About This Event

📱 Smartphone tickets ⚡ Instant access to your tickets ⏳ Duration: up to 2 hours 👉 Available in English Oh, Edinburgh, the city of contrasts! By daylight, it's all stunning sights and historic vibes. But as night falls, get ready for the spine-tingling tales that lurk in its shadows. Dive into the chilling saga of Edinburgh's infamous characters - from gruesome murderers and cunning thieves to eerie cannibals and the haunting tales of witchcraft. Discover the sinister stories behind the hangings, beheadings, and the dreaded Plague, all without the need for costumes or cheap scares. The dark past of Edinburgh is thrilling enough. Ready for a night of macabre discoveries? Get your tickets for Edinburgh - Dark History! Highlights 👣 Wander the Royal Mile hearing tales of notorious citizens and the Black Plague. 🏰 Explore the underground of St. Giles' Cathedral and discover hidden secrets. ⚰️ Walk among the graves in Canongate Kirk, uncovering stories of body snatchers and cannibals. What's included? ✔️ Expert in-person guide to enhance your experience. Locations Old Town Heart of Midlothian St Giles' Cathedral Mercat Cross Royal Mile John Knox House Museum Canongate Kirk Additional Information ♿ Wheelchair users will find full accessibility, with all areas, surfaces, and transportation options accommodating their needs. 👶 Infants and small children are welcome to join in the fun, comfortably seated in prams or strollers. 🐕 Those with service animals can rest assured their companions are allowed. 🚌 For those opting for public transport, options are conveniently available nearby. 🏋️ This experience is suitable for individuals of all physical fitness levels, ensuring everyone can participate. Why choose Fever? ✔️ Millions of users book every month. ✔️ The best prices and availability at all times. ✔️ Thousands of unique experiences. ✔️ Verified user reviews. ✔️ 24/7 customer service. Experience supplied by All-Star Guides

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