Princes Street Gardens
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Princes Street Gardens is the green oasis between Old and New Towns, with castle views—a pretty park in Edinburgh's heart, great for rest and castle-gazing. In a valley between the Old and New Towns (once a loch, drained), now a public garden separating the medieval Old Town from the Georgian New Town. By busy Princes Street, with trees, lawns, flowers, fountains, sculptures—quiet and pleasant. Its charm: the view up to Edinburgh Castle on its rock—a superb photo spot. In the gardens: the Scott Monument (Gothic spire to Sir Walter Scott, climbable), the Scottish National Gallery, and a floral clock said to be among the world's oldest. People stroll, rest on the lawn, gaze at the castle. Exploring Princes Street Gardens is a pleasant Edinburgh sight.
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