Before departure, I was already fascinated by Edinburgh. The mysterious Scottish, plaid skirt, bagpipes, and Baroque and Gothic buildings surrounded by four sides, every breath, feels fresh every breath. In the city of Edinburgh, there is almost no modern architecture, and there are antique buildings everywhere. It is imaginable that the style of medieval Europe is full of ancient charm. The most striking thing on Prince Street is Sigetta. In my eyes, it is a tower that is suspected of being burnt. . As its name suggests, it was built to commemorate Walter Scott, the most famous writer in Scottish history, and is the world's largest monument to writers. Next to the tower is Prince Street Park. The sun is just right. There are a lot of people on the lawn who are enjoying the sun and picnics.