Fire breaks out on Edinburgh landmark Arthur’s Seat

In Arthur’s seat, a forest fire exploded in a popular turning point between hiking and tourists, which was popular between hikers and tourists in the extinct volcano facing Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland.

Arthur’s seat is the highest point of Holyrood Park near the Scotland Parliament and the end of Edinburgh’s famous Royal Mile. It is a popular perspective for city views with visitors at a height of 250 meters above sea level.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, “The crew, in the seat of Arthur, Holyrood Park, Edinburgh is joining an open fire,” he said.

Police advised drivers and pedestrians to avoid the region.

August is a popular month for tourists in Edinburgh, as it hosts the tour dates of the Rock Band Oasis as well as the Edinburgh International Art Festival, the Fringe Comedy Festival.