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Ann Street
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Assembly Hall
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Blackford Hill
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Braid Hills
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Charlotte Square
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City Art Centre
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The Colonies
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Corstorphine
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Cowgate
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Craigmillar Castle
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Dean Village
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Duddingston
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George Street
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The Georgian House
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Greyfriars Kirk
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Hanover Street
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The Heart of Midlothian
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Holyrood Abbey
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Holyrood Park
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Huntly House Museum
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John Knox's House
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Lady Stair's House, The Writers' Museum
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The Lawnmarket
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Leith
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The Meadows
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Mercat Cross
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Morningside
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The Mound
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Murrayfield
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Museum of Childhood
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Parliament House
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Parliament Square
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The People's Story museum
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Princes Street
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Princes Street Gardens
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Queen Street
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Register House
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Royal High School
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Royal Scottish Academy
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Royal scottish Observatory
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The Royal Yacht Britannia
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St Andrew Square
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St Giles Cathedral
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St Mary's episcopal Cathedral
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Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre
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The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the Dean Gallery
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Scottish National Portrait Gallery
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The Scottish Parliament
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Stockbridge
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Swanston
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Talbot Rice Art Gallery
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The Tron Kirk
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The University of Edinburgh
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Victoria Street
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The Water of Leith
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Waterloo Place
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Waverley Market (princes mall)
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Dean Village
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Worth Seeing
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Thomas Telford's Dean Bridge spans the steep gorge of the Water of Leith, which marks the northern limit of the New Town.
Lying 32m below the bridge is Dean Village, a quiet and historic enclave with attractive old houses and easy access to the
river. In medieval times the Dean was Edinburgh's milling centre, with 11 mills operating. Several 19th-century mill buildings
still survive, now converted into flats - look out for Well Court, originally built as housing for workers in 1884. Baxter's
Tolbooth is a 17th-century granary. Across the river Dean Cemetery overlooks the village. This 19th-century graveyard contains
some of Edinburgh's finest funerary monuments, the best of them designed by William Playfair, the New Town architect, who
himself is buried here.
Address:
Dean Village
Restaurant:
Restaurants and bars (Inexpensive-Expensive)
Bus:
19, 34, 40, 55
Accessible:
Good
Other:
Stockbridge
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