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Explore the historic John Knox House , which was the home of the famous Scottish Reformer in the 16th century. Afterward, visit Gladstone's Land , a 17th-century tenement house that offers a glimpse into life in old Edinburgh.

Take a walk through Edinburgh Old Town , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features a range of historic buildings and landmarks, including St. Giles Cathedral and the Royal Mile . Stop by Grassmarket , a historic market square that is now home to a range of shops and restaurants.

Enjoy the stunning views from Calton Hill , a hilltop park that offers panoramic views of the city skyline. End your night at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two (Dean Gallery) , which houses a collection of modern and contemporary art.

Start your day with a visit to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh , which features a range of gardens and collections, including the famous Victorian Palm House. Afterward, visit the Museum of Edinburgh (Huntly House) , which offers a range of exhibits and artifacts related to the history of Edinburgh.

Take a stroll down the Royal Mile , which is lined with historic buildings and landmarks, including the Scott Monument and the Scottish Parliament . Stop by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery , which houses a collection of portraits of famous Scots.

Explore Edinburgh Castle , a historic fortress that sits atop an extinct volcano and offers stunning views of the city. End your night with a visit to the Nelson Monument , a tower that commemorates Admiral Lord Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Take a day trip to the nearby town of St. Andrews, known for its historic university and golf course. Visit the ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral, the largest church in Scotland before the Reformation, and explore the town's charming streets and shops.

Return to Edinburgh and visit the Scottish National Gallery , which offers a vast collection of fine art from the Renaissance to the present day. Afterward, take a stroll through Princes Street Gardens, a public park that features a range of monuments and memorials.

Enjoy a traditional Scottish meal at a local restaurant, such as haggis, neeps, and tatties, paired with a pint of local ale or whisky.