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Scott Monument
is the place to be for a wonderful view. Looking to the east you will be
confronted with The Balmoral Hotel. And Calton Hill in the back of course.
september 2003
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Even before
spring officialy begins, Princes Street Gardens can be stuffed with people
who like to enjoy the sunshine. Maybe 'stuffed' is not the correct word
because it always is relaxing to be there.
march 2005 -
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Scott Monument
in Princes Gardens taken from the stairs near Playfair Steps on a beautiful
day in june.
june 2003 - photo:
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Playfair Steps.
Up from Princes Gardens, Nationale Gallery to the Mound.
june 2003 - photo:
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The National
Gallery of Scotland is rebuild (sort of) in the first years of the new millennium.
Fortunately they made the new building "look old". It lies beneath
the old gallery and connects it directly to Princes Street Gardens.
march 2005 -
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The first thing
most tourists visit (maybe after the Castle) is Princes Street. On this
picture you can see the Waverley Hotel and (to the left) the department-store
Jenners.
january 2000 -
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Like a black
rocket it dominates Princes Street and it's Gardens: Scott monument.
january 2000 -
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The Bank of
Scotland, seen from Princes Street in New Town. This photo was taken just
before christmas when the city is at his best as you can see in the 'winter
wonderland'-pictures below. Thanks John!
december 2001 -
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The 'christmas
wheel' at Princes Street Gardens.
december 2000 -
photo: John
Pavel - Great Britain |
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The bank of
Scotland (seen on the big picture, just click on it) and Market Street.
december 2000 -
photo: John
Pavel - Great Britain |
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Winter Wonderland in Princes Street
Gardens.
december 2001 -
photo: John
Pavel - Great Britain |
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This photo was
taken on Princes Street. The picture reflects some seconds of an evening,
and the red 'beam' is a car!
october 2001 -
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Definitely one
of the most beautiful spots for a view over the city: Calton Hill. This
is a view from the hill to Princes Street. You can see the Balmoral Hotel
(tower), Scott Monument and the shopping street.
january 2000 |
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Another stunning
view from Calton Hill. Behind the Ducal Stewart Monument (right) is the
Balmoral Hotel. To the left the Edinburgh Castle. If you look carefully,
you can spot the Union Jack in top.
january 2000 |
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They call Edinburgh
"Athens of the north". After a visit to the top of Calton Hill you know
why ...
january 2000 |