Colinton Tunnel

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Colinton Tunnel is a historic former railway tunnel in the Colinton area of Edinburgh, Scotland, now renowned for its large-scale mural artworks and community-led regeneration as a public art space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public art space
railway tunnel
tourist attraction
access free to enter
open year-round
artistInvolved local artists
professional muralists
artProjectCompletion around 2020
artProjectStart late 2010s
artTheme Robert Louis Stevenson poem "From a Railway Carriage" NERFINISHED
local history of Colinton
nature and wildlife
railway heritage
communityInvolvement local residents
schoolchildren
youth groups
constructionMaterial stone
country Scotland
currentStatus non-railway use
open to the public
function regenerated community space
hasFeature community art
historical railway architecture
large-scale murals
lighting installation
poetry-themed artwork
hasLength approximately 140 metres
hasUse cycle route
pedestrian route
public art gallery
heritage former railway infrastructure
locatedIn Colinton NERFINISHED
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Water of Leith walkway NERFINISHED
former Balerno railway line
nearbyLandmark Colinton Village NERFINISHED
Spylaw Park NERFINISHED
Water of Leith NERFINISHED
openedForRailTraffic 19th century
organisedBy Colinton Tunnel mural project
local community volunteers
originalFunction railway tunnel for Balerno branch line
railLine Balerno branch line NERFINISHED
Balerno branch of the Caledonian Railway NERFINISHED
railwayClosed 20th century
railwayStatus disused
shape arched tunnel
supportedBy City of Edinburgh Council NERFINISHED
charitable funding bodies
local businesses
tourismRole attracts visitors to Colinton and Water of Leith

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Colinton hasLandmark Colinton Tunnel