George Street (to the north via connecting streets)

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George Street is one of Edinburgh’s principal New Town thoroughfares, known for its Georgian architecture, shops, restaurants, and offices running parallel to Princes Street.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
country Scotland
formsPartOf Edinburgh city centre
hasArchitecturalStyle Georgian architecture
hasBuildingType bars
offices
restaurants
retail units
townhouses
hasConnectingStreetsToNorth Queen Street (Edinburgh)
hasConnectingStreetsToSouth Princes Street (Edinburgh)
linked to: Princes Street
hasConservationStatus within conservation area
hasJunctionWith Castle Street (Edinburgh)
Charlotte Square
Frederick Street (Edinburgh)
Hanover Street (Edinburgh)
St Andrew Square
hasLandUse leisure
mixed commercial
office
retail
hasOrientation east–west
hasPeriodOfConstruction late 18th century
hasPublicSpace Charlotte Square
St Andrew Square
hasTransportRole major east–west route in New Town
hasUrbanCharacter formal Georgian avenue
isCentralAxisOf Edinburgh New Town grid
isTouristAttraction true
knownFor Georgian architecture
offices
restaurants
shops
locatedIn Edinburgh
New Town, Edinburgh
linked to: New Town
namedAfter King George III
parallelTo Princes Street (Edinburgh)
linked to: Princes Street
partOf Edinburgh New Town plan
World Heritage Site Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
streetLayout grid plan
urbanFunction business district street
commercial street

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Charlotte Square, Edinburgh borderedBy George Street (to the north via connecting streets)