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great including the st marys walk

Excellent surface however the tar is very narrow so be careful with the walkers and doggie brigade. The far end is closed for the building of the DC link to Engerlind ….

Needs a little bit of paint

was closed when it should have been open

Lovely little path leading close into the city.

Sit on one of the many benches and enjoy the hustle and bustle

The gardens are beautiful all year round. This is where many locals gather, especially at the Ross Fountain, the park’s most important landmark. This cast iron structure was installed in 1872 after the Great Exhibition of 1862 in London. Each year at Christmas, part of the gardens is transformed into a ‘Winter Wonderland’ with a Christmas market, an ice rink and many other fun attractions, including a 108-foot (33 m) high Ferris wheel, often called The Edinburgh Eye. https://www.introducingedinburgh.com/princes-street-gardens

Princes Street Gardens was created by draining Edinburgh’s largest lake, the Nor Loch. The Nor Loch was originally a marshland on the north side of Edinburgh, initially used as a natural medieval defence alongside Edinburgh Castle. With the north and west sides of the city protected, Edinburgh only needed fortifications to the east and south of the city. From the Middle Ages until the 19th century, it is believed that the Nor Loch was a place where ‘witch ducking’ would take place (a way of discovering whether a suspect was guilty of witchcraft), an ideal place to dispose of dead bodies, where waste water was dumped, and some historians believe that many citizens even walked to the loch for fresh water despite this. Princes Street Gardens was first designed in 1770, but was inaugurated in 1820 when the loch was completely drained. https://www.introducingedinburgh.com/princes-street-gardens