The nightlife in Edinburgh is really active, as it was our first night we all went out, and it was close to what we expected, we only had few hours outside but we knew how to use them, we went to a couple of bars where we drank to taste new drinks which they are rare in Chile for example "Jagger bomb" which is a combination of Jaegermeister with red bull, its a nice drink but a expensive in the bars, that was our first lesson, bars are really expensive so if you decide to get drunk in a bar you should get a lot of money .
2.- What are some of the most important tourist locations?
One of the most popular important tourist locations is the Castle Holyrood, Stephen is the king of the castle, then you should visit the Royal Mile which is near the Castle to be honest is next to the Castle, the volcano named Arthur's Seat is also near the Castle Holyrood it is exactly about a mile to the east, as last option you could visit the museums, which there are many.
What are some traditions in this city?
As we arrived to Edinburgh we didn't have the chance to watch these beautiful traditions in Edinburgh which there are many but we only stayed few days so we could only see the city in regular bases, but some of the traditions in Edinburgh are Scottish weddings, because they wear kilts and sporran they have a back pipe this makes the wedding more unique and traditional to Scotland
How expensive is it to live there? What is the cost of living?
Living in Scotland or anyplace in Europe, right now we are talking about Edinburgh it is really expensive comparing it to Chile prices could double or triple chilean prices, food drinks the word "living" meaning eat and survive there it is really expensive 3x Chile but the salary is different too so prices for native people may not be so expensive for them because the get more money by working hard, they complement each other.
