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Edinburgh has been described as the most haunted capital city in the world, with a long and storied history of mysterious occurrences and supernatural events. From stories of spectral figures walking through walls to tales of phantom pipers haunting underground tunnels, Edinburgh’s spooky past is both fascinating and terrifying.

In today’s email: 

• Is Edinburgh the World’s most haunted capital?
• Sean Connery’s Edinburgh – A Captivating City Built for the Silver Screen
• Collect your gift! – A Free Digital Copy Of The Ultimate Scotland Travel Guide

• Around the Web:  Two storm deaths in Scotland as new red warning issued, Tantra in Edinburgh: A Unique and Surreal Dining Experience, Is Dunnottar Castle worth a visit? and more
• From Social Media – When is the best time to visit the Scottish Highlands?
• Scottish Food You Will Love – Cranachan – The Most Scottish Desert Ever
• Coo Wee – Getting Past Scottish Immigration

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Is Edinburgh the World’s most haunted capital?

The roots of Edinburgh’s ghostly reputation go back to the 16th century, when King James VI declared that it was “the most haunted city in Britain”. Over the centuries, tales of hauntings and strange phenomena have been reported across Edinburgh’s old town, with many buildings believed to be inhabited by spirits.

One of the more famous examples is Mary King’s Close, a network of underground tunnels beneath Edinburgh’s old town that is said to be home to a number of ghosts. Among them are the well-known phantom piper and an infamous plague spirit, who is said to haunt one of the rooms. Other ghostly residents include Sir George Mackenzie, who is believed to wander the halls of his old mansion, and the legendary ‘White Lady’ of Lauriston Castle.

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Sean Connery’s Edinburgh – A Captivating City Built for the Silver Screen

When it comes to promoting the beautiful city of Edinburgh it’s hard to find a more fitting ambassador than the legendary Sir Sean Connery.

Known for his iconic portrayal of James Bond and his illustrious career in Hollywood, Connery was born and raised in Edinburgh and he never shied away from expressing his love for his hometown. 

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Around The Web

Two storm deaths in Scotland as new red warning issued

A second person has died as Storm Babet brought high winds, torrential rain and severe flooding to parts of Scotland. The Met Office has now issued a new…

Northern Europe Storms; Scotland Says Avoid Non-Essential Travel

A major wind storm and flooding have hit Scotland and other Northern European countries, and there are reports of cancelled rail service and strong.

This Holiday Is the Best Time of Year for Cheap International Travel

According to the experts over at Going, the week of Thanksgiving is actually the best time to travel internationally. 

Meet the incredible Edinburgh makeup artist creating bone-chilling Halloween looks

An Edinburgh-born makeup artist has been impressing with terrifying Halloween looks – that are every bit as stunning as they are spooky, and she’s not done…

Edinburgh city centre pub to host spooktacular Halloween festival

Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh’s Old Town is getting into the spooky spirit as we approach Halloween at the end of October.

Luxurious Edinburgh steam train experience will see guests cross Forth Bridge in style

The tour will leave from Edinburgh Waverley station at 11am on Saturday November 25 and will travel across to Fife

Tantra in Edinburgh: A Unique and Surreal Dining Experience

Tantra, a restaurant in Edinburgh, offers an unparalleled dining experience that is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before

Nine must-do highlights of Edinburgh, Scotland

Castles, tweed and lofty views… The Scottish capital is a playground for foodies, arts and history buffs, and this hit-list delivers on all fronts

Pet snake reunited with owner after living in wild for a year

Emett the corn snake was handed into Glasgow’s Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre on October 2 after escaping a year ago.

Inverness’s Gospel Choir are set to perform for the first time this festive season at Ness Walk

Highland Voices dream of a ‘white Christmas’ as they warm up for an enchanting new event this winter along the River Ness. Inverness is set to be delighted..

Is Dunnottar Castle worth a visit?

Dunnottar Castle is an historic fortress located on the north-east coast of Scotland. Built atop a rocky headland, the castle has been in use since the Middle Ages and is best known for its role in defending against Viking raiders as well as its association with the Jacobite Risings.

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From Social Media

When is the best time to visit the Scottish Highlands?

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Scottish Food You Will Love

Cranachan – The Most Scottish Desert Ever

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Coo Wee

Getting Past Scottish Immigration

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