Calton Hill
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Halloween is not an American import in Scotland’s capital. It grew from the Gaelic festival of Samhain, and every 31 October Edinburgh still marks it with fire, drums and the Cailleach.
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SOW-in or Sa-wayne? A guide to saying Samhain in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, what the word meant, and how Scotland kept the night, from guising to Edinburgh’s Samhuinn fire festival.
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An unfinished Parthenon nicknamed Edinburgh’s Disgrace, a tower with a 200-year-old time-drop tradition that just came back to life, and the city’s best free view — Calton Hill is a genuine UNESCO landmark, not just a photo stop.