Arnold Schwarzenegger left his trademark Hummer at home as he embarked on a cycle tour of Edinburgh.
Mr Schwarzenegger chatted with fans and took photographs as he cycled around the Scottish capital today.
The Hollywood star and former California governor is enjoying his first visit to Scotland after giving a talk to fans at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre last night.
My first Edinburgh bike ride. A beautiful city! Catch my tour on Snapchat: ArnoldSchnitzel. pic.twitter.com/zjIJ6bViW4
— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) January 21, 2016
@roadcc here's Arnie in Edinburgh just prior to cycling up Lothian road the wrong way pic.twitter.com/l77FrtFgP1
— Keith Smith (@keith_f_smith) January 21, 2016
A sure fire way to terminate your ride... cycle up the Lothian Road bus lane in wrong direction. #Arnie #Edinburgh pic.twitter.com/PuIgH1xtjd
— David Miller (@BBCDavidMiller) January 21, 2016
Arnie braves the Edinburgh tram tracks... pic.twitter.com/8VXvkEpkQw
— David Miller (@BBCDavidMiller) January 21, 2016
Arnie being snapped snapping himself in Edinburgh. pic.twitter.com/KHQHE3kavb
— David Cowan (@davidccowan) January 21, 2016
@Schwarzenegger welcome to Edinburgh Arnie! Never would I expect The Terminator to be here. pic.twitter.com/cctZdwuPmw
— Tom Selleck Society (@TomSelleckApp) January 21, 2016
Just spotted Arnie on Shandwick Place. pic.twitter.com/hilearEpSR
— Gaby Soutar (@gsoutar) January 21, 2016
However, according to Twitter, the Terminator star seemed to have misunderstood requests for selfies from excited fans.
Love this Arnie in Edinburgh picture. Looks as if someone asked him for a selfie & he's failed to include them in it pic.twitter.com/iifEzAI2EG
— Philip Sim (@BBCPhilipSim) January 21, 2016
The Hollywood star's Edinburgh talk was hosted by TV presenter Jenni Falconer. Guest reportedly included Susan Boyle and former X Factor star Nicholas McDonald.
The seven-time Mr Olympia winner, who has starred in iconic films including Terminator and Predator, will take over from US presidential hopeful Donald Trump as the host of the US version of The Apprentice later this year.
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