Arthur's Seat and the Salisbury Crags

  • Type: Attractions
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  • NileGuide Expert Says:

    Arthur’s seat is one of the highest of Edinburgh’s seven hills and makes for a good walk for photo opportunities of Edinburgh below. Pathways are easily located from the foot of Arthur’s Seat with a car park area at the base.


  • Description:

    •  Like Castle Rock, Arthur's Seat and the Salisbury Crags were formed by an extinct volcano and carved out by moving glaciers. These hills, lochs (lakes) and cliffs make up Holyrood Park and offer somewhat easy walking trails. Arthur's Seat is the highest point in Edinburgh (251 meters high) and is located at the center of the park while the Crags are located west of it. It is not known if the name is truly related to the mythology of King Arthur.
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      • Address:

      • Queens Drive
      • Holyrood Park
      • Edinburgh EH16
      • Neighborhood:

      • Holyrood
      • Strenuousness:

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