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Formerly the Birds of Prey Center, Falconry Scotland continues to introduce the public to the power, agility and beauty of these awesome predators. Get face to face with eagles, kestrels and owls - there are 30 different species of bird to view and aerial displays daily. If you get hooked by these talon-ed raptors, there is the chance to handle the birds yourself, enjoy a quick introduction, go on a Hawk Walk and then take the plunge into the art of falconry. Once you have mastered the falconer's knot, some basic handling and the essential flying techniques, the sky is the limit. The center also organizes falconry holidays. Demonstrations and handling sessions are available on a pre-booked basis only, please telephone the center to discuss your needs and their current rates.

Home of the Mel Gray Education Centre, the Canal Museum, and three boats, the Linlithgow Canal Centre is run by the Linlithgow Union Canal Society. This unique museum has a rich collection of archives like documents and photographs and artefacts including models, equipment, tools and others. After exploring the museum, hop on one of their boats and tour the canal, choosing from the different experiences offered by each. Conclude your expedition by indulging in delicious cakes and refreshments at the Canal Tea Room in the center.

Disease, infections and deformities, this museum is ideal for the pathology student or morbid enthusiast. The pickled specimens are housed in the wonderful Playfair Hall and cutting-edge Victorian medical establishment. This interesting experience is not for the faint - hearted; there's enough here to give an over-active imagination nightmares for weeks!

Chilly hallways, dark alleys and a spooky mist, this is not the setting for a horror movie but a guided tour that will introduce you to a secret world of those beyond the grave! City Of The Dead Tours has been applauded nationally as well as internationally for being one of the best ghost tours. The tour takes visitors through Edingburg's Underground City and the Haunted Graveyard, legend has it that this city used to be populated with people who lived in misery. Today the tombs of those, talk to you through spooky encounters and memorable haunting. They also feature the Mackenzie Poltergeist, one of the best paranormal cases in history. Pregnant women, children under the age of 12 and people with heart conditions are advised not to take the tours.

Perched on top of the Royal Mile, Camera Obscura is the place to 'see' Edinburgh - however not necessarily by looking at the views! Instead, visitors look at a white disk in the middle of a darkened room onto which the surrounding area is projected (including all the innocent and oblivious passers-by). There's a voyeuristic air amongst the viewers, as they hover around the images, chuckling as people and things are singled out for scrutiny, all good fun. There is also an impressive hologram exhibition, which is well worth a look. For the traditionalists, a fine view of the city can be found without refraction contraptions, at the very top of the building. Do be warned, however, as both the view from the roof and the view from the camera are dependent on natural light, dark clouds and general fogginess will give rise to disappointment for gawkers.

These historic chambers line the arches underneath the South Bridge. Built in 1788, these vaults were used as storage spaces as well as living spaces. Today, the vaults are a popular tourist attraction due to reports of paranormal activity and ghost sightings. Ghost tours are given through the vaults.