Glass Square is in the center of Edinburgh's Old Town. This old town is also worth visiting. The area of the square is not large. The tour here is also guided. You can also see some Scottish city architecture styles. [View] The scenery is very good [Cost-effective] Free tour

Grasse Square exits the castle and goes straight down the steps. However, if you are not in a hurry, you can start the turn around along George IV Bridge Road. Turn from Royal Mayer Avenue and the downhill on the right is to Grasse Square. There are quite a lot of shops on both sides of the road, you can look at the antiques store, turn around the gallery, and soon you will be at Grasse Square

Grass Square, also known as Hay Market, is actually a narrow street, located below Edinburgh Castle. It is said that it used to be a torture ground, but now it has become Edinburgh's most lively leisure bar street, with a lot of people during the day and a lot of people at night, so you can feel the splendor of Scots.

Hay Market is an open-air market in Grass Square, a narrow square at the end of Victoria Street at the foot of Edinburgh Castle. It was a execution site in ancient times, but now it is one of Edinburgh's most beautiful and modern areas. The market consists of many temporary stalls, and the goods are still very distinctive.

Edinburgh's Hay Market is near Royal Mile Road, a very historic market but now not in the form of a bazaar but a shopping area. There are many small shops with special characteristics, selling some local specialties and tourist souvenirs, it is worth going around.

The most famous of Glasgow is the University of Glasgow, which is a historical institution. Many celebrities have studied here. There is a Scottish bagpipe performance in the square. You can stay and listen to it. Don't forget to take a picture.