Carlton Edinburgh

Ben and Cassie, appreciating but ultimately sick of living in Edinburgh, packed up the flat on 30 June and hit the road. After about another week in the UK they head over to Germany and begin five weeks of driving and camping in southern Europe. After ...

... saw what happens when one becomes of a victim of the short eastbound trans-Atlantic flight. After checking into the Barcelo Carlton hotel in Old City Edinburgh, I walked into Room 348 at 8:48 a.m. The sun had just started to come up and ideally I wanted ...

... so I didn’t get to see the inside. From the Palace of Holyroodhouse, I walked along the Royal Mile – a street that includes Edinburgh’s oldest private houses – and got back to my hotel room at 7:45. I sat down to calculate when I ...

... in Harrogate early Sunday morning and we managed to find our way through the connecting stations at Leeds and York before arriving in Edinburgh. The trip was beautiful and part of the way followed the coast line with glorious views of the surf and several ...

... led into a lovely little garden at the end of it, offering beautiful views of what look like the Old High School of Edinburgh building on Carlton Hill, which is currently the Scottish Museum of Photography, if we are not wrong.   We took many ...

... day by walking down the Royal Mile to the Scottish Parliament and Holyrood Palace (the home of Great Britain's queen in Edinburgh) and then walked up to Carlton Hill for an impressive night view of the city. It was quite a trek up the hill. Luckily I'm ...

... make-up and artificial beautifying is just not for me. Friday we were back to full fitness and spent the day exploring Edinburgh. After climbing Carlton Hill and stopping at the top to read our books and enjoy the view of Edinburgh and occasional burst of ...

... the sun does go down, the parks close, and so we were kicked out! We walked down Prince’s Street past the Edinburgh Monument up Carlton Hill to enjoy breathtaking views of the city. We hung out there for a long while, and then decided we were ...

... this is all before the fringe festival has started. So i'm staying at the Castle Rock Bacpackers which overlooks the incrediable Edinburgh castle. Amazing view from the font door. Beautiful old hostel that has everything u need and has a very warm ...

... too bad. Spent time walking around the grass market and had a couple of local brews at the Three Sisters along Cowgate. Walked over Carlton Hill to get back home in the mist/rain. Watched the Roar grand final DVD for a couple of hours while the weather ...

... I rode the interterminal bus to Terminal C. I checked my phone and saw I had been cleared on Continental Flight 36 to Edinburgh, Scotland – BusinessFirst Seat 1B. :-) Now I had an hour to scramble before departure. My first stop was the duty-free ...