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Graystone Gallery’s Role in the Local Stockbridge Art Scene
Graystone Gallery at 52 Hamilton Place, Stockbridge: Edinburgh's contemporary Scottish art destination showcasing rotating exhibitions in the heart of the city's artistic quarter. -
Visiting Information of Graystone Gallery
Graystone Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm, and Sunday by appointment. Our space is fully accessible with step-free entry. Our gallery team, including Lesley and Rob, are always on hand to provide insight into our collection and artists.
We offer several services directly from our Stockbridge location, combining them with our online offering including our popular try-before-you-buy programme, the OwnArt payment scheme for interest-free instalments, and in-situ viewing services. For enquiries about your visit, contact us at 07786 373738.
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The Heart of Edinburgh's Art District
The historic cobbled lanes and St Stephen's Church tower create the perfect backdrop for Graystone Gallery's presence in Stockbridge, Edinburgh's culturally rich art district just minutes from our Hamilton Place location. -
Getting Here
Graystone Gallery is conveniently located at 52 Hamilton Place, just a 15-minute walk from Edinburgh's city centre. From Princes Street, follow Frederick Street northward, continuing onto Circus Place and then right onto Hamilton Place.
Public transport options include bus 36, with stops just 2 minutes from our door. Get off at bus stop “Hamilton Place.” Alternatively, take bus 29 to stop “Kerr Street.” For those driving, metered street parking is available on Hamilton Place and surrounding streets, with free parking on Saturdays and Sundays.
The gallery's distinctive storefront, with its elegant grey exterior and large display window showcasing current exhibitions, makes us easy to spot. Our address, "No 52," is clearly marked above our entrance.
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Edinburgh's iconic skyline at sunset. Just a short walk from Graystone Gallery's Stockbridge location, where the city's rich architectural heritage provides endless inspiration for the contemporary Scottish artists we showcase.
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More Art & Culture to Explore Nearby
Beyond Graystone Gallery, Stockbridge offers a rich tapestry of complementary cultural experiences. For those eager to continue their artistic adventure or simply soak up local culture, consider exploring these nearby gems:
- Boutiques and Antique Shops: Stockbridge’s streets (such as St. Stephen Street and Raeburn Place) are lined with quirky independent shops. You’ll find antique bookstores, vintage clothing, record shops, and artisan craft stores. Browsing these is a cultural experience in itself – each shop has its own story and connection to the community. Art lovers might especially enjoy the Henderson Art Shop (for art supplies and local art pieces) which has been an institution here for years.
- Historic Sights & Greenspaces: Combine art with a bit of history by visiting places like St. Bernard’s Church or the Victorian-era Stockbridge Parish Church, which often have art displays or community events. Just up the road, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (a 10-minute walk from central Stockbridge) offers a peaceful dose of nature, sculpture installations, and heritage greenhouses – a nice counterpoint to gallery hopping. And if you stroll towards the New Town, you’ll find galleries like The Scottish Gallery and others in the wider art district of Edinburgh’s city centre.
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HOW TO FIND Graystone Gallery