Archive for September 15th, 2006
Arthur’s Seat
September 15th, 2006The city of Edinburgh is located on the site of extinct volcanoes, and the most obvious testament to this is the large mass known as Arthur’s Seat. This large outcrop can be seen from anywhere in the city, and it is a handy navigational landmark for newcomers to the Edinburgh. Arthur’s Seat is 250m tall, and its peak offers lovely views of Edinburgh, Fife and the Highlands. The area is popular amongst nature lovers as it is home to numerous examples of Scottish flora and fauna. Located on the far side of Arthur’s Seat is the charming village of Duddingston, which boasts lovely wildlife, as well as Scotland’s oldest pub.