Tucked down a cobbled street off George IV Bridge, Greyfriars Kirkyard (meaning churchyard in Scots) is a surprisingly ...
Scotland in the 1600s was riven by religious conflict. In addition to the Catholic-Protestant divide that was tearing its way through Europe, Covenanters, protestants who resisted the King's control ...
Greyfriars Kirk is one of Edinburgh’s most popular landmarks, with some of the city’s most influential and important historic figures laid to rest in the cemetery. Welcoming thousands of visitors per ...
Greyfriars Kirkyard is one of the continent’s most famous cemeteries, and it’s all because of two small things: a ghost and a dog. Considered by many to be amongst the world’s most haunted locations, ...