MORE than £150,000 was needed to reinstate Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens after it was turned into a mud bath by the Christmas market.
About 2.6million people visited the market, which was held at East Princes Street Gardens for seven weeks.
Pictures of the aftermath showed the site in a terrible state, as heritage campaigners urged for a rethink on mass tourism in Edinburgh.
It has now been revealed the cost to repair the gardens was more than £150,000 – three times higher than in previous years.
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