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Underneath the streets of modern Edinburgh you can find and entire underground village. The Royal Mile, the historic street in Edinburgh, has many small alleys called “closes”. One of these closes is Mary King’s Close and this close not only has an interesting past, it’s also notoriously haunted. And I was lucky to visit this magnificent place in 2019.
Edinburgh: a very popular city
The city of Edinburgh kind of grew around its impressive castle, Edinburgh Castle. By the 17th century, Edinburgh was the most populated city in Scotland. Back then, there was hardly any sanitation, so the streets were narrow, horribly dirty and it smelled awful. All the waste was simply thrown outside, where it would remain on street level. Houses were built vertically, some buildings were up to 14 stories high (!), making sure everyone had a house. The wealthiest people were lucky and were given houses on the top levels, the poor people had to live in the dirt.
How did the close end up underground?
A series of lanes and alleyways were formed in the crowded city and these so-called “wynds” and “closes” had gates to protect the residents from thieves (or worse) in the night. Most people lived in Mary King’s Close in the 16th and 17th century. S