- In the centre of Edinburgh's Princes Street gardens stands one of the grandest man-made landmarks in Europe - the Scott Monument.
- If you have the time and the energy to climb the tower, the Scott Monument will give you an excellent view of the Old Town from a different perspective.
- Scott Monument is a massive tower built in honour of Sir Walter Scott, a Scottish author known for the 'Waverley' novels, 'The Lady of the Lake' and others.
- Inaugurated in 1846, Scott Monument is a Gothic monument built in honour of the Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott.
- Almost inevitably views on the Scott Monument were mixed. Charles Dickens said, “I am sorry to report the Scott Monument is a failure.
- edinburgh'da 61 metre yüksekliğinde bir anıt. walter scott, iskoçya edebiyatının önemli bir kişisidir. tarihi romanları sayesinde saray tarafından baron ve sir ünvalarını...
- Designed by self-taught architect George Meikle Kemp, the Scott Monument has the distinction of being the largest monument dedicated to a writer.
- Inaugurated in 1846, Scott Monument is a Gothic monument built in honour of the Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott.
- This was my favorite monument in Edinburgh. Sir Walter Scott was an author and his Gothic monument is towering and beautiful.