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Li have bought all the tickets we needed in advance, so what I had to do was finding the platform and getting on the easy coach. The British train is interesting which has a note that contains the passenger's name and the time when this passenger gets on and leaves on every seat.

After four and a half hours journy, I reached Eninburgh. We got a map from the travel information center in station, and then arrived at B&B we had booked on the Internet. Here was a tip that if you don't rent a car, the B&B in old town is a good choice cause every scenery spot from here is walkable. At noon, we ate a bowl of nuddle in a Chinese restaurant.

I thought the castle of Edinburgh was worse than The Towl of London personally, but there was the Bird's-eye view. We still rent audio tour. Since the articles in the castle had been replaced by pictures, most part of the tour must rely on words explanation and self-imagination.However, the penny machine at the door of Military Museum was pretty nice. For only one penny and 50p, the map of castle would be on the penny. I came across a very nice English old lady who gave me one penny. God bless her!

It was famous Royal's mile out of the castle. Both of the street were the same souvenirs restaurant and most of them were made in China.

Finally, I enjoyed my Godfather Icecream and Earl Grey in an Italian Bella Villa and wrote post card peacefully. I got to the the post office at half past 17, but the door had just been closed. Therefore, I looked for a place to have dinner. I ate a veal w/ cream å’Œhomemade wine in a Italian restaurant at the gate of B&B. It was delicious!