Edinburgh Report
Carlton Hill, located within an easy walking distance from the city's bustling center, is an excellent example of a primary location. [1] The space offers its users with a wealth of activities. Among the biggest draws to the area are the multiple vantage points which offer breathtaking views of King Arthur's Seat, the water and the historic buildings in the city below. The space has a lot more to offer than simply its stunning location. For instance, it is home to The Collective--a modern art organization. Just outside The Collective is a food truck called Milk at Collective, which offers selections such coffee and sandwiches. Two tables offer visitors primary seating. The Collective is expanding into the adjacent City Observatory, a gorgeous building that is a draw in its own right. The observatory was designed by William Henry Playfair in 1818 and the style was inspired by the Greek temple of the Four Winds [2]. Classical inspiration is also clearly visibl...