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  • Mary King's Close, Edinburgh

    Mary King's Close

    Nestle deep beneath the Royal Mile in Edinburgh there's a hidden a labyrinth of narrow streets and houses.

  • Greyfriars Kirkyard, Edinburgh

    Greyfriars Kirkyard

    Located in Old Town, Greyfriars Krikyard was first designated as a graveyard in 1562, and is the final resting place of many of the city's most notable former residents.

  • The Scotsman Hotel, Edinburgh

    The Scotsman Hotel

    The Scotsman Hotel opened in 2001 in the Edwardian building which housed The Scotsman newspaper for nearly a century.

  • Borthwick Castle, Edinburgh

    Borthwick Castle

    Located south-east of Edinburgh, Borthwick Castle is one of the largest and best-preserved surviving medieval Scottish fortifications.

  • Edinburgh Playhouse

    Edinburgh Playhouse

    Like most old theatres, the Edinburgh Playhouse has its own resident ghost.

  • West Bow, Edinburgh

    West Bow

    The West Bow is situated between Victoria Steet and the Grassmarket and was where the home of Thomas Weir once stood.

  • The Last Drop Tavern, Edinburgh

    The Last Drop Tavern

    This pub gets its name from the grim history of the Grassmarket area of Edinburgh where it stands.

  • Edinburgh Vaults

    Edinburgh Vaults

    The Edinburgh Vaults are a network of eerie chambers which are formed in the arches of the South Bridge in Edinburgh.

  • Edinburgh Castle

    Edinburgh Castle

    The Scottish capital is said to be one of the most haunted cities in the world, and the castle which overlooks it also has its fair share of spooks, many tourists have reported plenty of paranormal activity over the years.

  • The White Hart Inn, Edinburgh

    The White Hart Inn

    The historic pub, which is said to be one the oldest in Edinburgh, dated back 1516 and it sells itself as a haunted pub.