St. Andrew Square
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Dating back to 1770 and designed by James Craig as an integral part of his New Town Masterplan, St. Andrew Square Garden has been transformed into a haven in the heart of the city centre as part of a programme of improvement works funded by the City of Edinburgh Council and Scottish Enterprise.
The Garden now features a striking modern pavilion, which houses a coffee shop. The refurbishment included extensive work to preserve the Melville Monument in the centre of the Garden, construction of a network of pathways through the Garden accessed through two existing and two new gates, a reflective pool and new lighting.
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4
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Access (avg.)
3.5
Parking (avg.)
3.5
Toilets (avg.)
3.5
Staff (avg.)
-
A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.
St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, EH1
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