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Burns for Beginners
Robert Burns, one of Scotland's literary greats, but what exactly was he talking about? Come along for a light-hearted introduction to the legendary bard and some of his works.
Edinburgh Castle
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Wild Work: Conserving Edinburgh’s Wilderness
Ranger Talks series. Discover what our Rangers do to conserve Edinburgh’s ‘wilderness’ and find out how you can get involved.
Holyrood Park
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Fully bookedHot Rocks
Join a geologist and Ranger on a longer walk to discover the fascinating geological history of the park.
Holyrood Park
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Meet the Barbersurgeon
It's 1573 and once the castle is under siege! In the midst of the flying cannon balls and crumbling walls is 'barber surgeon' Hector Cadaver.
Edinburgh Castle
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In the Footsteps of John Muir
This photography exhibition traces Muir's travels from his childhood in Dunbar to the American National Parks he helped to establish.
Stirling Castle
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Crime and Punishment in Medieval Scotland
Meet the executioner, resplendent in black and equipped with 'heading axe', ropes, knives, and all the other 'tools' of his gruesome trade.
Edinburgh Castle
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Rome’s North-western Frontier: The Antonine Wall
Ranger Talks series. Join us at Holyrood Park to hear about Scotland's Roman World Heritage Site.
Holyrood Park
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Winter Wildlife Wander
Join a Ranger on a walk round the loch whilst keeping a look out for the wildlife.
Linlithgow Palace
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Snowdrop in to Dryburgh
Join the Rangers to learn more about the beautiful snowdrops.
Dryburgh Abbey
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Pollen grains and people: Reconstructing past environments
Rangers Talks series. What would Holyrood Park have been like in the past? Researchers from University of Stirling unveil their findings.
Holyrood Park
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Fully bookedCoolest Walk on Earth
Second in a series of two walks. Join an expert geologist and a Ranger on a three hour guided walk to discover how the landscape of Holyrood Park has been shaped and sculpted by ice through the ages.
Holyrood Park
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The Road to Bannockburn
Learn about the medieval weapons and tactics of a Scottish foot soldier. Meet one of Robert the Bruce’s men who served under the command of Thomas Randolph during the capture of the Castle in 1314.
Edinburgh Castle