Are these bizarre Edinburgh facts true or false?
Are these bizarre Edinburgh facts true or false?
We relish a juicy piece of trivia about our beloved city more than the average resident, but now and again we'll stumble upon a fact so utterly bizarre that we simply don't buy it.
How hot are you on your Edinburgh city knowledge, both past and present? Take our quiz to find out.
We relish a juicy piece of trivia about our beloved city more than the average resident, but now and again we'll stumble upon a fact so utterly bizarre that we simply don't buy it.
How hot are you on your Edinburgh city knowledge, both past and present? Take our quiz to find out.
The One O'Clock Gun was once loaded with live ammunition
Edinburgh hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 1972
It's illegal to ride a horse down Princes Street, unless you're a member of the Royal Family
Sir Sean Connery once worked as a postman in Edinburgh
The highest temperature ever recorded in Edinburgh was 31.4 °C
The coldest temperature ever recorded in Edinburgh was −24.6 °C
The world’s only knighted penguin lives at Edinburgh Zoo
The drinking of alcohol is only allowed on the Meadows when accompanying a barbecue
A little-known nickname for Edinburgh's most famous landmark is 'Reekie Castle'
97% of the city's buildings are listed