📜 A hidden gem on the 7th floor of the National Museum of Scotland. 🔍 Designed by sculptor Andy Goldsworthy, it offers panoramic views of Edinburgh's Old Town, Edinburgh Castle, New Town, Braid Hills, and Firth of Forth. # Why Go 👀 Dazzling views from all four sides, including Edinburgh Castle, New Town, and the Firth of Forth. 🚶 Escape city centre crowds during tourist months. 🏛️ Get a different perspective on the city, and it's part of one of the most visited attractions in the country. 🍃 Landscaped with Scottish plants. 🌬️ Enjoy a stiff breeze from the coast. # Why Avoid ⏳ Elevator wait can be lengthy during peak times. # Cost 💰 Access included with museum visit, no separate fee. # Hours 🕒 Open during National Museum of Scotland operating hours. # Tips ⬆️ Take the Terrace Lift from Level 1 (Kingdom of Scots gallery) to the 7th floor. 🚶‍♀️ Alternatively, take lifts near Chambers Street entrance Gift Shop to the 5th floor and walk up two flights. # 📍 Location Inside the National Museum of Scotland, enter via Tower entrance (corner of Chambers Street and George IV Bridge).