Edinburgh Collection (page 3)

Scotland, Edinburgh, Castle Hill. The grand architecture of Castle Hill School, opened in 1889, located on the south side of Castle Hill

Scotland, Edinburgh, National Gallery of Scotland. Detail view of the grand pillars belonging to the National Gallery of Scotland building

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. Creeping tree clinging to a wall of a residential house in the New Town

Scotland, Edinburgh, Festival Theatre. The modern glass facade of the Festival Theatre. There has been a theatre located here since 1830 making it Edinburghs longest continuous theatre site

Scotland, Edinburgh, Old Town. Looking down on West Bow in the Old Town

Scotland, Edinburgh, Register House. Statue of the Duke of Wellington on horseback situated in the front of the Register house

Scotland, Edinburgh, Leith. Cobbled pedestrian walkway on the Leith Commercial Quay

Scotland, Edinburgh, Fountainbridge. Canal Boats moored in the Lochrin Basin near Fountainbridge. Now known as the Edinburgh Quay

Scotland, Edinburgh, Greyfriars Kirk. Greyfriars Kirk was completed in 1620 making it one of the oldest surving constructed buildings outside of the Old Town

Scotland, Edinburgh, Holyrood Park. People partaking in recreational activities at the Holyrood Park

Scotland, Edinburgh, Holyrood. Home of the Scottish Parliament, the design of the Holyrood building was described as " growing out of the land" by architect Enric Miralles

Scotland, Edinburgh, Leith. Scottish Executive building in Leith, standing on reclaimed ground where previous docks have been filled

Scotland, Edinburgh, Leith. A stylish hotel, formally a Seamans mission, at Tower Place in Leith

Scotland, Edinburgh, Leith. The Hydraulic Pumping Station in Prince of Wales Dock at Leith. Leith is commonly referred to as the Port of Edinburgh

Scotland, Edinburgh, Old Town. Courtyard and doorway of the St. Columbas Church, known to many as St. Columbas by the Castle

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Mound. The neoclassical style National Gallery of Scotland building, designed by William Henry Playfair, was opened to the public in 1859

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Mound. The Royal Scottish Academy and the National Gallery of Scotland

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. Albyn Place, with Queen Street and the Queen Street Gardens in the distance

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. Originally opened as a church in 1814, the West Register House became a branch of the Scottish Record Office in 1968

Georgian architecture in Melville Street, with the St. Marys Cathedral in the distance

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Dome. The Dome, a bar and restaurant situated in George Street was built on the site of the old Physicians Hall which was designed

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. Typical Georgian architecture of buildings found in the New Town area

Scotland, Edinburgh, Royal Lyceum Theatre. Originally opened in the September of 1883 for the cost of £17, 000
Scotland, Edinburgh, Royal Lyceum Theatre. Originally opened in the September of 1883 for the cost of £ 17, 000, the glass foyer pictured here was added to the Royal Lyceum Theatre in 1991

Scotland, Edinburgh, Grassmarket. Taking its name from the cattle markets that were held here, the Grassmarket has also witnessed a number of public executions including the hanging of

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. The Guildford Arms on West Register Street, built in 1898 to a design by Robert Macfarlane Cameron

Scotland, Edinburgh, Parliament Square. Covered walkway at Parliament House, originally home of the Scottish Parliament but now host to the Supreme Courts of Scotland

Entrance to the Museum of Scotland on Chambers Street. The appearance of the building is a controversial issue, with Prince Charles resigning as patron of the museum due to a lack of public

Scotland, Edinburgh, Greyfriars Bobby Bar. Greyfriars Bobbys Bar, a traditional public house located near the Greyfriars Kirk and the monument dedicated to the Greyfriars Bobby

Scotland, Edinburgh, New Town. Sculpture by J. Pittendrigh McGillvray near Coates Crescent in the New Town

Scotland, Edinburgh, St Marys Episcopal Cathedral. St Marys Episcopal Cathedral in the west end of Edinburgh is Scotlands largest ecclesiastical building

Scotland, Edinburgh, Dean Cemetery. Dean Cemetery stands on the former site of Dean House which was demolished in 1845

Scotland, Edinburgh, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. Flood lit gardens at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

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