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What you will visit:
Mary King's Close
Be transported back in time to the 17th century to learn how, hidden beneath the Royal Mile, lies Edinburgh's most dramatic architectural secret, hidden 'closes' where real people once lived. A series of exhibitions introduce life on the closes, then you'll descend to the subterranean level where costumed characters lead the way through a labyrinth of alleyways and offer their own fascinating perspective to life on the close. Learn about the 'black death,' the plague that terrorized the residents of Mary King's Close, and the ghosts that roam the streets today. Both informative and spooky, this underground interactive experience offers a unique experience.

Royal Mile (guided walk)
Edinburgh's oldest and most historical street, the Royal Mile ribbons from the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade to Holyrood Palace, lined with medieval buildings, statues and monuments on both sides of the street. Begin at the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade and continue past beautiful Gladstone's Land, an example of early 17th-century architecture; the Lady Stair's House, also constructed in the 17th century; the St. Giles' Cathedral with its magnificent stained-glass windows; and Parliament Square, home to the Parliament Building. Pass through the district of Cannongate with its quaint tollbooth, and conclude at Holyrood Palace.

What you will see along the way:
Perched between the Highlands and Lowlands, the capital of Scotland boasts a dramatic skyline, classical architecture and over 1,000 years of Scottish history. With the city center of enchanting Edinburgh alive with culture and history, the capital of Scotland is a thriving city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The charming streets are a juxtaposition of modern buildings and medieval architecture, and classic beauty is on display around every corner.