Edinburgh Part II

I will never get tired of the landscapes in the Highlands of Scotland

Loch Ness

Glen coe, one of the most beautiful places in the Scotland

View from Edinburgh Castle

exquisite craftsmanship from the castle interior

In fact

 I miss the trip so much!!!

We spent almost every morning in this lovely cafe, The Edinburgh Larder, having breakfasts and planning our trip ahead for the day. Their scones and homemade jam are sooooooo delicious! Every dish was made and brought to the table by the super-friendly staff there who welcomed us with heart-warming smiles and great service. Oh I wish they were in London so I could visit them every weekend!!!

Edinburgh Part I

Going to Edinburgh is on my To-do list since mid-term. Being one of the most beautiful and historical cities in the UK, there is no reason not to go to Scotland in summer to experience the land of Military and Tartan with friends before the weather gets unbearably cold.

 National Museum of Scotland

St Giles Cathedral

View from Edinburgh Castle

The Monument

Calton Hill

View from Calton Hill was absolutely breath-taking. I also enjoyed the time spent on sunbathing in Prince Street Gardens near the Scott Monument. The Monument has a stunning Gothic design which sums up the gloominess of the mysterious city.

Brighton

Lovely day out to Brighton

Seven Sister Country Park is pretty amazing

serene and unspoiled

would definitely pay a visit again!

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J'adore Paris

Every ride in the metro is like playing a french movie, looking out of the windows with live music in the background. Paris is for tourists, not for lovers. 

 

 A bit irritated by the amount of tourists but you cannot complain when you have free access to all the amazing museums here.  

Home of impressionists. Everything is so vague, so beautiful. Blue Skies and white sand remind me of all the Tommy Ton pictures on Style.com.

J'adore crepes & french desserts ♥

I had a wonderful time here
Thank you

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