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what Paris ought to be

A February 2003 trip to Edinburgh by the_p0et

The Haunted Castle Photo - Dalhousie Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland More Photos
Quote: Edinburgh is what Paris ought to be... Every step is a revelation.
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In the words of Robert Louis Stevenson (poet), "Edinburgh is what Paris ought to be - its magnificent architecture shifts from the lofty buildings of its medieval Old Town, as they tumble down the spine of the Royal Mile, to the grace of the Georgian New Town. Above it all, in its towering splendour, stands the Castle." I find his statement true, in that every step really is a revelation. I found this gothic city packed with mysterious alleyways which reveal ancient courtyards or walking around a sharp wynd, which gave us a whole new panorama to explore!Quick Tips: All of us should know that Edinburgh is world-famous for festivals, so you should definitely take in at least one of them. Che...Read More
The Haunted Castle Photo - Dalhousie Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland
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This was a magnificent castle! Many ghosts in this historic castle. There have been paranormal specialists from all over the world documenting the castle and castle grounds, as it's one of the world's most haunted castles. It has themed rooms named after those who stayed there, including the Queen of Scots herself!

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Dalhousie Castle

Edinburgh, Scotland
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