Edinburgh Palm Houses reopen after five-year restoration

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 14:37 · Archive

Edinburgh's Palm Houses have reopened after a five-year closure for restoration.

Edinburgh's Palm Houses have reopened to the public after five years of closure for restoration work. The £10.6m refurbishment project was funded by the Scottish Government and supported by a significant fundraising campaign.

The historic glasshouses, which form part of Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden, are described as a crowning glory of the garden. Those involved in the reopening have expressed excitement and relief at the completion of the restoration work.

How it is being reported

• Edinburgh’s historic Palm Houses reopen after five-year restorationEdinburgh Evening News · 2 Oct, 14:02
• The one problem with the welcome return of Edinburgh's magnificent Palm HousesThe Scotsman · 2 Oct, 06:00
• 'Excited and relieved' - Edinburgh Palm Houses re-open after 5 years as a glorious future growsThe Scotsman · 2 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Edinburgh · Royal Botanic Garden · Scottish Government

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