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The longest continuous block of Georgian architecture anywhere on the planet,
Royal Terrace is a masterpiece of architecture by the renowned William Playfair. Built in 1820, the first families to move in were wine merchants, brewers and distillers. It quickly got the nickname: "Whisky Row". |
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The Adria House has been the city home of two Dukes of Atholl and at one point was the dwelling of a church minister. This man of the cloth not only gave away all his coal to the poor in his parish but for those that couldn't be wed in his church, he married them in his own home (and there are wedding certificates to prove it!)
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The Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, Scotland’s home to the WEST END MUSICALS, is just around the corner as is the Omni leisure and entertainment centre, 12 screen VUE Cinema Complex.
Only a further 5 minutes walk away onto Queen Street is
The Stand comedy club and live music venue The Jam House.
Ideally situated for all monuments, museums, theatres and galleries.
If you are requiring a little "retail therapy" - Princes Street, George Street, John Lewis, Waverely Mall, Jenners, Harvey Nichols and Multrees Walk are all on the doorstep.
We're a great base camp when attending the Edinburgh Festivals. There are 100's of venues a stone's throw away.
Take a right turn out of our door walking East.
A short stroll away and standing against the spectacular backdrop of Arthur’s Seat is the
Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence in Scotland of Her Majesty the Queen.
Sited alongside it is Our Dynamic Earth Science Centre and the new Scottish Parliament.
Continue up the Royal Mile/High Street and make your way to Edinburgh Castle which dominates the skyline and is home to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
A short bus journey North will take you to Edinburgh's stylish waterfront retail and leisure development in the historic port of Leith. Here you will find the Royal Yacht Britannia which has moved to her final berth at Ocean Terminal.
The efficient bus service can also take you all the way out to the stunning 15th century Rosslyn Chapel or
the Gilmerton Cove to the South of the city, the picturesque Cramond Village to the West
and the rocky beaches of Seton Sands to the East.
Only a further 5 minutes walk away onto Queen Street is
The Stand comedy club and live music venue The Jam House.
Ideally situated for all monuments, museums, theatres and galleries.
If you are requiring a little "retail therapy" - Princes Street, George Street, John Lewis, Waverely Mall, Jenners, Harvey Nichols and Multrees Walk are all on the doorstep.
We're a great base camp when attending the Edinburgh Festivals. There are 100's of venues a stone's throw away.
Take a right turn out of our door walking East.
A short stroll away and standing against the spectacular backdrop of Arthur’s Seat is the
Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence in Scotland of Her Majesty the Queen.
Sited alongside it is Our Dynamic Earth Science Centre and the new Scottish Parliament.
Continue up the Royal Mile/High Street and make your way to Edinburgh Castle which dominates the skyline and is home to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
A short bus journey North will take you to Edinburgh's stylish waterfront retail and leisure development in the historic port of Leith. Here you will find the Royal Yacht Britannia which has moved to her final berth at Ocean Terminal.
The efficient bus service can also take you all the way out to the stunning 15th century Rosslyn Chapel or
the Gilmerton Cove to the South of the city, the picturesque Cramond Village to the West
and the rocky beaches of Seton Sands to the East.
