Solo travel in Edinburgh: tranquility and surprises in the ancient city 🏰✨

Walking alone on the cobblestone streets of Edinburgh, the city is like an open history book, with every street and every building whispering ancient stories. Climb up Calton Hill in the morning and overlook the city skyline. The views of Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street Gardens are in full view, as if you are standing at the intersection of time. Explore the ancient Royal Mile, pop into the cafés hidden in the alleys, order a cup of thick hot cocoa, read a book and enjoy the solitude. Near the University of Edinburgh, you can also feel the enthusiasm and creativity of young people. The bookstores and second-hand markets here are full of surprises. Come to Arthur’s Seat at night, climb to the top in the breeze, and admire the city lights and the starry sky in the distance. Some people may say that traveling alone will make you feel lonely, but in this city full of poetry and stories, loneliness is a kind of freedom, the freedom to discover and feel your own journey. Traveling alone is not to avoid crowds, but to have a conversation with yourself. And Edinburgh is undoubtedly a place suitable for dialogue. Although it is a bit troublesome to take selfies, and I am embarrassed to bother others😅, but I really enjoy traveling alone😍 #EdinburghTravel #SoloTravelLife #ExploreAncientCity #SunriseOnCaltonHill #Arthur'sSeat #SoloTravel