Edinburgh & East Lothian Doors Open Days 2020
Edinburgh & East Lothian Doors Open Days 2020 was held on the 26th and 27th September 2020. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency, it was decided that there was to be no physical access to buildings in 2020. Instead, we turned Doors Open Days into a digital event that still allowed digital access to the buildings you love.
You will find details below of venues across Edinburgh and East Lothian that prepared a wide range of digital materials for you to access online that tell you more about their buildings, outdoors spaces, history and more. Use the map function, search by category or keyword, or simply scroll to the bottom and take some time explore some fantastic locations.
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East Lothian's 1722 Waggonway is Scotland's oldest railway. Enjoy a virtual tour -
Abbeymount Studios is Out of the Blue Arts & Education Trust’s exciting creative space...
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Edinburgh’s grand Assembly Rooms on George Street opened on the 11th January 1787 for...
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Augustine is a diverse, progressive Christian congregation of the United Reformed Church. For Doors Open...
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After the first successful urban community right to buy campaign, Action Porty reopened the...
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Built on part of Edinburgh’s first city wall, the history of 17 Victoria Terrace...
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Bridgend Farmhouse is a community owned and run charitable organisation in south Edinburgh with...
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Building work on Edinburgh's famous Canongate Kirk began in 1688 and in its day...
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Watch Lisa Williams explain the hidden history of the relationship between Edinburgh's observatory and...
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Edinburgh’s newest principal cemetery, the 15 acre Craigmillar Castle Park Cemetery, off Old Dalkeith...
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The Cockburn Association gratefully acknowledges support for Doors Open Days Edinburgh 2020 from the City of Edinburgh Council. Doors Open Days takes place throughout Scotland and is part of European Heritage Days. Information about the national programme can be found at www.doorsopendays.org.uk.