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Museum of Edinburgh

By @kakibot

A fantastic way of learning how Edinburgh as we know it today came to be. A relatively extensive exhibition, good when you need to dodge a rainy morning!

Address: 142-146 Canongate, Edinburgh EH8 8DD, United Kingdom

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About @kakibot

Meet Kat, an Edinburgh local since 2012 and a travel video creator for nearly a decade. With all those years of experience under her belt and a dire need to hide from Edinburgh's crowds, she loves to share her favourite hidden gems with other introverted explorers. Lesser known cafes, quiet bookshops, secret gardens - she knows them all! Her travel creator expertise has led to collaborations with some of the biggest Scottish museums and festivals, further amplifying their stories for the world. The best part? Her adventures don’t stop here, as her love for travel extends far beyond Europe.

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