IMG_3564Windy days, foggy skies, historic places and peaceful time, that was Edinburgh!

This month I’ve decided to have a little break (3 days and 2 nights) in Scotland instead of Paris where I used to go every months. Who would have believed I will go one day in a chilly place? Cause I always look for sun and warm locations when I wanna go away… Well it wasn’t that bad; I actually loved it!!! It was quite restful, pleasant and very relaxing. I joined my dear friend/brother Jer who stays there for a month so it was for me the perfect occasion and timing to visit Edinburgh.

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HOTEL

Checked-in at Radisson Blu, the perfect place to stay located in the center of the Old TownIMG_3399IMG_3489IMG_3457IMG_3412IMG_3755IMG_3661IMG_3652PLACES TO VISIT

– The Arthur’s Seat – A must-go place above sea level giving an excellent view of the city

– View from Calton Hill

– Portobello beach, seaside to stroll

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CAFES/RESTAURANTS

– Tiny but cosy place to chill with a coffee and sweets
The MilkMan (Toddle In, 7 Cockburn St, Edinburgh EH1 1BP)
The Elephant House – A must-go coffee shop, where JK Rowling started to write the first few books of Harry Potter

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Edinburgh was a lovely city to well spend the week-end! It offers to visitors a captivating blend of rich history, natural beauty and adventure.
Thanks a lot to my best friend/brother Jer & his friends Paola and Pat for showing me around, you were amazing guys! Well rested and relaxed I got home!

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