Fleshmarket Close on the Royal Mile

Named after the meat market which was situated here which led to a slaughterhouse at the side of the Nor’ Loch. Ian Rankin also named his 2004 crime novel ‘Fleshmarket Close’.

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Ubicación Edinburgh Edinburgh and The Lothians Scotland

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Fleshmarket Close on the Royal Mile

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