📜 Monument to accused witches in Edinburgh, Scotland. The memorial drinking fountain is attached to a wall at the lower end of the Castle Esplanade, below Edinburgh Castle, commemorating victims of 15th-18th century witch trials.
📜 Powerful historical monument, honoring Scottish people burned for witchcraft, and encouraging reflection on past injustices and societal progress.
🔍 Admire the unique bronze relief by John Duncan, rich in Celtic symbolism.
🚶 Easy to visit, conveniently located near iconic Edinburgh Castle and other major attractions.
⚠️ Can be easily missed due to its small size and location.
🚧 Surrounding area may be uneven for visitors with mobility issues.
📜 Plaque inscription has been criticized for historical inaccuracies.
👀 Look directly to your right when passing the Tartan Weaving Mill and Experience.
⏰ Visit anytime, as it is an outdoor monument.
🗺️ Explore nearby Edinburgh Castle, Royal Mile, and Princes Street Gardens.
💰 Free entry.
🕒 Always accessible as it is an outdoor monument.
♿ Accessible, but surrounding area may be uneven.
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