Vennel steps

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Vennel steps is a steep, historic stone staircase in Edinburgh’s Old Town that offers a notable view of Edinburgh Castle and connects the Grassmarket to higher streets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic staircase
pedestrian thoroughfare
tourist attraction
accesses The Vennel (alleyway) NERFINISHED
accessType public pedestrian access
connects Grassmarket NERFINISHED
higher streets above Grassmarket
country Scotland
United Kingdom
hasCharacteristic historic
steep
hasLighting street lamps along the steps
hasNameOrigin Scots word “vennel” meaning alley or lane
hasParapet stone walls along the staircase
hasSurface stone steps
hasViewDirection north towards Edinburgh Castle
isPartOf historic core of Edinburgh
isPopularFor castle viewpoints
photography
locatedIn Edinburgh
Old Town, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
material stone
near Grassmarket square NERFINISHED
West Port area of Edinburgh NERFINISHED
offersViewOf Edinburgh Castle NERFINISHED
partOf Edinburgh Old Town street network NERFINISHED
tourismSignificance well-known Instagram and postcard viewpoint of Edinburgh Castle
urbanContext medieval street pattern of Edinburgh Old Town
usedFor pedestrian access
tourist sightseeing

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Grassmarket hasLandmark Vennel steps