Lauriston Castle

Lauriston Castle is one of the highlights of this trip. It is very interesting to take a sightseeing double-decker bus in the city. There is a stop to this castle. The building is beautiful and spectacular. The photos are particularly beautiful! Recommended, you can play for most of the day

The entrance to Lauriston Castle is free and families can enjoy picnics and bring puppies. There is a small cafe serving sandwich coffee, etc. There are many tour guides around the house, there is a Japanese garden, the castle opens at 9:30 a.m. every day, and holidays are endless.

Laurelston Castle (Lauriston Castle) is a manor house in Forth Bay, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Laurelston Castle was built in 1544 and is now open to the public as a park and a famous sightseeing spot. The castle basically maintains the style of the original ancient buildings, and the suspension bridge, moat, and prison seem to recreate the old style. In November 1987, I followed a family of friends in Singapore by car. I will try to go again next year.

Located on the south of Clamond Road, north of Edinburgh city, Rollston Castle is an antique building built in the 1920s. The interior of the castle is very beautiful, with Japanese gardens and greenhouse art workshops. Behind the castle you can overlook the sea and have a good view.

One of the magnificent buildings, it is very large and spectacular. The architectural style is beautiful, suitable for taking pictures, it feels very good and very good. It is quite interesting to see the building is really good.