World's End Close
An alleyway on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, historically marking the city limit and the extent of the world for its poorest residents due to an entrance toll.

šŸ“œ Historic alleyway on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, once marking the city limit and the city's boundary at Netherbow Port.
šŸ” Known for its historical significance as the "end of the world" for poor residents.

Why Go

šŸš¶ Explore a significant historical site
šŸ“œ Learn about Edinburgh's past, its poorest residents, and the Netherbow Port and its toll
šŸ” See brass plaques marking the former Netherbow Port
šŸ˜ļø See remnants of Edinburgh's Old Town
šŸ“ø Photo opportunities of cobblestone streets and brass plaques
šŸ» Visit the nearby World's End pub

Tips

āš ļø Be mindful of traffic when viewing brass plaques in the roadway.
šŸ”” Inquire at John Knox House shop to see the historic Netherbow Port bell.

Cost

šŸ’° Access to the close is free.

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