English: St Bernard's Well, a mineral water well on the south bank of the Water of Leith, in an estate once known as St Bernard's. It is in the shape of a circular temple supported by ten tall Doric order columns, with a statue made in 1791 from Coade stone of Hygieia, the Greek goddess of health, in the centre.
Nederlands: St-Bernard's Well, is een mineraalbron op de zuidelijke oever van de Water of Leith, in een domein dat vroeger St-Bernard's heette. Het heeft de vorm van een cirkelvormige tempel ondersteund door tien Dorische zuilen met een standbeeld in Coadesteen van Hygieia, de Griekse godin van de gezondheid, properheid en hygiëne.
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