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a restored and relocated holy well with fascinating history

If you come from Arthur's Seat, make sure to take a detour to the Chapel Ruins

This is how the British monarchs live, small and cramped 😉😂

We passed by the side to go to Arturo's Seat and the truth is I was not disappointed. I loved the views of the area. I need to return. I recommend going during the day to finish up there with all the beauty of the area.

Free attraction, few paths from easy and flat ground to more challenging. You don’t feel like you’re in the middle of the city

Simply beautiful, you can see all the way to the sea

A great place to sit and just take it all in. Bring a snack and a flask and chill.

The best time to visit is in spring, particularly in April and May when the gorse is in full bloom. The bright yellow flowers cover the landscape, giving Arthur's Seat a spectacular yellow-flecked appearance that makes a fantastic photo opportunity. The combination of the thriving flora and the dramatic backdrop of the city of Edinburgh makes The Dry Dam an exceptionally beautiful location. However, hikers should be aware of the conditions. Although the muddy trail is fairly easy to navigate in dry weather, it can become slippery and challenging when wet. It is advisable to wear sturdy shoes and take particular care in wet and windy conditions. Safety should always be a top priority, especially on rocky and uneven trails. Despite the potential challenges, the climb to Dry Dam and further up to Arthur's Seat is worthwhile. The breathtaking views over Holyrood Park and Edinburgh on the climb and from the summit are unparalleled. It is advisable to take time to enjoy the scenery and take in the diverse views of the city and its surroundings.