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25 Melville Street in Edinburgh is a part of Edinburgh’s West End, an area known for its historic Georgian architecture. Melville Street itself is one of the grandest streets in the area, characterized by its classical townhouses built in the early 19th century. The street’s layout and buildings were designed in accordance with the vision of architects like James Gillespie Graham and others who were involved in shaping Edinburgh’s New Town. Many buildings remain listed as part of…
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This is a blog post I've been meaning to write for quite some time and have had a few requests for it - so I do apologise that it's taken this long! I've found it slightly tricky to write as what is a hidden gem to someone may not seem like one to someone else. So, I've tried my best to include a range of locations that both tourists and locals will hopefully find interesting! Also, all these locations I've chosen are free to visit and within walking distance from the city centre. So, in no…
Edinburgh’s New Town showcases Georgian architecture, designed in the 18th century to contrast the Old Town’s medieval layout. Characterized by neoclassical elegance, it features grand terraces, symmetrical facades, and refined proportions. Sandstone buildings with intricate ironwork, sash windows, and columned porticos line spacious streets and crescents, exemplifying Enlightenment ideals of order and harmony. - #edinburgh #georgianarchitecture #classicalarchitecture #scotland #travel
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The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) is housed in an impressive building located at 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. This location, in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, is architecturally significant and reflects the society’s long history and prominence. The building itself is a blend of Georgian and Victorian architectural styles, consistent with the grand and stately aesthetic of George Street. The exterior features classical elements like tall windows, stone masonry, and a…
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