- Edinburgh New Town is considered one of the masterpieces of Town Planning. Today Princes Street is the capital's main shopping thoroughfare, with superb...
- William Henry Playfair's plan for Edinburgh's Eastern New Town approved at a meeting on 27 September 1819, engraving by Wiliiam Home Lizars.
- 3 How was the New Town built Edinburgh? 4 Why was Edinburgh important in the 19th century? 5 Is Edinburgh built on top of another city?
- Your visit to Edinburgh might start in the Old Town, but make sure to check out the New Town as well, built during the 18th century as a result of the Scottish...
- During visits to the city you have likely passed through Edinburgh’s Old Town and the New Town.
- @Noreen Fairbairn: Loving this BBC2 prog on the New Town, fascinating. Edinburgh has the most beautiful architecture.
- Edinburgh’s charming New Town is full of surprises. Explore independent stores, off-beat cafés and high-street fashion chains, all set on elegant Regency-era streets.
- ...things to do around the New Town of Edinburgh with Susanne from Adventures Around Scotland - but remember it's only 'new' because the 'old town' is older!
- The New Town is a central area of Edinburgh
- The contrast between the organic medieval Old Town and the planned Georgian New Town of Edinburgh, Scotland, provides a clarity of urban structure...