[Robert the Bruce] -Edinburgh Castle
 
"Edinburgh Castle, located on top of an extinct volcano in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland, is a stunning example of medieval architecture and a testament to Scotland's rich cultural heritage. The beauty and nostalgia of Edinburgh Castle lie in its imposing structure, its storied past, and the breathtaking views it offers of the city below.
The castle is a striking sight, with its massive stone walls, turrets, and towers looming high above the city. The castle has stood for over 1,000 years, and its walls bear the marks of countless battles and sieges. The interior of the castle is just as impressive, with its grand halls, chapels, and museums filled with artifacts and exhibits that bring Scotland's history to life.
The castle's storied past is a major part of its beauty and nostalgia. It has been the site of royal residences, military barracks, and even a prison. Visitors can walk in the footsteps of kings and queens, soldiers and prisoners, and feel the weight of history pressing down upon them. The castle has also been the site of numerous military parades and ceremonies over the centuries, adding to its sense of majesty and grandeur.
  Edinburgh Castle is a truly breathtaking site, steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. Its imposing structure, storied past, and breathtaking views combine to create a sense of nostalgia and grandeur that is difficult to find anywhere else in the world."
~ David Higginson