Set in this small, quiet public park is a circle of 32 stone rocks representing each of Scotland's local authorities and showing the diversity of Scotland's geology. Others prefer to think of them as points on a compass and many people think of the Stones of Scotland as a gathering place and place for discussion.
The first stone was laid in 2000 to commemorate the re-opening of the Scottish Parliament which you can see from the park's elevated position. If you want to explore the area below, take Jacob's Ladder.
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