Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve located at 7/8 Castle Wynd S, Edinburgh EH1 2JT, UK

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Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh
Johnston Terrace Nature Reserve edinburgh

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Kevin O'Rourke

5 Google Rating

A lovely little hidden oasis right in the heart of the city.

5/ 5

A lovely little hidden oasis right in the heart of the city.

Julia Palmer

5 Google Rating

A wee oasis of peace and calm just 50m from the top of the Royal Mile (which is overflowing with vis

5/ 5

A wee oasis of peace and calm just 50m from the top of the Royal Mile (which is overflowing with vistors!) Scotland's smallest wildlife reserve is situated in the heart of Edinburgh and maintained by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. The reserve is open to the public from 10am to 6pm during the Edinburgh Art Festival (26 July - 26 Aug 2018). The space is usually closed to visitors, but local residents and members of SWT may have keys for access.

Eliot Collins

3 Google Rating

A small garden with a greenhouse. There is a gate on Castle Wynd steps but it was locked when I visi

3/ 5

A small garden with a greenhouse. There is a gate on Castle Wynd steps but it was locked when I visited

Sören Paschke

5 Google Rating

Super gemütlicher Ort mit tollen Leuten die sich aufopferungsvoll für ihrer Arbeit hingeben

5/ 5

Super gemütlicher Ort mit tollen Leuten die sich aufopferungsvoll für ihrer Arbeit hingeben

deidre payne

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Jan Barker

5 Google Rating

Possibly the smallest ever nature reserve but it packs an artistic punch. Look out for open days (u

5/ 5

Possibly the smallest ever nature reserve but it packs an artistic punch. Look out for open days (usually during the Edinburgh Art Festival or one of the guided walks as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe). It really is a very special place in the heart of the city. If you get a chance to have a peeked behind the usually locked gates, GO!

Sören Paschke

5 Google Rating

Super cozy place with great people who are dedicated to their work

5/ 5

Super cozy place with great people who are dedicated to their work

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