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* Blackford Hill
* Braid Hills
* Calton Hill
* Camera Obscura
* Charlotte Square
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* Craigmillar Castle
* Cramond
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* Duddingston
* Edinburgh Castle Museums
* Edinburgh Exchange
* Edinburgh's Festival Centre - The Hub
* Edinburgh Zoo
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* The Georgian House
* Gladstone's Land
* The Grassmarket
* Greyfriars Kirk
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* The Heart of Midlothian
* Holyrood Abbey
* Holyrood Park
* Huntly House Museum
* John Knox's House
* Lady Stair's House, The Writers' Museum
* The Lawnmarket
* Leith
* The Meadows
* Mercat Cross
* Morningside
* The Mound
* Murrayfield
* Museum of Childhood
* Parliament House
* Parliament Square
* The People's Story museum
* Princes Street
* Princes Street Gardens
* Queen Street
* Register House
* Royal High School
* Royal Scottish Academy
* Royal scottish Observatory
* The Royal Yacht Britannia
* St Andrew Square
* St Giles Cathedral
* St Mary's episcopal Cathedral
* Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre
* The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the Dean Gallery
* Scottish National Portrait Gallery
* The Scottish Parliament
* Stockbridge
* Swanston
* Talbot Rice Art Gallery
* The Tron Kirk
* The University of Edinburgh
* Victoria Street
* The Water of Leith
* Waterloo Place
* Waverley Market (princes mall)
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St Andrew Square

( Worth Seeing )

Edinburgh's financial heart, St Andrew Square, lies at the east end of George Street, and was designed to act as the architectural counterbalance to Charlotte Square at the west end. Its design, dating from 1767, is not as instantly pleasing, but many of its features are older than they look. The grandiose mansion on the east side, built in 1772 for Sir Laurence Dundas, now houses the headquarters of the Royal Bank of Scotland; another Dundas, Henry, 1st Earl of Melville, surveys much of the New Town from the top of the 41m column in the centre of the square. Many of Edinburgh's trendier bars lie in or near the square.


Address: St Andrew Square
Restaurant: Range of restaurants, bars and cafés (Inexpensive-Expensive)
Bus: 2, 10, 28, 45
Accessible: Good
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