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Morning. Begin your day with a visit to Edinburgh Castle [1424], a historic fortress that sits atop an extinct volcano and offers panoramic views of the city. Afterward, explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse [1427], the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland, which features opulent state rooms and beautiful gardens.

Afternoon. Take a stroll down the Royal Mile [1416], a historic thoroughfare that connects Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Stop by the National Museum of Scotland [11096] to explore the country's rich history and culture, then head to the Grassmarket [23626], a lively square that offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Evening. End your day with a spooky visit to the Edinburgh Dungeon [1425], a theatrical attraction that takes you on a journey through Scotland's dark history, from the notorious serial killers to the infamous witch trials.

Morning. Take a hike up Arthur's Seat [1413], an extinct volcano that offers stunning views of the city and the surrounding countryside. Afterward, explore Edinburgh Old Town [11098], a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features narrow streets and historic buildings.

Afternoon. Visit St. Giles Cathedral [11105], a beautiful medieval church that features intricate stained glass windows and a stunning crown spire. Stop by the Scott Monument [11101], a Victorian Gothic monument dedicated to the famous Scottish author Sir Walter Scott.

Evening. Experience the Scotch Whisky Experience [11108], a museum and tasting room that showcases Scotland's national drink and offers a variety of tastings and tours.

Morning. Take a walk up Calton Hill [24594], a hill in central Edinburgh that offers panoramic views of the city and features several historic monuments and buildings, including the National Monument and the Nelson Monument. Afterward, visit the Royal Yacht Britannia [1417], a decommissioned royal yacht that was used by the British monarchy for over 40 years.

Afternoon. Visit the Scottish Parliament [11109], a modern building that houses the devolved Scottish government. Afterward, head to Camera Obscura and World of Illusions [23732], a popular attraction that features optical illusions and interactive exhibits.

Evening. End your day with a visit to Greyfriars Kirk [15561], a historic church that features a cemetery and the famous statue of Greyfriars Bobby, a loyal dog who guarded his owner's grave for 14 years.

Morning. Take a guided tour of Real Mary King's Close [23729], a series of underground streets and buildings that date back to the 17th century and offer a glimpse of life in old Edinburgh. Afterward, explore the Canongate [11089], a historic district that features a variety of shops and restaurants.

Afternoon. Visit Princes Street [1414], one of the main shopping streets in Edinburgh that offers stunning views of the city's skyline. Stop by Gladstone's Land [18847], a restored 17th-century tenement house that offers a glimpse of life in old Edinburgh.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh [1415], a beautiful garden that features a variety of plants and flowers from around the world.

Morning. Visit the Scottish National Gallery [1412], a world-class art museum that features a variety of paintings and sculptures from a range of artists. Afterward, explore the Museum of Edinburgh (Huntly House) [1428], a museum that showcases the history of the city.

Afternoon. Visit the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two (Dean Gallery) [11103], a gallery that features a variety of modern and contemporary art, including works by artists such as Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst. Afterward, head to the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One) [11102], a neoclassical building that features a variety of modern and contemporary art.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Georgian House [11092], a restored 18th-century house that offers a glimpse of life in Georgian Edinburgh.