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Lambs house is a fine 16th century building that was once used as combined dwelling and warehouse. Today, it is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and hosts a range of activities to over-50's. Take your pick from bowling,... more
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This fine example of Scottish architect Robert Adam's work is the home of the National Archive of Scotland, founded in 1774. The entrance is dominated by a notable statue of the Duke of Wellington. Marvel at the imposing and or... more
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Calton Hill is open to all during daylight hours and is free of charge. Take the steps up from Regent Road and then choose between more steps or a more gentle walk along the path. There are magnificent views of Fife, Edinburgh... more
Real Travelers who've been here
the clouds just for us, and we had sunshine for the rest of the day. Our first stop was the Calton Hill continue reading »
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The Scottish Agricultural Museum explores various aspects of country life throughout the ages. It has fascinating displays covering ancient trades and skills, domestic living conditions and rural social mores. There are many se... more
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This small museum celebrates the local history and culture of the fishing port of Newhaven, situated to the west of Leith docks on the outskirts of the city. There are permanent and changing displays and exhibitions delving int... more
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This museum charts the growth of the surrounding area before, during and after the building of the celebrated bridges. Visitors will be astounded by descriptions and details of these celebrated structures' ongoing upkeep. Queen... more
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Completed in 1846, this statue of Sir Walter Scott and his dog Maida was built 14 years after his death. The spire was designed by George Meikle Kemp and the statue was conceived by Sir John Steel. The statue is carved from a s... more
Real Travelers who've been here
and I climbed the Scott's Monument. It was soooo high, and quite scary to climb as there were really continue reading »
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This academic coffee house lies opposite the University and is packed with students during term time. Books are on hand for your entertainment whilst you snack, and if you buy a book you get a free coffee. There is a vast array... more
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This delightful 17th century house affords the perfect environment in which to spend some time contemplating Scotland's finest writers - Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson being the most notable examples.... more
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Situated towards the west of the city centre, this is a noisy, occasionally hectic bar that features regular live music events. It's a popular place with a mixed age range. Musical acts tend to be from the extremely pop end of... more
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