drowned on the foggy evening of 6 March 1844. #tripaway #edinburgh #instagramworthydestinations #travelinspiration #tripaway

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Arthur's Seat is a wonderful geologic formation right in the middle of #Edinburgh. This is one of my favorite places to come and get away from the hectic life in the city. Can always recommend this place to visitors. #tripaway. #tripaway

Wahaca is a great restaurant where you can explore modern Mexican cuisine, taste typical street food delicacy and enjoy some evergreen dishes, all while having the best margarita in town and best guacamole. I miss it so much.

Dark fairy tale in the crystal ball If you are tired of London, you are tired of life; if one day you are tired of life, then come to Edinburgh