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.. BARTHOLOMEW / PHILIP - Map of Edinburgh showing distribution of cases of Pulmonary Tuberculosis received at the Victoria Dispensary for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest... Robert KIRKWOOD - Plan of the city of Edinburgh and town of Leith with their environs. Shewing all the recent & intended improvements, lines of railway, &c.

published 1729] - James GORDON - Plan de la Ville d'Edenbourg, capitale d'Ecosse / (by James Gordon).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 Palace of Holyroodhouse - An impressive introduction into the lives and loves of the Scottish kings and queens. Compared to most royal palaces, visitor access to Holyroodhouse is extensive.

Airport Buses – We run three services connecting the City Centre, North Edinburgh and West Edinburgh with the airport. JOHNSTON - Plan of Edinburgh, Leith & Suburbs (showing the division of the city into 27 divisions in terms of "Great Post Office Reform, 1840"). Thomas BROWN and James WATSON - A new plan of the city of Edinburgh including all the latest & intended improvements ca. 1883-84 - BARTHOLOMEW - Plan of Edinburgh & Leith with Suburbs, from Ordnance and Actual Surveys Integrated with the townscape are gardens that provide private and public open spaces. Some of the finest public and commercial monuments of the neo‐classical revival in Europe survive, reflecting its continuing status as the capital of Scotland since 1437, and a major centre of thought and learning in the 18th century Age of Enlightenment, with its close cultural and political links with mainland Europe.

Thomas McCRAE - 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 Also on this Edinburgh map are Cramond, Currie, Loanhead, Bonnyrigg, Dalkeith, Millerhill and Musselburgh. Edinburgh environs for maps of the broader region and hinterland to Edinburgh, as well as specific districts within Edinburgh. William MOFFAT - To the noblemen and gentlemen of the Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland this geometrical & geological landscape ... Andrew BELL - A plan of the city of Edinburgh, with all the new streets, avenues, buildings, squares, courts &c within & round the city, since 1741 till this present year 1773

It is possible to pay for a maximum stay of 3 nights but this does not guarantee a space on arrival or if you leave the car park during your stay.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. 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. The New Town, constructed between 1767 and 1890, is framed by an uncommonly high concentration of planned ensembles of ashlar‐faced, world‐class, neo‐classical buildings, associated with renowned architects, including John and Robert Adam, Sir William Chambers, and William Playfair. ca. 1826-28 - William Home LIZARS - Edinburgh drawn & engraved for the General Post Office Directory