Dr Neils Garden
| Old Church Lane, Edinburgh |
5 tarieven
9.60/10.00 |
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+44 7849 187995 |
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Dr Neils Garden op de kaart
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Nadine (30.06.2017 13:04)
Beautiful gardens with a view out over Duddingston Loch. Small pond with a bridge and seating areas inside the gardens. Cafe at the top, and a visitor book at the gate. Some parts may not be suitable for pram or wheelchair users.
Beautiful gardens with a view out over Duddingston Loch. Small pond with a bridge and seating areas inside the gardens. Cafe at the top, and a visitor book at the gate. Some parts may not be suitable for pram or wheelchair users.
Shrinath Valsang (11.06.2017 13:58)
Very beautiful surroundings! Must visit.
Very beautiful surroundings! Must visit.
DE Tablet (12.05.2017 00:16)
Super hidden away but well worth finding.
Super hidden away but well worth finding.
Zander Kelman (23.04.2017 04:00)
Really nice place to take the kids for a walk. Easy wee walk and loads to see in beautiful surroundings.
Really nice place to take the kids for a walk. Easy wee walk and loads to see in beautiful surroundings.
Richy Hypno (21.09.2016 22:07)
This place is hard to find. To get in you have to either open the gate on main road or go into the Kirk and take a sharp left through a cafe. Once you actually work out how to get in its brilliant. Big, free and peaceful with loads of great nooks and crannies with seats all over. Best in summer but still has herbs that you can smell in other months. Some of the paths may be unsuitable for wheelchair users. Great free hideaway. When you comeer out go try the pub up the road called 'The sheep's heid', it's from the 14 century.
This place is hard to find. To get in you have to either open the gate on main road or go into the Kirk and take a sharp left through a cafe. Once you actually work out how to get in its brilliant. Big, free and peaceful with loads of great nooks and crannies with seats all over. Best in summer but still has herbs that you can smell in other months. Some of the paths may be unsuitable for wheelchair users. Great free hideaway. When you comeer out go try the pub up the road called 'The sheep's heid', it's from the 14 century.
