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The
Assembly Rooms
George Street,
Edinburgh
Friday
March 14,
noon - 6.45pm
Saturday
March 15,
10.00 am - 5.00pm Admission
Free
To make planning
your trip as stress free as possible, Edinburgh and Lothian Tourist
Board can help you plan every aspect of your visit.
Edinburgh
& Lothian Tourist Board
Scottish
Tourist Board
You
can also use these sites to find short break deals and late- booking
offers and up to date on-line information. It is also possible to book
accomodation on-line or call the National Information and Booking Line
0845 225 55121 |
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| As a
major International destination and leading European capital,
getting to Edinburgh couldn't be easier, however you choose to
travel |
| By
Air |
| Edinburgh
International Airport is only 12km (8 miles) west of the city
centre and is easily reached by car, taxi or on one of the special
airport buses which run frequently from the city centre and take
around 20 minutes. |
| By
Rail |
The Great
North-Eastern Railway and Virgin Trains link Edinburgh and London,
taling you from capital to capital in just over 4 hours.
The Caledonian Sleeper Service is operated by ScotRail and runs
overnight, 6 nights a week, between London (Euston) and Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is only around 2 hours from York, Newcastle, Inverness
and Aberdeen by train. And Glasgow is even closer, with a regular
shuttle service connecting the two cities in less than an hour. |
| By
Road |
| The capital
is easily accessed by a first class road network. If you're working
to a budget, a wide range of regular coach services connect Edinburgh
with the rest of the UK. |
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