This property run by the National Trust fro Scotland is a must see place even if one only has a day or so in Edinburgh. You will find this delightful gem in Charlotte Square and next to the Scottish First Ministers (Alec Salmon) official residence. On entering the staff give a very warm and friendly welcome. One then has the... More

The Georgian House in Charlotte Square is a few minutes walk from Princes Street and is well worth seeing. This restored house aims to show what life was like for wealthy folk living in Georgian times. In the basement one can see an interesting 15 minute film that puts the rooms you'll see into context. The kitchens are also downstairs.... More

Located in Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, this restored and preserved house offers a unique glimpse of life in Georgian times. Photography not allowed but a guide book available for purchase. Interesting aspects of Georgian life from the kitchens to the bedrooms. Guides present to help and provide information. Somewhat expensive - it would pay to be a member of the National... More

A national trust property giving you a good insight to life in Georgian Edinburgh - a short film to start off with then browse the house at leisure. The staff are delightful - friendly and knowledgeable. Visit this attraction after seeing Gladstones Land up on Lawnmarket near Royal Mile to appreciate the contasts, You won't be disappointed !!

A enjoyable couple of hours spent in the company of interesting people. A must do item on any visit to Edinburgh

Very interesting site. Short film on the house history. Very knowledgable and friendly docents. Lovely interiors. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful house with well informed volunteers. Learnt so much about the "New Town" and the history of the house. There are activity room upstairs for the young ones and really enjoyed our time there.

After visiting the Old Town and several castles or palaces, it is good to know how rich people used to live. It remained me a little of Downtown Abbey. Besides, the volunteers were incredibly nice and their explanations helped a lot. Information for each is available in several languages (Spanish, Italian, French, Chinese, Russian). It costed only 5 pounds.

Enjoyed our visit to this home restored to its 17th century glory. Guides in each room are available to answer questions about the house and the people who lived there. Nice little gift shop in the basement. Note the sculptures on top of the end houses on this side of Charlotte Square and the statue of Prince Albert in the... More