Today I made the most of the good weather and zoomed around Edinburgh, taking in as much of Doors Open Day as I could possibly manage.
I started off at Calton Hill, followed by Regent Road, Royal Observatory, Duddingston Kirk and Dr Neil’s Garden / Thomson’s Tower (birth place of curling). Swiftly followed by Drumsheugh baths and Drumsheugh Toll. Out to Corstorphine to go up the Hill Tower there and home via Granton lighthouse.
A busy day indeed, but thankfully tomorrow’s are all near each other! I really encourage you to see as many of them as you can, the staff on hand at the venues are friendly and provide good information.
I will let the pictures speak for themselves
View from Nelson’s Monument
View from Royal Observatory
View from Corstorphine Tower

Burns Monument, Regent Road
Meteorite with magnet to demonstrate metal
Drumsheugh baths complete with trapeze !Tags: doors open day, Edinburgh, Edinburgh for free, good, information, Photo, review, Visit




