The Royal Mile is the name given since the 16th-century to a succession of streets which form the main thoroughfare of the Old Town\n\nAs the name suggests, the Royal Mile is approximately one Scots mile long, and runs between two foci of history in Scotland, from Edinburgh Castle at the top of the Castle Rock, down to Holyrood Palace.\n\nI really like Games workshop as that is where I go to paint my warhammer figurines. Sometimes I hang out at the Tron Kirk as that is where the ghost tours leave from. I'm too afraid to actually go on one, but I like to watch in the hope that one day I'll build up courage to go on one. It's a bit like climbing ladders to get over a fear of heights.\n\nThere are lots of street performers on the Royal mile which is actually pretty fun so long as there are not too many people watching. \n\nOther places I like to go are the Fudge shops where occasionally I like to watch them at work, sometimes I even buy some fudge. \n\nI went to the childrens toy museum once also but that gave me nightmares. In some places I get a bit annoyed at the narrowness of the streets however you can overcome this by just rolly-polly-ing down the middle of the street.\n\nDo's - Goto the Royal Mile\nDon'ts - Don't go to the Royal Mile.
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