Daily Bruin Abroad: Scotland
By Maryrose Kulick
Sept. 29, 2015 4:34 p.m.
A Union Jack flies over the building that houses the Scottish Crown Jewels.
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A bust of Mary, Queen of Scots, sits inside one of the castle museums.
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Views of distinctive architecture and the extinct volcano Arthur's Seat are visible from within the castle.
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Defensive cannons overlook the bustling city of Edinburgh.
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On a sunny day at Edinburgh Castle, visitors can see expansive views of the surrounding city.
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The castle played a significant role in Edinburgh's history, acting as the site of many historic battles as well as housing numerous Scottish monarchs.
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St. Margaret's Chapel is the oldest standing building in Edinburgh, erected some time in the 12th century. Despite its small size, people can still get married in the chapel today.
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Edinburgh Castle is one of the most iconic images in Scotland's capital, sitting on a large volcanic rock in the city's center.
