Edinburgh is a city of captivating contrasts, where history and mystery collide. Wander cobblestone streets, explore the majestic Edinburgh Castle, or immerse yourself in the buzz of the world-famous Fringe Festival. With over 700 pubs, stunning views from Arthur’s Seat, and chilling ghost stories around every corner, this city promises adventure, culture, and unforgettable charm. Edinburgh is waiting—come experience it for yourself!
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Edinburgh Castle is built on an extinct volcano, and the walls have never been breached, not even by explosive magma.
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The Sheep’s Heid Inn has been serving drinks to Edinburgh’s residents since the 14th century, making it the oldest continually run pub in the city.
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Edinburgh has been featured in multiple films including Fast and Furious 9 (Waterloo Place, Royal Mile, and the National Museum of Scotland) and Avengers: Infinity War (Royal Mile, St Giles’ Cathedral and Waverley Train Station).
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Edinburgh was the birthplace of Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone), authors Robert Louis Stevenson (Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde), and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Homes).
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The world's first public and local authority funded Fire Service was established in the city of Edinburgh in 1824.
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Edinburgh Castle is built on an extinct volcano, and the walls have never been breached, not even by explosive magma.
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Edinburgh, Scotland has over 4,500 listed buildings, with 900 classed as Category A. This is more than any other city in the world.
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Edinburgh has 112 parks and more trees per head of population than any other city in the U.K. The Royal Botanic Gardens is 70 acres of trees and plants, plus free to enter.
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Edinburgh: where castles dominate, festivals ignite, and vibes collide—ancient streets meet modern beats in a city that never dulls.
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