Pleasance Courtyard: The home of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Dr Neil's Garden is dedicated to not one but two Dr Neils.
What’s scarier than the Real Mary King’s Close in Edinburgh? Its history!
Princes Street Gardens: How did a disgusting, death-ridden marshland become beautiful landscaped gardens in the heart o…
Greyfriars Kirkyard: How does one small churchyard in Scotland have so many legends?
Wojtek The Soldier Bear is a Memorial in Edinburgh dedicated to a fluffy WWII hero.
The Sheep Heid Inn is one of Edinburgh's oldest pubs complete with one particularly unusual feature.
Is The Witchery really haunted by witches?
Cafe Royal: Edinburgh's oldest Oyster Bar.
Though probably not its intention, the Flodden Wall remains as a physical marker of a crushing military defeat.
The Witches’ Well in Edinburgh is the only monument in the capital city that is dedicated to the wrongful persecution (…
Camera Obscura is a World of Illusions where a funky photo opportunity waits around every corner!
Focusing on the history of surgery in Edinburgh, a one time capital of anatomical study, Surgeons' Hall Museums is not …
St Giles’ Cathedral: the cradle of Presbyterianism.
Perched high on Carlton’s Hill, the Nelson Monument, is an ode to the Admiral Lord Nelson who left an impression not on…
One of Edinburgh’s most iconic Georgian Gardens, St Andrew’s Square has survived the centuries to become a timeless cul…
Lauriston Castle was destroyed by the English in a 16th century war, but later rebuilt. Today it offers a rare glimpse …
Thought by some to be the most attractive street in the UK, Circus Lane, Edinburgh, is a Georgian back road developed a…
The Sherlock Holmes Statue in Edinburgh reminds us that the quintessential English detective was both written by and ba…
The products of a Victorian true crime obsessive? Trophies made by greedy murderers? Whatever their origin, the Burke a…
