William Chambers Monument in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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The William Chambers Monument in Edinburgh offers a fascinating glimpse into history, standing proudly before the National Museum of Scotland. The statue captures William Chambers in thoughtful attire, with breeches and ceremonial robes, embodying the dignity of his contributions. Rated 4.4 on Google, it is an engaging stop for families exploring the city's rich past. During festival season, Edinburgh transforms with vibrant outdoor entertainment, enhancing the lively atmosphere around this historical site. Nearby St James Park also adds to the family-friendly experience with plenty of outdoor activities.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Nicolson Square

Bus stop 284 m walk

Chambers Street

Bus stop 149 m walk

Potterrow

Bus stop 208 m walk

South Bridge

Bus stop 242 m walk

Victoria Street

Bus stop 209 m walk

Forrest Road

Bus stop 154 m walk

4.5

based on 182 reviews

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4.5/5 182 reviews

Anne Marie McIlwraith

Very enjoyable

Matt H

One of two sculptures that sit outside of the entrance to the museum depicting historical characters from the area. These are interesting to see and discover.

claudia fischer

Das war der Treffpunkt für die J.K.Rowling Tour und wir waren zu früh da , weil zu Fuß. Ehrlich, egal wo man steht er schaut auf einen runter mir einem Ausdruck der er sagt " Was machst du hier? Hausaufgaben schon fertig!!!!??"

William Chambers Monument in Edinburgh

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