We begin in front of the National Museum where I introduce the city and its special history, providing the context for how science and scientists from Edinburgh changed the world by overturning religious orthodoxy, giving rise to extraordinary discoveries in every field from mathematics to chemistry to geology to biology to physics. We then walk around the city, seeing the places where these amazing scientists lived and worked, answering questions such as: How did a local sheep named Dolly change the field of genetics forever? Where did anatomists get human bodies for dissection in the 1800s? Who were the #EdinburghSeven? What did a philandering farmer discover that rocked the Church in the 1700s? Why did Darwin hate the Edinburgh medical school so much? Who was the 16-year-old Edinburgh Uni student whom Einstein later called the greatest physicist since Newton? For more reviews, look for The Wander Of Science on TripAdvisor bit.ly/wanderofscience twitter.com/wanderofscience