Our last day we took a walk here, and The Meadows was the perfect place to get in steps and pass the time. This large, clean park is near the university with walking/running trails. It is surrounded by trees. If you look above the trees you'll see how modern architecture blends with the very old buildings. In the park is a playground for toddlers and a little older children. A short-game 36-hole golf course is here with a neat history listed on the signs. You walk on at no cost carrying a wedge and putter and practice/play as long as you want. We saw two girlfriends playing, and two businessmen in shirts and ties playing during their lunch hour. There is also a dog park. Take a walk here on the paved paths. read more

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Ah the meadows. The name implies multiples of meadow, but it's really just one large field. The area is ringed by trees, there is a fenced-in dog and people park on the side, and ample room to laze about and look up at the clouds. You can see Arthur's seat in the distance, which is where we were headed when we decided to stop and sit. I found the place clean enough, but near my area of laze there were a multitude of cigarette butts. It didn't bother me too much, but I could have done without it. read more

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It's a nice place. Maybe it's because I'm from a country that has plenty of spaces like this, but the Meadows doesn't blow my mind. I mean yes, it nice and green, and it's cool having a space like this in the city, but in my view there are other awesome places like Inverleith Park, and the Botanic Gardens (obvious I'm from Stockbridge much?) that aren't such a hike to get to but have much better views. Also less people which I like. Walking through, this place is quite busy with people sitting with their lunch, drumming, playing with their children or walking through to get to their next destination. Overall a nice space that is easily accessible, and would probably be a favorite of mine if I lived on that side of town, but it's not so in blowing that I need to go out of my way to return. read more

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One of my favourite things since moving into the city is the amazing amount of green space and The Meadows tops that list. The first time I was wandering in this general direction, I kept stopping to ask folks how to get there and continually got the answer - "Oh don't worry, you can't miss it." Having only been in the city for a few days, I was pretty wary of this overwhelming confidence in my ability to find what I thought was just any ol' park. But folks visiting or new to the city: don't worry - you CAN'T miss it! This park is huge! I live down in Stockbridge, so I don't get here daily but whenever i'm in the area, one of my favourite things is to grab a cup of coffee and take a stroll through the meadows. It's beautiful, it's a great place to people watch, it's got amazing views of the castle and arthur's seat and it's one of the best places to motivate your lazy butt to get to the gym - because after the 50th jogger runs past you within ten minutes, you'll feel the exercise shame like nothing else. Now I moved here in October, so this has been a favourite pastime in the rain/sleet/fog/wind... now that spring is upon us?! This place in the sunshine?! Be prepared to see an expat swoon on many a sunny afternoon. read more

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I have no idea how all the sports teams/joggers that seem to always be on the meadows ever find the rest of their groups or arrange to meet! At peak times, almost every inch of this huge grassy park is covered with frisbee throwers, five-a-side matches, tai chai classes and any other type of vaguely sporty thing you can do outdoors. Don't worry though, there's enough for everyone. You'll always find a spot for picnicking on, sunbathing, reading or just relaxing with friends. Being right next to marchmont and the uni, this is hugely popular with students, especially at my favourite time of the academic year. As students start finishing their exams in mid May, it's time to get revenge on the library that's held you hostage for the last six weeks and while away days doing nothing even remotely constructive in the sun. Think beers, ipod docks, a frisbee and a towel to sunbathe on, and you've got all you'll need for your day of R&R Meadows-style. In fact, the only time you'll need to venture off the grass will be on a trip to the Starbucks, mini Sainsbury's and Peter's Yard swedish café which recently opened a stone's throw away. One word of warning... as unlikely as it may seem that it's possible to get sunburnt in Scotland, I can personally confirm that actually, yes you can. Don't forget your factor 20. read more

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After spending the day here, I've decided I love the Meadows more than most. Reasons include : - you can sit on the grass all day and nobody takes much notice - you can sit alone and be perfectly normal - you can take a picnic - you can join in games - you get asked to join in games - it's wonderfully green - no dog shit - no pesky cyclists almost killing you it's bliss read more

I am great fan of large open spaces and the Meadows fits that bill. Summer softbal practice? Check! Barbeque with friends? Check. Jogging? Check! Dog friendly? Great for families? School trips? Triple check! There are times that they host a circus or a foodie festival and charity events. This place has it all and it is so easy to get to as many buses from the City come close. Though it is only a 15 -20 min walk from Princes Street. This park is good for every season, but I prefer a good picnic in the summer. read more

Half of Edinburgh uses the Meadows as a back garden. It's the perfect place to walk a dog, sit in the sunshine (along with 1/4 of the city), have a picnic, play cricket, touch rugby, tennis or many other things, to go for a run or bike ride, to take a small person to play at the play park. Pretty much anything that you'd want to do outdoors in a park. I love it and can't imagine living in a city without this much space easily accessible. read more

The name conjures up the picture. Perfect place to chill and relax. Ten minutes from the city centre. You'll find all ages here. The play park is a superb place to take your children. (Snax Cafe is around the corner too). For those of a sporting persuasion there's the Tennis Courts. The Pavillion Cafe also resides besides the cricket areas. Football, volleyball, frisbee, the Meadows is a constant hive of activity. Balmy evenings, look for the BBQ smoke threading its way skywards. How many cities have the like in their centre's? As always during the summer there are many events - look for the tents - Fringe, Shows, Charity events, etc. read more

Four stars says I'm a fan - who am I to argue with the Yelp algorithm? The Meadows is a hard working park of many years standing, if it was a TV personality it would likely be David Attenborough. This park has pretty much seen it all: rugby games, festivals, The Ladyboys of Bangkok, cricket games in the evening sunshine and many a barbecue. It was also the epicentre of Edinburgh's 'Make Poverty History' march, when coaches from around these isles lined up around Melville Drive in July 2005 to deliver the thousands of marchers. It's a knowledgable park too, worldly wise. In a previous life it was the landing spot for emergency cases for the old Royal Infirmary - helicopters landing at all hours from the north sea and elsewhere. You'll still spot ambulances flying (metaphorically) round to the Sick Kids Hospital on its southern edge. Not many patches of grass (and all too often mud) will have a 'friends' society courtesy of the local residents. That may say more about the residents that it does about the park, but it also signifies what this space means to south central EH. Don't forget the suburbs of Marchmont were built for the Victorian middle classes, hence the lack of pubs. There aren't that many social spaces round these parts, which I think gives The Meadows a very important role in the social narrative of generations of folk. And then there's the spring flowers. And the blossom. Just glorious. read more

This beautiful, large green space is a joy when the sun is shining; truly coming to life at the annual Meadows Festival. I like the areas surrounding the Meadows; the marrying of different parts of town. You could easily take a detour and enjoy a greener, more scenic route through here. I like the businesses nearby, and also the sweet Pavilion cafe within the grounds. I like that this space is open and free and is often used by locals. Most of all, I like just passing through; thankful for this lovely piece of green space. read more

No better place to spend a summer's day in Edinburgh. Barbecue and beer with friends = perfect read more

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The Meadows offers a lot of different experiences in one park! There are loads of events throughout the year and is a great place to hang out and BBQ. There are families, students, and loads of people doing sports. Recently I've discovered the play park. Wow, what a huge, fun play park. What's really cool about this play park is how it's different sections are geared towards children's different ages. You have the toddler sand area with smaller more toddler friendly things to do and some toddler swings right behind it. Even though there are different sections, my toddler was very happy to explore the different areas and just walking around mingling with the other kids. This park has a lot to offer and it's a fun place for everyone. read more

Beautiful spot and a lovely haven right near the city - absolutely adore the meadows! read more

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The most enjoyable moment in Edinburgh: on a Saturday afternoon, the rain stopped and sunshine appeared, you walk through the meadows seeing that young people were playing tennis and jogging, parents with their kids were playing, grannies just sat on the bench enjoying the sunshine. Everything was peaceful. read more

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Whether you're a visitor to the city or a real Edinburgher The Meadows is a must. Vast open spaces lined with lush trees, a fabulous kiddies playground, tennis courts and decent toilet facilities...you can't really ask for more. There are also a number of cafes and pubs in the vicinity should it rain. I love the fact that throughout the majority of the year there are various events, tents and fairground attractions to enjoy. A group of us were here for a picnic recently and it appeared that we had the same idea as half of Edinburgh! Whilst busy there was plenty of space and the grassy areas are so well kept you don't even have to spend half the afternoon seeking out a decent place to lay your blanket down. The fact that we have this in the centre of Edinburgh makes it even better as you're so close to whatever is going on in the rest of the city, especially in August! A great place to go if you have kids and buggies :) Tip top! read more

Living and Breathing from the other side of town, Inverleith park is my usual spot for a quiet spot to read or walk, but watch out Inverleith Park, the Meadows is coming to get ya! This is the main lung of our fair city and oh what a breath of fresh air it is. Approach the park from George the fourth bridge and you'll find a host of street performers, ice cream and hot dog sellers to some delicious eateries like Neals Yard. The park is filled with families, students and young and old folk sitting in groups enjoying each others company, so find a spot and plonk yourself down on the green. There are several paths through the park which makes for a splendid jog and there's a kids play park where you can abandon the little ones for an hour or two. Don't really abandon them though, I don't think that's allowed. Oh and are you a dog lover? Theres pooches aplenty here. I've taken my cocker a long a few times, and I've always found the other dogs to play nice! So for me, even though it's a double bus ride or a 30 minute walk, I'm gonna move this one up and Inverleith down in my park rank. Who's up for beers and a BBQ!? read more

gorgeous, Central-park-like open space in Edinburg. I bought some onion rings in one of the fast food shops around and ate them on a bench in the sunshine. As it was the weekend, it was lovely to watch families having picnics around, runners jogging, groups playing sports etc. Very relaxing. The grass looked neat even though it was the end of winter. Lovely place. read more

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I was lucky to stay in a b&b in the southern side of the city. Every day I had the pleasure to cross this wonderful place to reach the city centre. It's so green and open and relaxing. The perfect playground for almost every sport and/or outdoor activity. It's healthy, joyful, nice, essential, useful. A perfect place to keep in mind as one of the best memories of my vacation in Edimburgh. read more

I thought that after our epic BBQ in the sun last night, it was about time i reviewed my front garden! Since moving in with Jenny L i now wake up to the stunning view that is the meadows every day. So naturally, as we are experiencing a tremendous heatwave in Edinburgh it was obvious that we should have a BBQ. We spread the word on Facebook and Twitter (next time i will mention on here of course) and a random bunch of friends met up in the meadows straight after work. The second the sun appears, a festival atmosphere descends, everyone is happy and smiling. Everyone bought along food, predominantly sausages and marshmallows, and an array of drinks, sadly no Pimms though. We were even blessed by a bonfire to warm us up as the sun went down (ok, it was actually a motorbike on fire but it had the same effect). So this extravaganza was not a one off, listen out for the next BBQ coming soon, or when the sun reappears anyway! Note to self for next time: bring more clothes and Pimms! read more

For my 100th review it has to be my most favourite place in Edinburgh. Seriously, one of the best things to do in Edinburgh is, on a freezing cold winter morning when the sun is shining and the frost is threatening to make the paths impassable, you throw on your runners and your scarf and head to the meadows. Another favourite is heading here at some godforsaken time to see the sun rise over Arthurs seat. And that's not even counting the twilight evenings spent drinking cider and barbequeing up a storm, the sunny Saturday afternoons when I grab a coffee and go read in the grass, or just nap...oh Lord a sunny Meadows nap is just delicious! One thing I don't like is when the place gets mega crowded and you're constantly being hit with frisbees/run over by children/over hearing undergrads talk about their 'ahmayzing noyt last noyt' but on the other hand: share the love! The Meadows is for everyone and it's great that on a sunny day all sorts can come and live in unity, barbequeing in the sun and relaxing in the grass. And, oh my goodness, the crocuses in spring! read more

The Meadows is one of the greatest attributes which Edinburgh has to offer. It's simply a massive expanse of grass, lines with trees and segmented by plenty of paths and walkways. Living in Marchmont, I walked across the Meadows at least once a day in my second year of uni and it provides the perfect head-clearing walk. The upshot of this, of course, is that the Meadows is horrendous when you're cold, wet, hungry and tired walking back from a night out. As all Marchmont and Bruntsfield students know, however, this is just character building. On warm, summer days the Meadows is undoubtedly the place to be. Everyone is playing touch rugby, frisbee, football or just chilling out with a bevvy and their mates. The Meadows is a valuable part of the city's geography and a great addition for everyone. read more

Sunbathing, sports, walking, chilling, people watching, reading, larking, living - whatever your outdoor needs are, The Meadows are a great place to pursue them. Stretching out over quite a large expanse of area surrounding the city centre of Edinburgh, including the student favoured Marchmont and Bruntsfield, this a green area of banter that is worth inhabiting when the weather is decent, and ideally when the sun is shining enough for some general basking and frolicking. I feel pretty fortunate, as an Edinburgh resident, to have The Meadows available for recreational purposes so close to the city centre. The last time it was super hot in temperature and sunny, well super hot for Scotland anyway, I went up to The Meadows to meet a group of friends and eat summery themed items/have a mini BBQ. Of course, about a thousand million other people had the same idea, but it's understandable considering the dire state of our weather 360 out of 365 days a year. read more

I love The Meadows, it's so beautiful but in a completely different way to how the Bruntsfield Links is beautiful. It's big, it's green, there is always something going on and there is loads of space to just plonk down with a book and watch the day unfold. I've only spent one day here during my entire time in Edinburgh and I loved it. The idea that there is somewhere like The Meadows that is so big yet so peaceful (at least as peaceful as it can be being so close to city centre) is a completely new concept to definitely one that I'm a fan of. I'm excited for this summer to get a barbecue, some cider and some friends and just spending the day here chilling out. read more

I love this place! When moving flats I wanted to make sure I was still relatively near the meadows, that's how much I like it. I use it at all times of the year for running, exercise classes, BBQs or for just chilling and reading a book (when it's sunny of course). I love the way as soon as the sun is out the meadows becomes full of people playing sports, having BBQs, picnics or just walking around. What I don't like is when people don't bother to clean their rubbish up after them, which I think is a real shame and lack of respect for the space. Also when people don't clean up after their dogs which is especially annoying for me as the exercise class I go to is in the dark at winter time and so we can't see where we are landing when we have to do ground exercises. I wouldn't dock a star for this though as this is to do with people and for the most part people respect the park. It's a great space to have in the city and there's so much variety of what happens there. read more

Its a place to be in Edinburgh to relax and inhale the beauty of green space within a city of nearly 500000 inhabitants. The location is easily accessible by foot or public transport from various areas like the Old Town (Royal Mile), passing the infamous Peters Yard coffee shop, or from North Clerk Street and the Summerhall (a well known event place) and off Lothian Road (with its bars and pubs). Its a vast green space area, ideal for picnics and outdoor activities and even festivals, like the one we visited this week: The Meadows Festival, a 2 day event with music, dance, flea market, food and an amusement park. Its unbelievable what kind of "Old stuff" you can buy at a flea market for less than 50p. There were masses of people sitting on the grass and listening to the music (I think it was Jazz, not so sure) on the stage, but still, it did not feel crowded. Just perfect! read more

Lovely big open green space. It gets quite sticky with people on a hot summers day! read more

I love the Meadows, it's one of my fav green spaces in Ed and I'm really lucky that I can pop down here on a lunchtime when I need a breath of fresh air to clear my head/blow away the cobwebs. Fantastic views over to Arthurs Seat, it's a great space in all seasons. Whether it's walking/jogging/running/inline skating or chilling on the grass/benches. But my favourite is Spring when the blossom is in full bloom and it makes you feel glad to be alive. I love that there's a measured mile if you want to know your distance whilst running/jogging. The tennis courts are well maintained, the playpark has some cool toys that I wouldn't mind having a go on, I just need to borrow some kids so I don't look like a weirdo... BBQ's and impromptu picnics with friends. There's the deli on the other side and the shops at Quartermile, all handy for getting something to eat/drink. Lots of Festivals and shows during the Festival can play havoc with the grassy areas but it's a well used community space and if Edinburgh was a person, the Meadows could easily be her heart and lungs. read more

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On warm, sunny days it is written in Edinburgh's constitution that you must head over to the Meadows. For those unfamiliar with the city, this is the large park that dominates an area just south of the city centre which Marchmont and Bruntsfield border. It's very green and clean, with room for everyone to enjoy the sunshine. There really is nowhere better to head with your mates, a 2 litre bottle of cider and a Frisbee. Unfortunately barbeques are not allowed, but I think you could probably get away with having a small one (if you did it on the sly and cleaned up after yourself). There are two decent play parks for kids, although you're never too old for the swings, and if you head up towards the part nearest Bruntsfield, there's a pitch and putt. Lovely jubbly. read more

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As soon as the sun comes out it seems all my friends Facebook status's say the same thing: "Meadows?" And like good little soldiers we all head up there. Not before grabbing some food and beer/cider beforehand. Then we spend the rest of the day basking in the sunshine and larking around. It seems most of Edinburgh thinks the same as the Meadows comes alive during the summer. The park is so huge that no matter how busy it is, you still feel relaxed and peaceful. There has been times when I have gone to meet friends and decided the park was too huge to find them in so instead set up camp elsewhere. Probably not the best place to hang out after dark though. Two friends were beaten up by a girl and a guy who had a 2 by 4 on the way home from a night out. read more

A beautiful park in one of the nicest areas of the city, the meadows, like every other park in large UK cities, becomes a magnet on a sunny day. Unfortunately, a sizeable proportion of the sun-worshippers whom descend upon it's grassy plains are those who still think it's both big and clever to neck bottles of beer and skeg in public places. It isn't, and by sunset when the atmosphere has long switched from relaxation to half-cut aggression, it just ruins it for those that don't require copious amounts of booze to feel happy. It's proximity to studentville also means it attracts huge numbers of Edinburgh University students, of whom a small but vocal minority are quite literally the most crass and hideous subculture on the planet. Lovely and green, but best appreciated on it's quieter days, when ironically, it will be freezing cold, raining and blowing gale force winds. read more

There are few cities where you can get something like the Meadows on your doorstep. For me it's now just down the road and it's probably the best thing about where I live. Whether you want to go jogging, play frisbee, rugby, football or laze around in the sunshine, perhaps with a good book, the Meadows is big enough to accommodate you; the Meadows is really vast. Even on Saturdays when they have two cricket games on there is still more than enough room for all. For those looking to get a kick about Wednesday and Saturday afternoons are the best times - around 2pm being ideal. This is when most of the games kick off. Whether you go on your own or with mates if you come on these days you should get a game, just so long as you ask around a bit. Backed by Arthur's Seat and bordered by trees the Meadows is a great place to relax and on sunny days it will be full of people with the same idea. For those looking for a bit more excitement there is a miniature golf course on offer - not mini-golf, but scaled down golf with hills and greens included. You will have to bring your own clubs and balls - I've never seen any for hire - but it's free so well worth the expense if you will to pursue this regularly. On a summers day this is the place to be and if you're a hardcore sportsman or jogger then it might be the place to be all year round. read more

Nothing beats a frolic in the Meadows. This flat expanse of green, green grass spans over from the University of Edinburgh towards Marchmont in the south. There are some interesting quirks in this park, not to mention it being the popular spot for sporting events. There are a number of smaller events held here, not to mention the Meadows marking the Moonwalk's beginning and end. It was at this event that I first entered the Meadows, and thought it was a great space for a big events as much as it was a beautiful park to see at the break of dawn. People young and old flock to the Meadows to take advantage of the tennis courts, to laze in what little sun Scotland grabs and to bring their kids for a good old run around. It is one of the quintessential parks of Edinburgh, and one of the best. read more

During the summer (if we get any sun, that is) The Meadows is a prime sun bathing location and on a sunny day you will see the people of Edinburgh strolling through here in their droves. The Meadows is huge and if you have kids, you can keep them occupied for the whole afternoon with a picnic and they can play in the play area complete with slides, swings and climbing frames. It's not just people that enjoy this place, our furry companions are equally big fans. One of my friends lives not far from The Meadows and comes here every morning and evening with her little dog Jeffrey. I've been with her many a time with little Jeffrey who just loves running around The Meadows. Excellent for a picnic, sunbathing, an early morning stroll and best of all in summer, The Meadows is loved by all. The only downside is that there can occasionally be dodgy characters wandering around complete with Pit Bull but nothing's perfect, I guess. read more

The Meadows are fantastic, and the city is blessed to have such a huge area so close to the city centre. For me the best thing about coming here is for 'Meadows Football', you can come here on any day, but particularly Saturday or Sunday and get involved in a match with other guys who are equally just looking to have a good kick about. Whenever even the slightest glimpse of the sun comes out, the meadows come to life with an abundance of picnickers and sunbathers, trying their luck at getting a tan in Scotland. There are also tennis courts that are on the periphery of the Meadows and throughout most of the year they are free to use but in the summer they are only free in the evenings after 6pm. The meadows is also a perfect area to just come and relax, alone or with friends, listen to music, read a book or just lark around. read more

Along with the Castle and Arthur's Seat, the Meadows are the Jewel in Edinburgh's crown. They are fantastic, a huge open space in the middle of a city, a refreshing sight nowadays. Stretching from Newington to Bruntsfield and running up the length of Marchmont, they are the student's playground, but also one for the rest of the city's residents. On an average day you can see people jogging, training for sports, having a kick about, playing ultimate frisbee, or just chilling out having a chat. During the summer, the Meadows shines. In the first few days of sunshine, about half the student population run out to sunbathe, drink, smoke and have a laugh. The festival atmosphere at this time is great, with everyone getting on. During the festival as well they have entertainments there, including the infamous Lady Boys of Bangkok. If you are coming up to the city make sure you pay them a visit, and if you are a resident you already know how good they are. read more

A park of all seasons! In winter you can come and sledge here and enjoy a winter wonderland In spring don't miss out on the cherry blossoms and free golf just in the next door links! Oh and of course all the FLOWERS! In the summer this is the place to be during those few hot days- BBQ, frisbee, music and good vibes! There is also a circus on the grounds during the Fringe. In autumn the beautiful (and a bit sad) shades of leaves are a great feat. A lovely park to jog, walk, read, hang out in and one of my favourite spots in Edinburgh! read more

Probably the best place to spend a warm sunny day in Edinburgh. On days as spectacular as 30/09/11, thousands of people converge on the sprawling park to BBQ, sun-bathe and frisbee, all activities I didn't expect to find when I moved to Edinburgh. Definitely not complaining though. I mostly use the park as a running track, and running through large groups of sun-dress-wearing girls, with the air smelling of grilled meats (and faintly of el' weedo) is much, much more enjoyable that slugging it out on a treadmill. read more

Living on the doorstep of the Meadows is fantastic! This leafy blossom filled park on the southside of the city attracts people from all walks of life and is definately best enhoyed in sunshine! The introduction of a Sainsbury's local means that the Meadows becomes awash with their signature orange bags as everyone has stocked up on chilled drinks, picnics and is now regularly followed by the smell and sight of BBQ smoke! It never ceases to amaze me the number of people that flock to the Meadows in the sunshine.. My funniest memory from last year was a group having a BBQ - nothing unusual about that I hear you say - true but this lot had dragged a settee, armchair and coffee table with them... was like watching a series of 'Friends'! lol Keep an eye out during the early summer months for students and would be street performers practising their juggling or tightrope (yes they tie bands around the trees) skills... or games of touch rugby, cricket and not to forget the mad men n women who pay to be shouted at by the British Military Fitness guys every other day! For those with young families the childrens playpark is superb and equiped for all age groups but be warned if the sun is out (or even just a dry day) at the weekend then you better get there early as it has to be the busiest playpark in Edinburgh! read more

This has to be my favorite park in Edinburgh. I know... there are a few in New Town that are just stellar, but The Meadows is home. On a warm day you'll find thousands of people sprawled across the green sod eating, drinking, singing, dancing, playing, chatting, sleeping. It's amazing. Why though? Well, there is ample room to play sport for starters. You'll find football, rugby, cricket, frisbee, quidditch, tight rope walking and much more being played. The views. Few parks give you the impressive mix of new and old architecture whilst taking in the beautiful presence of Arthur's Seat in the distance. Run much? The Meadows is a great place to knock out a short, flat run in Edinburgh. Flat ground is difficult to find in this city. The lack of a running track anywhere near city centre is made up for by The Meadows loop. Interested in mile repeats? Head towards the long green buildings in the middle of the meadows. On the left, there is a path with a sign. The sign depicts a 1-mile loop using The Meadow paths. Okay, we know The Meadows is great. The only hassle is locating your friends right? No worries! As I and all my new mates were new to the city, we found it really difficult to find each other is this massive field. Google to the rescue. A smart lad put this fantastic Meadows Map together. Enjoy. http://www.burntfen.net/comic/comics/087.png read more