In medieval times, common criminals were thrown into dungeons beneath the castle. Prisoners brought here in later years include enemy soldiers and sailors, pirates, traitors and women accused of witchcraft.
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle dominates the panoramic vista of Scotland's capital and is inextricably linked with Scotland's history. It's a must to visit! It is one of the treausred tourist spots in the world. The distance from Glasgow city is about an hour journey by Scotrail service. Pretty amazing views!

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Over the centuries, the castle was used to hold state prisoners, and sometimes to put them to death.
In medieval times, common criminals were thrown into dungeons beneath the castle. Prisoners brought here in later years include enemy soldiers and sailors, pirates, traitors and women accused of witchcraft.
In medieval times, common criminals were thrown into dungeons beneath the castle. Prisoners brought here in later years include enemy soldiers and sailors, pirates, traitors and women accused of witchcraft.