Nelson Monument
Nelson Monument
Nelson Monument

Nelson Monument Tours and Tickets

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Located on top of Calton Hill, the Nelson Monument pays tribute to Admiral Lord Nelson’s victory and death at the Battle of Trafalgar. Designed by Robert Burn to resemble an upturned telescope, it stands 105 feet (32 meters) tall. At 562 feet (171 meters) above sea level at its top, it offers stunning panoramic views over Edinburgh.

  • 32 Calton Hill, Edinburgh, EH7 5AA
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Calton Hill Photography & History Tour, Edinburgh, Scotland

Calton Hill Photography & History Tour, Edinburgh, Scotland

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Calton Hill is a 'must-see' when you visit Edinburgh and the ideal introduction to Edinburgh for its amazing views. Local photographer, David, a resident of 50 years, will show you the best photography spots & views of the city, whilst guiding you around all its beautiful monuments, buildings, galleries & historic graveyards. Along the way, you'll learn about some of Edinburgh's most interesting citizens, see some amazing classical buildings, and even visit an old watchtower which was used to look out for grave-robbers! Built on an extinct volcano, to the east of Edinburgh's New Town, Calton Hill has been a public park since 1724. Countless generations of citizens have enjoyed its panoramic views and classical buildings, which gave Edinburgh its nickname the "Athens of The North". David will show you all its highlights, including the National Monument, the Nelson Monument and the old Observatory, plus lots, lots more. It's the ideal way to start your holiday in Edinburgh!
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  • 3 hours
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Scottish Enlightenment Walking Tour in Edinburgh

Scottish Enlightenment Walking Tour in Edinburgh

My tour unpacks History in an exciting and stimulating way. Learn about the secrets,lies and myths surrounding this fascinating historical period. The people involved are revealed as human beings, not mythical historical figures. Such as Walter Scott who had polio as a child and walked with a limp. He was racked with self doubt and showed no promise as a writer at school. David Hume's father died when David was a child. His Godfather, Henry Home, was a religious man. Both were equally hated by the Church - find out why. Find out who Hume's mistress was and how she was a lady of the night. Discover how Hume was humiliated by the City Council - after he died. Adam Smith, the father of modern economics was an anti-social man who lived with his mother, frowned upon romantic love and never married. Find out how Adam Smith is now cosmologically famous! Learn how American Independence was a Scottish Revolution. OPTIONAL SANDWICHES AND WATER AT TOUR END (11.00AM TOUR ONLY): £2.00
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