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The Botanic Cottage located at 20A Inverleith Row, Edinburgh EH3 5LR, UK

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K Faz

5 Google Rating

Lovely experience. Nice little drink and eat places about. Simple but nice. Gardens beautiful and in

5/ 5

Lovely experience. Nice little drink and eat places about. Simple but nice. Gardens beautiful and in nice weather a joy. Little gift shop and toilets on site. Would go back.

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Lynne Little

5 Google Rating

We were there celebrating 35 years of MS Therapy Centre which was held at the Botanic Cottage, what

5/ 5

We were there celebrating 35 years of MS Therapy Centre which was held at the Botanic Cottage, what a lovely place. The staff and cottage volunteers were so lovely and helpful, a big thank you to them.

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Michael Baird

5 Google Rating

A great place to make our SBA skeps

5/ 5

A great place to make our SBA skeps

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Jane Harkin

5 Google Rating

I love the botanic gardens and the little demonstration gardens around the cottage and the cottage i

5/ 5

I love the botanic gardens and the little demonstration gardens around the cottage and the cottage is lovely inside and out. I think the botanic gardens should be Edinburgh's no 1 tourist destination.

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Janice Hudson-Windsor

5 Google Rating

The Cottage was not open when we visited the Royal Botanical Gardens but there is loads of info abou

5/ 5

The Cottage was not open when we visited the Royal Botanical Gardens but there is loads of info about the educational value of the cottage and the gardens. The Gardens are absolutely worth the trip. Great entertainment and information centre.

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Claire French

5 Google Rating

Fantasticly interesting, we found out about newly discovered varieties of potato and got to plant ou

5/ 5

Fantasticly interesting, we found out about newly discovered varieties of potato and got to plant our own broad beans. Lovely very knowledgeable ladies happy to help and answer our questions. Still one of my all time favourite places in Edinburgh come rain or shine.

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Paul Curran

5 Google Rating

So pretty!

5/ 5

So pretty!

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