The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is well underway, with the city having already witnessed almost a week of performances.
And tourists from across the UK - and further afield - have descended on the city to make the most of the festival, which returns in full for the first time in two years following covid-related curtailments.
Of course, it's a big year for the Fringe as this year marks its 75th anniversary, meaning we're set to enjoy an extra special festival this time round.
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In the run-up the much-loved and much-talked about Edinburgh event, we've brought you everything you need to know guide, including info on the shows you should be seeking out, ticket advice, food and drink recommendations and a guide to all the major venues.
But one question that gets asked the most - by tourists and by locals - is where the public toilets are in the city. With people out and about enjoying a few drinks, they might come in handy.
Thankfully, Edinburgh City Council a published list of all the public toilets in the city, includes some temporary ones brought in specifically for the Fringe.
Here's the list in full, including their opening times:
- Bruntsfield Links, (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Hermitage of Braid, Greenbank Crescent, 10am to 4pm
- Castle Hill, 10am to 8pm
- Castle Terrace, NCP car park (has accessible toilet next to Gents) 10am to 8pm
- Colinton, 300A Colinton Road (has accessible toilet) 10am to 7pm
- Cramond 10am to 8pm
- Hawes Pier, South Queensferry 10am to 8pm
- High Street, South Queensferry (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Lauriston Castle 10am to 4pm
- Meadows, Hope Park (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Portobello, Pipe Lane (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Portobello, Bath Street 10am to 8pm
- Princes Street Gardens Ross Bandstand (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Princes Street Gardens West (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Saughton Park, Courtyard (has accessible toilet) 10am to 7pm
- Saughton Park, Winter Gardens (has accessible toilet) 10am to 7pm
- Stockbridge, Hamilton Place 10am to 7:30pm
Meanwhile, temporary toilets are available at the following locations:
- Inverleith, next to the cricket pavilion (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Leith Links, next to the old bowling green (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
- Pentlands: Harlaw, near visitor centre (has accessible toilet) 10am to 6pm
- The Meadows, Middle Meadow Walk (has accessible toilet) 10am to 8pm
And two sets of public toilets are currently closed for repairs:
Nicolson Square
Taylor Gardens
For everything else you might need to know about the Fringe, make sure to read our all-in-one guide here.
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