Amazing beautiful place. Like stepping into a more elegant past.
Donald
Built in 1756 for a Merchant, Rock House is a historic gem in the heart of Edinburgh. From its secluded position at the foot of Calton Hill, it has an elavated terrace which has the most wonderful panoramic views over the landmark sites of the City.
This house is such a gem…I hate to tell anyone about it!!;)
Kris
What a beautiful spot in the city!
Samantha
This is a great home for travelers wanting a true Scottish feel for their stay.
Linda
Very close to train station. We walked everywhere to Castle and Royal Mile. Close to stores and restaurants. Wonderful historic landmark…thank you for sharing
Kathy
Rock House History
Built in the 1750s, Rock House is reputed to be one of the oldest houses in Edinburgh’s new town. It came to worldwide fame as the home of David Octavius Hill, the artist and pioneering photographer who in 1843 together with Robert Adamson developed the calotype process at Rock House.
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Rock House Art
Rock House has a unique and transformative connection with Scottish photography and art.
