Home to a village older than the Pyramids of Giza and an underground city where the poor used to live, Scotland has an abundance of unusual and historic sights to see.
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A curated list of cool, hidden and unusual things to do in . Explore unique places full history, intrigure and secrecy - dive in and explore some great hidden gems.
Pleasance Courtyard: The home of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Frozen in time: The Tenement House in Glasgow is a rare time capsule depicting daily life in 20th century Glasgow.
Dr Neil's Garden is dedicated to not one but two Dr Neils.
Provand’s Lordship is the oldest surviving medieval house in Glasgow.
Pollock House contains one of the finest assemblies of Spanish art from the Golden Age.
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?
All Scotland's amazing hidden gems in one place
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Loved “Mysterious Mews”!! Another great day🙌However two clues were incorrect & misled us causing us to ask for 2 hints which we wouldn’t have needed if the instructions had been correct!
Another fun day out solving clues and learning new facts about London. Lots of fun, I would definitely recommend it 😀
Fantastic, simple fun. Great route, and clues the right level of complexity to make you look and think without getting bored or frustrated. Well worth it!
Brilliant and well thought out. Lots of fun and ended with a nice drink afterwards after the walk. Saw places in London hadn’t seen before.
What a brilliant experience. The trail takes you through bits of central London you'd miss normally. Lots of landmarks to spots, Clues are relativley easy to follow, with some a challenge. The stop points are useful to refuel.
We had such a brilliant in Sheffield. The trail took us to places we didn't know and taught us new things about places we'd been to! The puzzles get you thinking, but aren't so hard it stops being fun! The suggested coffee and pub stops were great. Only comment would be that the end point was a bit quiet, with not much choice for end refreshments. But, the suggested bar was fab with delicious food!