David Hume Statue (with baby)

An interesting sculpture in the heart of the city along a very busy tourist path. The toes of this sculpture shine gold as many visitors rub them for luck. A unique and interesting spot to visit.

Touch his toe and your wish will come true. It would have been nice if there was an explanation for him. There are always many people around, but few people took pictures.

The bronze statue of the 18th century British philosopher statue of David Hume in Edinburgh commemorates the influential Scottish philosopher and Enlightenment thinker. The statue was erected in 1997 by Sir Stewart Sutherland, Principal of the University of Edinburgh. People usually rub the David Hume Statue's toe as a good luck ritual, they believe that this will bring luck or knowledge. Locate...

The David Hume statue, located on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, is a prominent tribute to the influential Scottish philosopher and historian. Erected in 1997, this bronze statue portrays Hume seated in a contemplative pose, holding a book, symbolizing his contributions to philosophy and literature. Created by sculptor Alexander Stoddart, the statue is a significant landmark for those interested in ...

The David Hume statue, gracing Edinburgh's Royal Mile, pays fitting tribute to the Enlightenment philosopher. Capturing his contemplative spirit, the bronze figure invites reflection on reason and skepticism. The details, from the flowing robe to the poised expression, convey a sense of intellectual depth. Positioned near the High Court, it's a philosophical pause amidst historical hustle. While u...