Mysterious and bold, with a hint of heritage.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh is a frame that speaks to the soul of a city known for its depth and strength. Designed for those who appreciate character with an edge, these frames offer an unmistakable presence. With a look that feels both storied and modern, Edinburgh is boldness made timeless, perfect for wearers who live with confidence and conviction.
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Tips from Yf, one half of Sølstrati
Traveler, storyteller, and believer that sunglasses are an extension of personality. With friends across Europe and a Google Maps full of hidden gems, Yf shares sunlit tips: from restaurants to rooftops, parks to parties, always guided by the sun.
Arthur’s Seat:
Natural Heights of Edinburgh
Hiking, fresh air, and panoramic views
Arthur’s Seat is a volcanic hill rising above Edinburgh, offering some of the most impressive views of the city and beyond. The climb is relatively easy and rewards visitors with sweeping panoramas of the historic skyline, the Firth of Forth, and the rolling hills of Scotland. It is a place where nature and city meet, making it one of the best outdoor experiences in Edinburgh.
Locals and travelers come here to hike, picnic, or simply sit at the summit and watch the light change over the rooftops. Whether at sunrise or sunset, Arthur’s Seat reflects the beauty and wild spirit of Edinburgh, reminding you that adventure is always close to the city center.
Dean Village:
Riverside Charm in Edinburgh
Cobblestones, cottages, and quiet walks
Dean Village is a hidden gem in Edinburgh, just a short walk from Princes Street but worlds away in atmosphere. With its cobblestone streets, old mill buildings, and leafy riverside paths along the Water of Leith, the area feels like stepping back in time. It is one of the most picturesque and peaceful neighborhoods in Edinburgh.
Walking through Dean Village shows another side of the city, where history and tranquility go hand in hand. The charm of the cottages, the sound of the river, and the soft play of sunlight make it an unforgettable spot to relax and explore.
Calton Hill:
Iconic Views of Edinburgh
Monuments, cityscapes, and golden sunsets
Calton Hill is one of the most famous viewpoints in Edinburgh, home to several historic monuments such as the National Monument and Nelson Monument. From its summit, visitors enjoy panoramic views over the city, including the castle, Arthur’s Seat, and the Firth of Forth. It is especially popular at sunset, when the skyline of Edinburgh glows in golden light.
The hill is easy to reach and offers both cultural landmarks and open green space, making it an ideal stop for a quick break or a longer stay. Calton Hill embodies the spirit of Edinburgh, where history, architecture, and natural beauty merge seamlessly.
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