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The Meadows remain one of the most important open spaces in Edinburgh and one of the most popular. There's something for everyone with the biggest play area in the city, large grassed areas, tennis courts, cafe and toilets.
Edinburgh's free volunteer-run music & community Meadows Festival returns on the 1st and 2nd June 2024.
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