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Queen Street Gardens

Edinburgh’s New Town is a World Heritage site and the largest, best-preserved example of Georgian architecture in the UK

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Queen Street Gardens is an exquisite communal garden located in one of Edinburgh’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Known for its lush greenery and well-preserved landscape, this garden offers residents and visitors a serene escape from the city’s hustle. It features expansive lawns perfect for leisurely strolls or quiet contemplation, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. The garden also plays host to various community activities that enhance neighborly bonds and promote local heritage. Experience tranquility at Queen Street Gardens, where beauty meets community.

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Jan Barker

4 Google Rating

The private gardens are not open to the public except on very occasional open days. Access is restr

4/ 5

The private gardens are not open to the public except on very occasional open days. Access is restricted to occupants of neighbouring properties who can request keys for a fee. (Detailed on entrance gates) If you get the opportunity to visit the gardens then they are worth a visit. The grounds are very well maintained with a few interesting features.

Priya ILANGOVAN

5 Google Rating

Always loved going to the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens whichever the month is. Free entrance but good

5/ 5

Always loved going to the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens whichever the month is. Free entrance but good to give a donation for the maintenance and up keep of the garden

John Dowson

3 Google Rating

£3.90 per hour. Rip off Edinburgh Council. Shameful charges. They make all that money yet bags of r

3/ 5

£3.90 per hour. Rip off Edinburgh Council. Shameful charges. They make all that money yet bags of rubbish in the streets. Incompetent council. Maybe the administration should resign.

Steven Dick

5 Google Rating

Nice place in the city centre for a stroll. Well maintained gardens

5/ 5

Nice place in the city centre for a stroll. Well maintained gardens

Ilaria Braina

5 Google Rating

Just love walking buy..... would love to visit inside

5/ 5

Just love walking buy..... would love to visit inside

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