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What day was Edinburgh castle built?
It was built on a Tuesday.
Where do the visiting teams stay in atlanta?
Omni at CNN Center.
What isn the Edinburgh castle built on?
Edinburgh Castle is built high upon the basalt remains of a long extinct volcano.
When was Edinburgh airport built?
1977
What is there to do in Edinburgh which is fun?
THIS IS THE QUESTION IVE BEEN WATIN FOR!! okay you ready!! (some might not sound fun to you but here we go) Edinburgh dungeons The camera obscurer (spy on couples kissin in princess street gardens FUN AS) Child museum Edinburgh national museum of Scotland (quite interesting) Edinburgh lyceum German market (only here around Christmas) SHOPS SHOPS SHOPS!! Dynamic earth (ermmm........) Edinburgh castle Cinema (in the omni) Omni centre okay i officially think i have named everything i can think of! hope this helps!! sources: vist Edinburgh like 500 times a year!
When was the Edinburgh dungeons built?
look it up on wikipedia. type in ' Edinburgh dungeons ' and it will tell you. i'm not sure when it was built but i'm sure it wasn't built ontop of the real dungeons
What is the center of Edinburgh?
The most famous street in Edinburgh is Princess Street which overlooks Princess Street Gardens.
Can you get a bus from Edinburgh airport to Edinburgh city center?
Yes. There are frequent buses betwee the airport and city centre.
Edinburgh has a luxurious hotel built solely for whom?
Frogs
Is Edinburgh castle a landmark?
Yes. It is a very significant landmark in Edinburgh, looking over much of the city as it is built on a hill.
Who was the Edinburgh castle built for?
The site of Edinburgh castle has been fortified since the Bronze age with a seried of increasingly complex fortifications. the current castle structure was built in the 12th century
When was the oldest building in Edinburgh built?
Edinburgh castle would have first been built in the 11th century but there are many parts of the castle which were built up until as late as the 20th century. Edinburgh would have been built by King William I (William the conqureror) after the battle of Hastings to give him some extra power and get some more control over his people. Edinburgh castle is known to have been through a seige in 1573 called the Lang seige. Edinburgh castle is still open today for tourists and used for and has been used for many celebrations including the marridge of Mary Queen of Scots.
