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nice wee harbour

Easy walk on path

This monument shows a world-famous person who many will recognize at first glance, but who never actually existed: the master detective Sherlock HOLMES. He, like his fictional companion and chronicler, Doctor John WATSON, was invented by the doctor and writer Sir Arthur Conan DOYLE (1859 to 1930), who was born here in Edinburgh. What is still missing at this point is the reference to the legendary residential address in London, which someone has also created in the komoot system. The following link takes you - at least virtually - to the British capital, directly to Baker Street 221b => https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/228970

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Built in 1788, this landmark houses historical family records & a gift shop with research books.

A cozy bookstore and a gathering place for book lovers, writers, and anyone with an appreciation for the charm of vintage typewriters.

Saturday - Sunday: 9:30 am–5 pm Monday - Friday: 8 am–6 pm

Hotel Balmoral, Edinburgh

nice little harbor, with some nice restaurants.

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Beautiful cathedral. Free entry, open to public

St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral is the seat of the Archdiocese of St. Andrews and home to the National Shrine of St. Andrew

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Set your watch by the Balmoral Hotel clock, and you will never be late again! Famously set 3 minutes fast, to ensure people catch their trains on time, it's only correct once a year on 31st December for the Near Year celebrations. At 58 metres high, it's a prominent landmark at the Eastern end of Prices Street.

If you like the adventures and novels of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, you will enjoy this statue.

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St. Mary's Cathedral is a beautiful Catholic church located at 61 York Pl in Edinburgh, right next to Picardy Place. The architecture is stunning, showcasing remarkable beauty and design.

Find your way to the St. Paul & St. George church on Broughton Street in Edinburgh, a beautiful and impressive showcase of Gothic architecture. Constructed between 1816 and 1818, this remarkable building has undergone various expansions and renovations over the years. Notably, its four octagonal towers contribute to the beauty and grandeur of the structure.

Discover the enchanting metal giraffe sculptures at Picardy Place, gracefully enhancing the front of the OMNi Centre. Crafted by Scottish artist Helen Denerley from recycled materials and lovingly nicknamed Martha and Gilbert by Denerley herself, these sculptures carry the following line from a poem by Roy Campbell (1946) at their base: “Giraffes! A people who live between the earth & skies.  Each in his own religious steeple – Keeping a lighthouse with his eyes.” Immerse yourself in the artistic charm of the officially named "Dreaming Spires" and savor the unique atmosphere of this Edinburgh gem.

Discover this beautiful Sherlock Holmes statue on Picardy Place, near the birthplace of its creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in Edinburgh. The traffic cone on Sherlock's head during my visit added a touch of humor, creating a playful mystery that even Holmes might find amusingly unsolvable ... :D

Monday - Friday 7:00am–5pm Saturday - Sunday 9.00am - 5pm

An independent family business and Scotland's oldest Delicatessen/ Italian Wine Merchant. One of Europe's original Specialist Food Shops, founded in 1934.

is currently being restored

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A magnificent structure at Waverley Railway Station, The Balmoral is easily recognizable as a landmark from afar.

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