Burns Monument

**★★★★★ Mioma Priora — 3 weeks ago

A graceful and elegant Greek Revival temple perched on a terrace overlooking Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat. This is not a statue of Robert Burns, but a monumental architectural tribute to Scotland's national poet, built in 1830 with public subscriptions from his admirers. The Burns Monument is a triumph of cultural reverence expressed through beautiful architecture. It offers a more refined and contemplative experience than a standard statue. Its setting and design make it a poignant and pictu

**★★★★★ Vanessa Morais — 2 months ago

Absolutely beautiful!! We went before sunrise

**★★★★★ Paulina P. — 2 months ago

Beautiful views and great place for photos of Edinburgh.

**★★★★★ Kaileton Huang — a year ago

Steeped in the echoes of history, this awe-inspiring attraction stands as a beacon of the past, inviting visitors from far and wide to step into a world where time seems to stand still. Each building, with its distinctive architecture, tells a story of centuries past, offering a unique glimpse into the architectural ingenuity of its creators. The beauty of the surroundings complements the grandeur of the structures, with lush greenery and panoramic vistas that soothe the soul and invigorate the

**★★★★★ Ewan McIntosh — 2 years ago

This is a good spot to pause and take some photos from the side of the road, towards the city. Alternatively use it as a base for walking up Carlton Hill. Parking charges sometimes apply so plan on 45’ of parking to do this.