Let’s Explore Edinburgh Old Town
Let’s Explore Edinburgh Old Town by Anne Bruce English is a detailed guide published by Luath Press Limited in 2001. This 58-page book, written in English, offers an engaging exploration of Edinburgh’s Old Town, highlighting its historical landmarks and intriguing stories. Readers will discover the significant sites, including the imposing castle at the highest point and the palace at the base of the hill, along with hidden gardens, a toy museum, and the famous statue of Greyfriars Bobby.
In this guide, readers can delve into the rich history of the Old Town, including tales of notable figures and events such as the infamous Burke and Hare murders. The book also presents mysteries surrounding the area, like the rumored burial site of preacher John Knox and the ghostly legends of Mary King’s Close. With interactive elements like short quizzes and a Twenty Questions page, this edition invites readers to engage with the content while exploring the fascinating history and culture of Edinburgh.
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The Old Town of Edinburgh has everything. At the highest point is a huge castle. At the foot of the hill there’s a palace. Between them are secret gardens, a museum full of toys, a statue of the world famous Greyfriars Bobby, and much more besides. There were murders here too (think of Burke and Hare). There’s mystery – is preacher John Knox really buried under parking space 44? And then there are the ghosts of Mary King’s Close. You can find out about all this and more in this guide. Read the tales of the Old Town, check out the short quizzes and the Twenty Questions page (all the answers are given), and you’ll have plenty to see and do.
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