- We decided to climb the Scott Monument in Princes Street Gardens, something I have to say I never knew you could even do until recently.
- The Scott Monument, in the middle of Edinburgh’s Princes Street, stands just over 60m high, and is the largest monument to a writer in the world.
- (Not everybody was a fan of the monument - Charles Dickens, after visiting Edinburgh in 1847, wrote: "I am sorry to report the Scott Monument a failure.
- Scott Monument, Edinburgh (must see). Sir Walter Scott was perhaps Scotland’s best-loved poet and novelist, so it is only natural that the nation wanted to pay...
- The top activities available in Scott Monument Edinburgh. As soon as you reach this place, we invite you to take a stroll through its different parts where you’ll...
- Whether you like it or hate it for its design, you can’t miss it as you wander through Edinburgh, and you should give the Scott Monument a closer inspection.
- Scott Monument Edinburgh Memorial Building. Commemorative Structure for Sir Walter Scott, Princes Street, New Town, Edinburgh.
- Scott Monument, Attractions, Things to do, Edinburgh. ... When the Scottish writer died in 1832, local dignitaries came together to plan a fitting monument to him.
- ROBERT HERDMAN SMITH 1872-1945 SCOTT MONUMENT EDINBURGH SCOTLAND ETCHING Art, Scott, Robert, Smith, Edinburgh Scotland.