A walk round Charlotte Square- Edinburgh

In this weeks Edinburgh vlog we take a walk around Charlotte square in the new town of Edinburgh. We see the incredible buildings and dome of their original features. We see the first ministers residents and register house, as well as a monument to prince aleceander, queen victorias husband.

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[juneive]

Thank you so much. I visited Charlotte Square & the Georgian house with a dear friend who is no longer with us. Your videos around Edinburgh bring back happy memories to me. Keep up the good work❤

[siobhannmccabe]

Love Charlotte Square and the Georgian House. 😊

[tramacmeg]

It's been a while... thanks for being here!

[nelsonlanca]

Hi, tony, i have been in edinburgh last july with my family and we loved soooo much. I have found your videos by chance and i enjoy them very much. I have been learning new things and when i return there i will look carefully for things that you said. Thanks!!

[suemackenzie]

Alexander McCall Smith writes of these areas and you bring them to life for me! Thanks, Tony.

[gilliandrysdale]

Thanks Tony didn’t realise about the sniffers for the gas lamps that’s so cool ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Zandain]

Missing Edinburgh, already... 💙
Thanks for the tour, Tony
..it's much appreciated
hello from Denmark 🌸🌱

[pierrecaron]

I visited Edinburgh for the first time last year, loved the city so much I'm coming in November.

[grahamhawthorn]

I have been to Edinburgh many many times and coming again in November. You still manage to show me places I have never seen. Well done Tony. I would love to meet you while out on a walk. Great videos.

[allysonrollitt]

That’s another one for the list of places to go 😀. Thanks Tony, best wishes to you all x

[nicholenagy]

Just Gorgeous! Cant wait to come see it in person, Love to you and the family :)

[murrayp]

Thanks Tony. Planning on returning to Edinburgh next July from Australia but you keep showing so many interesting places. I think we will need a few weeks. Look forward each week for the next video

[Steve-Duh-Rino]

Beautiful square! Interesting that it’s privately owned. When one sees a square they are usually public. Next door in Savannah GA there are lots of them.

[paulhats]

Nice video Tony! And, I did not know some of the layout of the New Town was originally meant to resemble a Union Jack. "Residents Only" rubs me wrong. And look, no one is enjoying it. But, an absolutely gorgeous area! I think Alesander Graham Bell's house is close by.

[bobmcgrath]

Hi Tony, I've always been a proponent, now that's a good word, of looking up at buildings, good to see you encouraging same. I've been away many years now but am coming to look forward to your posts an a Saturday morning. Seeing the streets I roamed as a kid and even learning things anew. Keep up the good work young man.

[slydermartin]

The "New Town" has amazing Georgian architecture. Moray Place, Royal Circle, are great examples just away from Charlotte Square. 👍

[gallaghim]

Looks like a wonderful area, didn't actually know it was there. Reminds me of Lincoln's Inns Fields in London. Shame it isn't open to the public though, is that just good old fashioned snobbery. I mean, it's pretty big. Makes me wonder how often the residents use it.

[margaretpater]

I'm putting that house on my things to do when I go to Edinburgh in 2 yrs

[stephaniemaloney]

Did you say the Dirst Minister lives there? I didn't know that. I mean, I suppose she has to love somewhere...

[joebloggs]

Moray Place is more expensive. Remember there were no pavements and they had alighting stones.