The Royal Mile: A historic corridor through time and space.

In the heart of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, there is a cobblestone street that connects two focal points of Scottish history: Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace. From west to east, it includes the following streets: Castle Square, Castle Hill, Lawnmarket, and High Street. This street, which is about a mile long, is known as the Royal Mile and is one of Scotland's most iconic streets. On both sides are magnificent royal buildings and ancient alleys. The streets are lined with restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops. Tourists can taste Scottish snacks and buy various souvenirs here. The Royal Mile is not only the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, but also the best starting point for exploring Scottish culture and history. Walking on the street, you can feel the glory and charm of Scotland.