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The typical top ten attractions are listed below. You can find the detailed locations of these places on the maps above. published 1729] - James GORDON - Plan de la Ville d'Edenbourg, capitale d'Ecosse / (by James Gordon). Arthur's Seat and Holyrood Park - It's rare to find a hike of such natural beauty in any city. But Edinburgh is no ordinary metropolis. You can walk to the top of Arthur's Seat or cheat and drive to the park — either way, you find great views. In Edinburgh visit Edinburgh Castle, the St Giles Cathedral, Holyrood House, the Museum on the Mound, St Cecilia's Hall Museum of Instruments, the National Museum of Scotland, and the Scott Monument.

William & Alexander Keith JOHNSTON - Plan of Edinburgh, Leith & suburbs, showing the division of the city into thirteen wards in terms of the Edinburgh Municipality Extension Act, 1856.

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ca. 1830-31 - William Home LIZARS - Edinburgh drawn & engraved for the General Post Office Directory Scottish Parliament - Overflowing with imagery, quirky design and controversy, and now one of the city's star attractions.

ca. 1894-95 - William Home LIZARS - Plan of Edinburgh and Leith. Engraved expressly for the Post Office Directory John BARTHOLOMEW - Plan of Edinburgh & Leith with suburbs, from ordnance and actual surveys, constructed for the Post Office Directory Network Maps – It’s easy to select the bus you need or plan your journey with our interactive route maps. Other popular attractions include: Bruntsfield Links, City Observatory, Edinburgh Zoo, The Fruitmarket Gallery, The Meadows, Museum of Childhood, Museum of Edinburgh, National Gallery of Scotland, National Monument, National Museum of Scotland, Nelson Monument, Princes Street Gardens, Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Botanic Garden, St. Giles' Cathedral, Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre, Scott Monument, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Scottish Parliament Building, Writers' Museum, Holyrood Park, Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, Real Mary King's Close, The Edinburgh Dungeon.Portion of the city of Edinburgh showing the relative positions of W. & A.K. Johnston's New Works, Easter Road and their office, 16 South St. Andrew Street.. W. & A.K. JOHNSTON LIMITED. - Plan of Edinburgh, Leith and Portobello with suburbs. Constructed from ordnance and private surveys.

Height restrictions: 2.15m. The car park is accessed after driving under an arch; most vans will be able to pass underneath the arch, but larger vans and other vehicles should opt for alternative parking facilities. William SHELFORD - Waverley Station. Amended plan. Lithograph copy of the North British Railway Cos. proposed enlargement and re-arrangement of Waverley Station as amended A.H. CAMPBELL - Plan of Edinburgh showing the Ancient and Extended Royalties of the City, and the several extensions of the Police and Municipal Boundaries to 1885 The Old and New Towns embody the changes in European urban planning from inward looking, defensive walled medieval cities, through 18th and 19th centuries formal Enlightenment planning, to the 19th century revival of the Old Town with its adaptation of a Baronial style of architecture in an urban setting. Old Town - This is the core of historic Edinburgh, with the centrepiece Royal Mile and its string of key attractions running east from the castle down to Holyrood, home of the royal palace and brand-new parliament. The tangled passageways and courtyards which lead off the Mile are far less touristy, and remain evocative of the area's medieval character. Royal Mile stretches for about 1.6km (1 mile) from Edinburgh Castle downhill to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. The Royal Mile is one boulevard with four segments bearing different names: Castlehill, Lawnmarket, High Street, and Canongate.An infamous street at the southern base of the castle is the Grassmarket, both a street and a district, where convicted criminals were once hanged on the gallows. Today it's home to restaurants, pubs, and hotels.AND SEATING PLANS Edinburgh printable map of top tourist attractions & city travel guide Edinburgh city centre free travel guide - Top 10 must-see sights & best destinations - Edinburgh top tourist attractions map Maps of best attractions in Edinburgh, Scotland Edinburgh is a truly beautiful city, especially in the Old Town area, which is dotted with gorgeous medieval buildings. It's not really that difficult to find your way through the beautiful cobblestone streets of Edinburgh. But if you have a copy of the Edinburgh tour map, you'll have an even more enjoyable time in the city. Thomas MACRAE - Plan no. 3A Edinburgh 1780-1932. [The environs of South Bridge] from plans ... of ... 1780 and ... 1785 upon which are superimposed streets and buildings as in 1932 Charles THOMSON - Plan of the city of Edinburgh including all the latest and intended improvements...