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View from Calton Hill in Edinburgh, Scotland, showing the Dugald Stewart Monument in the foreground and Edinburgh Castle and city landmarks in the background. Edinburgh from Calton Hill
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Calton Hill

hill, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
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  • Edinburgh, Scotland
    Edinburgh
    / The New Town

    …east end of Princes Street, Calton Hill rises above the central government office of St. Andrew’s House (1939) and the adjacent Royal High School (1825–29), considered for a time in the 1990s as the site for the new Scottish Parliament. It is crowned by the 19th-century architect William Playfair’s City…

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    …east end of Princes Street, Calton Hill rises above the central government office of St. Andrew’s House (1939) and the adjacent Royal High School (1825–29), considered for a time in the 1990s as the site for the new Scottish Parliament. It is crowned by the 19th-century architect William Playfair’s City…

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