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| Dene Village is a conservation area, a mere short walk from Edinburgh's hustle and bustle of Princes Street. It is an area of the city that is undoubtedly missed by a lot of tourists, yet there are some really old buildings to be found, in what is a deep valley, with the Water of Leith cutting through the middle. A longer set of photo's than usual, as it seemed a shame to split them in a couple of parts. |
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| Some of the oldest buildings in Edinburgh can be found in Dene Village. |
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| Hawthornbank Lane. |
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| The cobbled streets add to the area's charm. |
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| Edinburgh School Board building. See photo below. |
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| One of the bridges over the Water of Leith. |
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| The Water of Leith between the historic buildings. |
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| This view gives some idea as to how deep the valley is. |
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| Our travelling mascot wanted his photo taken! |
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| Washing day! |
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| Architecture so typical of Edinburgh. |
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| The final view of the Water of Leith. |
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