The hill known as "Arthur's Seat" forms part of which British city?

Player #95530027, It is certainly not a nicely worded question. Calling Edinburgh British could be seen as provocative. Having said that, factually it is absolutely correct. Scotland is part of Britain whether you like it or not. This means as well as being Scottish it is also British.

Scotland is in Great Britain, so yes Edinburgh is a British city. It’s also a Scottish city, but not one or the other.

I have a flat right next to Arthur’s Seat.

We also have one of those hills here in Melbourne, Aus! :)

Ripple, lucky!

I have just seen a series on Netflix that features "Arthur's seat"

There have been many occasions I have seen Cardiff referred to as Walsh, and Edinburgh referred to as Scottish, but LONDON referred to as British instead of English

Aradlaw, do you mean capital and it is a British city, as London is the capital of ENGLAND and of GT BRITAIN

If LONDON is sometimes classed as a British city instead of English, endinburgh is BRITISH end of

British relates to Great Britain and the United Kingdom which includes Scotland. Extinct volcano featured in One Day.

Is the "Scottish capitol of Edinburgh" really a British city as the question states?

Edinburg a British city?