Pleasance Courtyard in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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Pleasance Courtyard in Edinburgh is an essential destination for anyone keen on the arts, especially during the Fringe Festival. With its reputation as a hub for top-tier comedy shows, visitors are drawn to its relaxed and inviting atmosphere. The well-laid-out bar and abundant seating make it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the vibrant array of performances on offer. As a highly recommended venue for the festival, it boasts an impressive average Google rating of 4.5. Payment is made simple with credit card options, ensuring a seamless experience for festival-goers eager to see a variety of great shows.

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Wheelchair accessible, Payment by credit card

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

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Bus stop 405 m walk

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Bus stop 488 m walk

Nicolson Square

Bus stop 337 m walk

Chambers Street

Bus stop 393 m walk

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Bus stop 413 m walk

South Bridge

Bus stop 385 m walk

4.5

based on 2,342 reviews

Google

4.5/5 1,865 reviews

Facebook

4.5/5 477 reviews

S.1959

Its a warren of theatre/bunkers during the Edinburgh Fringe... With various shows and outdoor bars and food stalls but be prepared to use your bank/ credit cards as they dont accept cash. The Paul Merton Suki Webster improv show was great but its only for an hour, with Mike McShane as well. Really enjoyed it. First time attending the Fringe and wont be the last.👍

Brian Little

Great collection of Fringe venues around a central courtyard with snack food and drinks available.

richard hamilton

I'm not sure this is a place. But becomes a venue during the Edinburgh Fringe festival and a pretty good one at that. As it has some high quality street food vendors with very tasty food. Plus some bars. It just seems to get busier every year. Too busy this year I thought, as couldn't get a table to sit to eat the food.

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Pleasance Courtyard in Edinburgh

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