If you have suggestions of what to see and do on our next visit to Edinburgh, let us know! New here? Check out our video of first arriving in Scotland and staying in a castle: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldWZq7NertvHfKM.html&t

I think you’re the first American I’ve come across who pronounces Edinburgh properly, as it should be. Congratulations!

Edinburgh is really yet at its best in autumn when it’s moody and the buildings all look more gothic and impressive

In my opinion, Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. I visited Edinburgh and the highlands a few years ago and it was amazing. I'm coming back in December and this video made me so excited about it! Loved it ❤️

LOL! My daughter walked past you in the background! OMG, sending this to her immediately. BTW Ensign Ewart is pronounced ‘en-sin you-art’

As a local, it's always lovely to see how others see the city and what they enjoy.

Thanks for visiting my home city and for such a positive impression. Haste ye back! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇸

Definitely visit Dean Village in Edinburgh. A unique beautiful place in the heart of the city.

her smiley face always cheers me up, lovely couple, many thanks

I’m so glad you discovered Bobby. My childhood pet was a dog named after Grayfriar’s Bobby. I kept hoping you didn’t miss that. It is such a sweet story if you’re a dog person.

So refreshing to see a travel vlog that isn't instantly all about Harry Potter when going to Edinburgh, the fact you started with Trainspotting was amazing. I hope you had a chance to visit Glasgow? As beautiful as Edinburgh is and I will admit its prettier than Glasgow, it just doesn't have the same vibe, nightlife, edginess as Glasgow does.

I like how you visit cemeteries. I don't think it's morbid. Contemplating our mortality in such peaceful places makes life all the sweeter.

GREAT INTRO!! I love the architecture in Edinburgh too. I always say that it looks amazing in any weather. Sun, snow, clouds, rain, always atmospheric and gorgeous! So fun that you went to Deacon Brodies! I tried haggis there 😉

Hey! I've been subscribed to you for a few months now, love your videos and your personalities. I'm half Scottish and growing up I spent pretty much every holiday during my school years up in Scotland because I've got family that live up there too. It's very interesting sitting here being the British person that I am and watching two Americans have their take on it! Really entertaining and funny! Scotland is beautiful, always so much to do and explore x

One of the happiest memories of my life is exploring the underground streets, Greyfriars graveyard and hidden alleys with my kids one Halloween night.

First time subscriber. Great video. Edinburgh pronunciation was spot on.

As a Scot. I'm happy to see this because I love Edinburgh

I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed Edinburgh🥰I’m born and bred in Edinburgh and my husband proposed at Edinburgh Castle. Then after we walked down to our favourite pub The Ensign Ewart!♥️I’m awfy proud of my hometown, it’s awfy Bonnie!♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿♥️

Hiii I work at Real Mary Kings Close and i am big fans of your channel! Sadly don't think I was working the day you visited. I sent your video to the team & we are delighted you had a great tour with us :). Really glad you feel like you learnt something from it and had a great trip to Edinburgh, I've lived in the city 3 years and am still absolutely amazed at it!!!!! Safe travels :)

OMG - I loved your Trainspotting homage 😂

Loving these videos & hearing your thoughts on British culture, architecture & culinary delights! Sadly, when you live in a place, you often forget to appreciate what's right on your doorstep. I spent my 30th birthday weekend in Edinburgh & we ended up _way_ too hung over to do any of the touristy bits. But such a great vibe & amazing people - as is standard in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😊

I live in West Wales and I have seen a number of Americans visiting the UK, they go to Bath, Scotland, York and of course London but I have not seen one where they visit Wales, there is so much to enjoy here, Cardiff Bay is fabulous, Swansea Gower coast and the jewel harbour town of Tenby in Pembrokshire. The Jurassic coastline of Pembrokshire is stunning for walks.

The Cemetary is much better from 11:45pm when it's dark. We had a great time Investigating it. Underground Edinburgh is spooky and you can feel it within a short time of being there.

I love your UK travel Vlogs - you really do take your time to explore and experience. I live in a medieval city - Exeter, which has underground passages. Even though I've lived here for the majority of my life, I still like to go underground and explore them every few years.

Next time you're in Edinburgh, go check out Craigmillar Castle. Built in the 14th Century. It's a lot less of a tourist trap and has even better views.

Welcome to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Maybe people arrive later at Edinburgh Castle to see the gun salute at 1pm - but you can hear it everywhere!

Love your enthusiasm and your observations are spot on. Glad you’re having such a great time.

Recently started watching your videos on the UK (loving them by the way, they remind me how lucky I am) and then watched some of your earlier stuff. My mind is boggled! Love your curiousity and positivity. Keep exploring, you're an absolute joy.

Watch the Classic Film "Greyfriar's Bobby" Very sad, but a great film.

Edinburgh is built on Edinburgh, like some crazy Escher town planning

Glad you are enjoying your trip! Sure you would enjoy a walk around Dean Village in Edinburgh. It's a residential area but very beautiful.

I’m so jealous of your underground tour!!! It was the one thing we didn’t have time for and I desperately wanted to go. So glad you got to go and enjoyed it! Cheers! Dara

Just discovered you guys last week when I was out sick and missing the UK and am thinking of going back. My Scottish friend is trying to get me to come stay in Scotland for awhile, specifically in Glasgow..so I love seeing these!! I'd love to see more of the types of food that are different from England. Can't wait for more videos!!! 😊

Love the trainspotting start

I loved your Trainspotting episode very much , passed there many times in my younger days, and had a pint in the Black Bull Pub.

Thank you for enjoying my home city. You guys are more than welcome.

Yay! You finally did my home town. Manchester is the third biggest city in England so only enough time to scratch the surface; but you went to some great places. Please come to Leeds soon!

You are vastly entertaining. Thank you.

Aha! Our town! Been looking forward to this!

Loving your video's and glad you're enjoying your travels over here. I'm in The Kingdom of Fife, over the water when you were looking from upon high. Be well, cheers 🍻

I love Edinburgh, used to have to go up there regularly for work. Haven't been for a few years, but would happily go back as a tourist.

Cemeteries, my sister lives in a house with a 1st floor (2nd floor U.S.) lounge. it overlooks an old cemetery in Plymouth Devon. Urban foxes, rabbits and birdlife including a breeding flock of feral parrots. Yes in the evening she has the most peaceful human neighbours.

There is so much to see in Edinburgh. The Castle alone is a full day out, then you have Holyrood Palace, HMY Britannia, Mary King's Close, Gladstone's Land... yeah I love Edinburgh.

LOVE the Trainspotting intro!!

Fun fact about the old city tour. When they were talking about the plague I coughed, and they improvised and said it was spreading, Oooo~ Then I mysteriously vanish...because I had to rush off to catch a train xD

Robert Louis Stevenson, whose father owned furniture that had been made by Brodie. Stevenson remained fascinated by the dichotomy between Brodie's respectable façade and his real nature, and this paradox inspired him to write the novel The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which he published in 1886.

That was very enjoyable, thank you. I love the city but no longer live there, though do try to visit every year. Edinburgh has so much more than what you experienced, which is mainly the Old Town. The New Town is blocks of wonderful Georgian architecture and cobblestone streets leading down a long hill to the fabulous village of Stockbridge, though to get there first make your way to Moray Place and walk through to Ainslie Place and Randolph Crescent - the longest example of connected Georgian architecture in the world. From there turn right, walk a minute and you are on the Dean Bridge. Observe views from both sides before going down Bell's Brae, adjacent to the house at the near end of the bridge and going down into Dean Village. At the bottom of that hill, continue straight ahead between the buildings - do not go right and cross the bridge. The coolest view is had when going straight, which I only realised this year! Follow the walkway then cross the Water of Leith on the wee metal footbridge that takes you around the large red sandstone edifice that is Well Court, a former residence for working people. Then complete the circle by crossing over the stone bridge before turning left and walking under the Dean Bridge. Follow along about 10 minutes, go up the steps and keep left on the wee stone bridge before turning right on the street and carrying on following the water. This gets your to Stockbridge which is mainly to the left, though also interesting on the right with St. Stephen Street and Circus Lane (go up the lane and come back down the street)...lots of wee shops, eats etc. The building at the bridge with the clock tower offers fine pizza, with riverside alfresco dining, the the lower level Bailee pub at the near end of St. Stephen Street is a historical hang. Then follow the path alongside the pizza place and come up to road level a few minutes later on Glenogle Road. In addition to the large Glenogle Baths (with chimney) there is a series of short dead-end streets (the stop at the Water of Leith) lined with quaint two-floor buildings. Folk living downstairs enter from one side. Upstairs residents enter from the other. They both have gardens and need never see their neighbour. At the end of Glenogle Road, if you are up to it, turn left and walk a few minutes to the Royal Botanical Gardens. If you've run out of steam, turn right instead of left and walk back up the hill into the city centre. Go straight ahead or veer to the right up Brandon Terrance which leads to Dundas Street. This is a bit of a walk for some folk, but you can also cut it short by turning right at Stockbridge and heading up the hill. This is my fave place to take friends who visit the city - they absolutely love it. And hopefully you will too. I suggest you do a Google map tour to assess the suitability. I assure you that you will not be disappointed.

I'm so surprised you didn't see The Last Drop, which was where the gallows used to sit in the Grassmarket, and also a great pub nearby.

I knew you would enjoy Edinburgh, this place is amazing, my home city. So happy you done the Marry King tour, done that a few years ago myself,and it was an eye opener. Yip took me that long even as a local. Tip from me to people who may visit in the future,do the Mary King tour, rather than the Castle. For your next visit to Edinburgh, visit the Zoo, go and see the Pandas, or for a freebie and as you like your views go up Arthur Seat. Enjoy the rest of Edinburgh and safe travels.

Loved this vlog...and Edinburgh is just an amazing city. So many beautiful places in the UK, I'm lucky to live here, but also thankful I'm finally flying back to Florida next weekend! For some theme park fun. Like you guys, I just love different cultures and mooching around your supermarkets and trying different foods etc . Thanks for sharing your adventures, your such a lovely couple x

It's refreshing to hear americans pronounce my capital property. Its lovely to see how much you loved it.

Great film guys xxx

I love your Trainspotting inspired intro 😂 and the fact you can pronounce Edinburgh!

Like the homage to 'trainspotting ' at the start

well done guys, very enjoyable, im jealous of that ice cream

Great video. Lovely couple.

Fab video! I'm so pleased you made it to Mary's Milk Bar. The flavours are delicious! A trip to The Shore at Leith, & Stockbridge (& the Botanic Gardens) are also worth doing 🙂 During University term time the Grassmarket is usually rammed with students at the weekend (& quite often Hen & Stag parties!) locals tend to steer clear, & drink closer to home. There are some fairly historic bars though! So glad you had a great time xx

Great travel video 😊 I was just in Edinburgh over the summer, but didn’t do the castle….just a nice view from Ross Fountain in the Princes Street Gardens. Thanks for sharing your adventure 😊

That beginning was unexpected and brilliant.

Wow, great share, thnaks

Lived in Edinburgh as a child, and went back there for college and then stayed for many years. Thanks for pronouncing the city’s name correctly, most tourists mangle it!

I did that tour years ago. It was great

It's nice to hear an American saying Edinburgh corectly Some say it like Edinburg or Edinboro

Edinburgh is beautiful and historic. One of our favourite places! Did you stay at Prestonfield House? We ate in their restaurant (Rhubarb) and it was so special.

Omg the Trainspotting throwback was awesome :) x

Edinburgh is the only place in the world where you can you up a flight of stairs while going downhill. For food, I recommend Oink to get a pig sandwich. Get there early though. They only do one pig a day and the place shuts when it's done. There's one at the bottom of the royal mile, and another on Victoria Street. For a walk, take the Water of Leith walkway through Dean Village, go under the bridge, and go up to the Gallery of Modern Art and see The Master of the Universe there.

The Ensign Ewart was the first pub I visited in Edinburgh way back in the early 80's. I went back a few times. It's pronounced "ensign you-art"

Loving the intro 🙌😂🤣😎🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Next time you come, go beyond the city centre. Some of the best parts of the city are a little further. Try Leith Walk to the shore, just beyond the east end of princes street. Some of the best food.

My sister went up to Scotland a few years ago and one of the things she saw was The Falkirk Wheel. Not a historical landmark, but none the less, an amazing sight. I think you can pay to go on a canal boat through the wheel. Definitely worth Googling to see what you think of it. I'm not sure there's another one in the entire UK.

The skull and crossbones on tombstones was often a sign that the person buried there died of the plague and was a warning to intending graverobbers not to dig there.

Kudos on the Trainspotting intro. Well done. 👍

Looks like an interesting place, seems you had a good time there. I've driven through Edinburgh several times but never stopped to have a look around, must get around to it one day. Generally speaking I think you get a much better impression of what a country is really like by visiting smaller towns and villages rather than the big cities. That's not just UK but certainly most countries I've ever visited. Really enjoying the vids of your trip.

trainspotting :D

When used as a road name, 'Close' is pronounced as in 'close to you' as apposed to 'close the door'

Loved the Trainspotting reference and the Decaon Brodie pub cellars are believed to be haunted ! 👌👍

a lot of people in Edinburgh tend to avoid the ensign ewart because they were refusing to serve soldiers which is strange considering its location beneath the castle, also if you ever come to Edinburgh again avoid eating on the royal mile when its tourist time because the prices are rediculous

I love watching your videos! If you haven't already I think you should make merchandise and coin it with your phrase "I like it", as you and Jeremy say it a lot when you enjoy British food/snacks and I think it's cute! 🤣❤️❤️

that Trainspotting renactment was cute, hah ha😅

Hey how are you both .... Great video ..... Got suggestions for you try York very old bulidings etc

Next you need to go to Săpânța in Romania and check out the 'merry cemetery' there as well.

When you were at Greyfriars Kirkyard, did you look at the Mortsafes over some of the graves. These are cages over a grave to stop the grave robbers digging up the recently buried. Most famous of the 19th century grave robbers in Edinburgh were Burke and Hare.

Glasgow’s definitely Scotland’s best city.

I've never been to Scotland and Edinburgh castle looks amazing, But I love England And your videos of England are amazing, Actually I like all your videos

There's so many places in the UK worth visiting but perhaps not enough hours in your holiday. Some of my favourite places in England are Chester, Windsor and Chichester. Beautiful market town's with amazing cathedrals. Surrey is good for theme parks and parakeets. If you jump to Northern Ireland you'd need to visit the giant's causeway and Belfast. In Scotland there's the three cities Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen but you've also the rural and coastal towns and villages. Depending on which way you go will depend on what you'll see. Typically farming or fishing but most certainly industry. Some nice coastal towns in Scotland with history just like every place that exists really. Edinburgh's a great gem of Scotlands it's sad about what happened to grey friars Bobby a lovely warm but very sad film. Long after bobby's owner died he would not leave his owners graveside. Have a nice rest of your holiday and thanks for the videos. Your a lovely couple with great energy.

Nice videos 📹 I live In England- South Staffordshire . Literally addicted to your channel right now .

The Ensign Ewart is named after a member of the Royal Scots Greys who captured a French Eagle at the Battle of Waterloo. The Eagle is on display in the regimental museum in Edinburgh Castle.

The haggis, neaps and tatties at 2:10 looked good - but no comment??

My uncles mother comited suiside in Edinburgh, she lived in a mantion flat with a cemitory behind it. She comited suiside by jumping from her bedroom window on to a grave. Horrible, my uncle was extreamly Edinburgh and his wife was even worse. We we are from 16 miles west of Glasgow so Chalk @ Cheese, but he was great.

Genuinely laughed out loud for your Trainspotting parody. brilliant

Really enjoy your videos. I must visit my country more.

Pleasant City, has an identity like no other Scottish City. Transport links are good. Very expensive

Edinburgh castle doesn't really have much to do when you get in there. The Scottish Crown jewels are about three items. Plus the museums are ok if you are into military stuff. Needs to be something for kids, and things going on to entertain.

Thomas Riddell (Tom Riddle from HP) is a distant relative. Most of my Scottish side of my family are buried there as they're from Edinburgh including my Dad recently.

Mary's Milk Bar is always first on my list when in Edinburgh. My favourites have been chili and also lavender.

I came across you when you were trying British sweets. I'm from Edinburgh and have never visited the castle in my 40 years living here. Try the pubic triangle. 😉. Always wanted to visit the states. My number 1 destination.

Looks like you stayed in the Motel One. I stayed there one time and yes those stairs are a killer!

Haha best start to the video ever! This is my city and glad you visited! Deacon Brodie was also hanged by the gallows that he made! I feel like Craigmillar castle is so much more interesting as well as Stirling castle is so much better. I'm not a fan of this castle! Holyrood palace is a good place to visit too! Love Greyfriars Bobby! I live about 10 mins away from the grass market! So glad you visited and enjoyed my city, come back soon ya hear!!

That intro 😆loved it!