Prince Harry in Edinburgh: 'Good luck finding your platform, lad' - Edinburgh reacts to the Royal's arrival at Waverley

Prince Harry set tongues wagging when he was spotted arriving at Edinburgh Waverley Station on Tuesday evening.

He was pictured sporting a black jacket and cap after getting off a train in the city centre.

His wife Meghan was not with him.

The 35-year-old is due to host a summit on sustainable and ethical tourism in the Capital.

The Scottish dry-wit was out in force as Edinburgh locals offered the Duke of Sussex some friendly pointers.

Arron Neve wrote: “Good luck finding your platform, lad.”

Rachel Bell added: “Maybe enjoyed a stroll through our beautiful East Princes St Gardens?”

Alan Inverarity was expecting him, writing: “Heading to my gaff for dinner. Spag bol and artic roll.”

Plenty of folk were happy to see such a high profile member of the Royal family in the Scottish Capital.

Gordon Craig has his eyes on a meeting with Harry, saying: “Top bloke, would love to go for a pint with him.”

Una Moffat praised the fact he’d used a train as transport, adding: “So sad that he can't even catch a train. And you’re all on his back. Good on you HARRY leave him alone.”

Avril Dear offered her welcome to the city, saying: “Welcome to Edinburgh. Good luck with the Summit. Hope the Council is there to listen?”

However, some were less than pleased to see Harry in the city.

Ioana Colfescu wrote: “I just love when people using their own private jet and spending some 20 million tax payers money a year for their security give us lessons on Sustainability.”