Itinerary

1. Walking Tour of Edinburg

   • Rendezvous outside the Ghillie Dhu – Scottish for ‘dark servant’ in Rutland street at 9.30am

   • Check out the cruel-looking monument to Scottish banking and then head for Festival square to look upon some huge and strange looking illuminati sculptures – learn about their secrets.

   • Next, hear about the illuminati idea that Edinburgh is modelled after the biblical Jerusalem and check out the ‘dung gate’ heading to the Grassmarket hearing about the Reptilian secrets of Edinburgh castles rock.

   • Enter Greyfriars Kirkyard to pass through one of Scotland’s most haunted graveyards – with its many ghost stories.

   • Arrive at the National Museum of Scotland to verify the truth of the bizarre plant sculptures outside the posh Sheraton hotel and to see some of the alternative displays that provide the illuminati backdrop to the afternoon Tour Stopping for lunch at about 12 noon.

   • Afternoon walking tour departs at 1.00 pm from Calton Hill, outside Howies restaurant, one of Edinburgh’s most prominent and ancient of faerie sites. 

   • Continue with an introduction to the secrets of the Seven Hills. Hear about the alien hybrid network and about several local abductees·

   • Visit Arthur’s Seat – faerie hill, faerie caverns.

   • Learn about Biblical street names – Lost tribes of Dan.

   • Proceed for an excursion to the Royal mile to visit St Giles Cathedral and note its mysterious faerie/archonic sculptures and non-Christian desecrations.

   • Look at images of the now withdrawn extra-terrestrial (ET) museum exhibit.

   • See and learn about the Scottish and global Illuminati Headquarters.

   • Explore Scottish parliament – a hive of industry.

   • Learn about the faerie story of Holyrood Abbey, as well as the modern faerie stories connected with Abbey Hill, where your guided journey will end at approximately 5.00 pm.