Does any one know any weird and eccentric places, people or things to visit in Edinburgh?
Heading to Edingburgh next week, and i want to see something things that are 'weird' and fascinating, rather than just the run of the mill stuff.
Any clues?
Answers:
The Jekyll & Hyde (pub) should give you a few surprises, especially if you can find the ladies room. If you are young and want to stay at High Street Hostel, they do free tours of the royal mile with lots of the same stories from the paid ghost tours (but no underground trip) and lots of good advice from the guide. You sound like the type that might enjoy getting with others for the Eerie Pub Tour as well. - For other truly unusual stuff, look for the shop on High Street near the Palace end that sells the occult items, stone necklaces, tarot cards, etc and ask the people working there.
Some of the ghost walks are good, get into the old town for about 7.30 pm, there are a few to choose from, look for the black hart storytellers tour if they are still there
You could go to Mary King's Close in Edinburgh, I've never been so scared in all my life!
Its underground housing from the 16th century and it's really creepy.
http://www.realmarykingsclose.com/home.h.
Ghost walk
Camera obscura
Jekyll & Hyde museum
i went to a Whiskey museum near the castle
The 'Basement' just off York street - Very odd types of folk, Interesting though..
Eat at The Witchery
If you want something weird you should try the horror tours. There are categories. I suggest you try the night visit to the graveyard and the witches tour. It's a nice experience and you learn thing about the town during the dark years (witch hanting and selling dead people to the university for experiments)
head for pilton and wave a fiver about, your guaranteed to have an interesting time
Go for a drink at The Canny Mans in Morningside.
Take a Ghost tour, scearing and eccentric..
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Any clues?
Answers:
The Jekyll & Hyde (pub) should give you a few surprises, especially if you can find the ladies room. If you are young and want to stay at High Street Hostel, they do free tours of the royal mile with lots of the same stories from the paid ghost tours (but no underground trip) and lots of good advice from the guide. You sound like the type that might enjoy getting with others for the Eerie Pub Tour as well. - For other truly unusual stuff, look for the shop on High Street near the Palace end that sells the occult items, stone necklaces, tarot cards, etc and ask the people working there.
Some of the ghost walks are good, get into the old town for about 7.30 pm, there are a few to choose from, look for the black hart storytellers tour if they are still there
You could go to Mary King's Close in Edinburgh, I've never been so scared in all my life!
Its underground housing from the 16th century and it's really creepy.
http://www.realmarykingsclose.com/home.h.
Ghost walk
Camera obscura
Jekyll & Hyde museum
i went to a Whiskey museum near the castle
The 'Basement' just off York street - Very odd types of folk, Interesting though..
Eat at The Witchery
If you want something weird you should try the horror tours. There are categories. I suggest you try the night visit to the graveyard and the witches tour. It's a nice experience and you learn thing about the town during the dark years (witch hanting and selling dead people to the university for experiments)
head for pilton and wave a fiver about, your guaranteed to have an interesting time
Go for a drink at The Canny Mans in Morningside.
Take a Ghost tour, scearing and eccentric..
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