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Georgian House

Edinburgh, Scotland

Explore an 18th-century Georgian townhouse showing life in Edinburgh's New Town era.

Opening Currently closed for exterior and interior conservation work. House, gift shop and book shop: Closed.
Price Adult £13.50; Concession £10.50; Family £37.00; One adult family £24.00; Child £8.00 (under 5s free); Young Scot £1.00. Admission is free for National Trust for Scotland members.
Typical visit Not provided yet
Age fit Not specified
Setting indoor

The experience

About this day out

The Georgian House is an Edinburgh New Town townhouse restored to reflect the lives of those who lived and worked there in the late 18th and early 19th century. Designed by acclaimed Scottish architect Robert Adam, it was at the heart of Edinburgh's New Town development in the late 1700s. Visitors can explore the grand family rooms, the servants' quarters 'below stairs', and a collection of 18th-century household items.

When to go

Opening calendar

Currently closed for exterior and interior conservation work. House, gift shop and book shop: Closed.

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission
Adult £13.50; Concession £10.50; Family £37.00; One adult family £24.00; Child £8.00 (under 5s free); Young Scot £1.00. Admission is free for National Trust for Scotland members.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Shop (gift shop and book shop, located in the basement)Toilets (unisex, second floor)Accessible toilet with baby-changing facilitiesSmall retail area in the entrance hall
Accessibility
No level access and no wheelchair access into or around the property; the four levels are reached via stone staircases with handrails and low lighting. Two ground-floor rooms have step-free access. Assistance dogs are welcome throughout, and there is a complimentary ticket policy for personal carers/companions. Induction loop at the front desk, large print guides in all rooms, information in thirteen languages, a braille guide available on request, and a subtitled introductory film and armchair guide on a tablet at the front desk. Some rooms have low lighting; sound effects and ambience music can be turned off on request.
Parking
No car park or on-street parking at the property. Pay-and-display bays on Glenfinlas Street and St Colme Street are a short, step-free walk away. The nearest car park is NCP Edinburgh Castle Terrace, 0.5 miles (10-minute walk), with 5 disabled spaces.
Dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the property.

Getting there

Where you'll find it

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