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Title
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Brighton Park
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Address
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Brighton Place
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Postcode
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EH15 1LP
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Telephone
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0131 529 3111
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Email
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northeast.locality@edinburgh.gov.uk
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Facilities
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Gardens, Seating, Monument
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Background
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Brighton Park is a place for a quiet stroll to to take the air, a seat in the sun to read the papers and somewhere to chat to friends. Surrounded by a privet hedge, it has a fine shrubbery of varieties of holly, cotoneaster, hawthorn, flowering current and other shrubs. There is also peripheral displays of roses and a spring bulb show.
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History and heritage
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The Brighton development dates from 1823 and the park, though small and essentially a sitting-out area, still reflects some of the elegance of the buildings around it. The 18th century stone sundial, which sits in a corner beside Brighton Place, adds to the impression of past age.
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Visitor information
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Serviced by Lothian Bus route 26.
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Organise an event
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Find out how to organise an event
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Location map
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55.95131436087284,-3.1159114837646484
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Monuments
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Brighton Park sundial
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Image
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