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Hey guys! I’m going to 
Edinburgh
, the capital of 
Scotland, soon. Have you got an
y advice for me?
TALKING POINTS
Would you like to go to 
Edinburgh? Why / Why not?
What would you like to do there?
Do you enjoy visiting cities?
What kind of museums do you 
like best?
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UNIT 14


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GETTING AROUND TOWN
READING
WARMER
Tell the class that in this lesson, they are going to visit a 
large city in Europe, but they have to guess which one. 
They can ask you 
Yes/No
questions, e.g. 
Is it a capital city? 
Is it in England? 
The answer is Edinburgh.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland, but Edinburgh is 
the capital city. The Royal Mile is a series of streets which 
go from Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. 
This route measures about one Scottish mile, which is 
actually slightly longer than an English mile (1 Scottish 
mile = 1.12 English miles).

camera obscura
means ‘dark room or chamber’. It’s 
a room with a small hole that projects an image of the 
outside onto one of the walls. Visitors to the 150-year-old 
Camera Obscura Museum can see images of Edinburgh.
Building began on the Scottish Parliament building in 
1999 and the first debate was held on 7th September 
2004.
A traditional musical instrument of Scotland is the 
bagpipes and you can find bagpipe players on the Royal 
Mile wearing the Scottish kilt.

Books closed. Challenge the class to tell you five true 
things about Edinburgh, e.g. 
it’s in the north of Europe;
it’s in Scotland; it’s the capital city; the people there
speak English; the money is the pound
. Books open.
Pre-teach 
castle

palace

cathedral

parliament
and 
tourist
information
office by asking ‘Who lives or works in 
these buildings?’ ‘What do they do?’
Then, ask the students to read the article quickly to find 
and, if appropriate, underline the five place names and 
then find the places on the map.
Answers
The answers are recorded for students to check and then 
repeat.
A Tourist Information Office B Edinburgh Castle
C St Giles’ Cathedral D Scottish Parliament
E Palace of Holyroodhouse

Ask the students to read through the sentences in pairs 
and decide if they are right or wrong before they read the 
article again. Encourage stronger students to correct the 
wrong sentences.
Answers


(It isn’t the biggest city in Scotland.) 2 





(It’s about how we see things.) 5 



(You can visit it for free.) 7 



(Choose from walking tours, cycle tours, etc.)
The Reading text is recorded for students to listen and read.

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