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.

📜 Historic alleyway on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, once marking the city limit and the city's boundary at Netherbow Port. 🔍 Known for its historical significance as the "end of the world" for poor residents. # Why Go 🚶 Explore a significant historical site 📜 Learn about Edinburgh's past, its poorest residents, and the Netherbow Port and its toll 🔍 See brass plaques marking the former Netherbow Port 🏘️ See remnants of Edinburgh's Old Town 📸 Photo opportunities of cobblestone streets and brass plaques 🍻 Visit the nearby World's End pub # Tips ⚠️ Be mindful of traffic when viewing brass plaques in the roadway. 🔔 Inquire at John Knox House shop to see the historic Netherbow Port bell. # Cost 💰 Access to the close is free.

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