EDINBURGH TRIP MAY 2 to 9 2009
Energy
Parliament
History
Saturday
May 2
SATURDAY MAY 2 ARRIVALS
Liliane Bois-Simon : arrival 16h35 flight BA
1448
Group arrival at 11:55 (flight 6904)
ACCOMMODATION
BELFORD YOUTH HOSTEL
http://www.edinburghhostels.com/belford.htm
6-8 Douglas Gardens
Edinburgh, EH4 3DA, United Kingdom
+44 131 225 6209
Booking Reference : 7954
Room type : 10 Bed mixed Dorm + 6 Bed mixed dorm
Continental breakfast included
(as you will see from the map, we’re close to Princess Street,
Edinburgh’s main shopping centre street and about 15 minute
walk from Waverley train Station)
Sunday
May 3
10.00 hrs The Georgian House 7 Charlotte
Square WALKING TOUR with Bill Hill An
overview of the old and New towns of
Edinburgh, exploring secret alleyways and
places often missed by visitors. Emphasis will
be placed on the Old Alliance between
Scotland and France and how France
influenced Scottish history, language,
architecture and culture. The tour will be
liberally seasoned with amusing anecdotes
and humour. Route. Charlotte Square, South
Charlotte Street to the west end of Princes
street Kings Stables Road to Grassmarket,
Victoria Street to Lawn market and to Castle
Entrance. Walk down Royal Mile, taking in
Canongate Kirkyard, to the Palace of
Holyroodhouse.Tour Ends 13.00hrs
07899878857 (Mobile) 0131 445 1296
10.00 hrs The Georgian House 7 Charlotte Square WALKING
TOUR with Bill Hill
10.00 hrs The Georgian House 7 Charlotte Square
WALKING TOUR with Bill Hill
An overview of the old and New towns of Edinburgh, exploring
secret alleyways and places often missed by visitors. Emphasis will
be placed on the Old Alliance between Scotland and France and
how France influenced Scottish history, language, architecture and
culture. The tour will be liberally seasoned with amusing
anecdotes and humour. Route. Charlotte Square, South Charlotte
Street to the west end of Princes street Kings Stables Road to
Grassmarket, Victoria Street to Lawn market and to Castle
Entrance. Walk down Royal Mile, taking in Canongate Kirkyard, to
the Palace of Holyroodhouse.Tour Ends 13.00hrs 07899878857
(Mobile) 0131 445 1296 (home)
An overview of the old and New towns of
Edinburgh, exploring secret alleyways and places
often missed by visitors. Emphasis will be placed on
the Old Alliance between Scotland and France and
how France influenced Scottish history, language,
architecture and culture. The tour will be liberally
seasoned with amusing anecdotes and humour.
Route. Charlotte Square, South Charlotte Street to
the west end of Princes street Kings Stables Road
to Grassmarket, Victoria Street to Lawn market and
to Castle Entrance. Walk down Royal Mile, taking in
Canongate Kirkyard, to the Palace of
Holyroodhouse.Tour Ends 13.00hrs 07899878857
(Mobile) 0131 445 1296 (home)
(home)
Monday
May 4
Edinburgh City Car Club is open from 9h30 to
17h30, 51 Argyle Street
City Car Club at Edinburgh Park
website
City Car Club is one of the UK’s leading car
clubs and provides a cheaper and greener
alternative to owning a car. Members of the
club have 24-hour access to cars which are
parked on the street in convenient locations
in seven cities across the UK. There are over
300 cars in London, Brighton, Bristol, Bath,
Birmingham, Norwich and Edinburgh and
they can be booked by the hour for less than
£5 by both residents and
businesses. Bookings can be made directly
from the cars at a moments notice, on the
internet at www.citycarclub.co.uk or over the
telephone on 0845 330 1234. Cars are parked
in designated parking bays and once booked,
members gain access with their smart
enabled, personal membership card (totally
keyless access). Their PIN is entered onto the
onboard computer and then they can just
drive away. Journeys made are itemised and
sent out on a monthly statement.
City Car Club is much cheaper than owning a
car because members don’t have to pay for
depreciation, insurance, maintenance or
parking permits. Petrol is included in the bill
as well (the first 50 miles on any day are free)
10h20 (arrive at 10h00) : 7 tickets booked for guided tour of
10h20 (arrive at 10h00): 7 tickets booked for
the Scottish Parliament
I am pleased to confirm that 7 places have been reserved on
the 10:20 tour on Monday 4th May 2009 for the Ecole Nationale
Supérieure des Mines under your name.
guided tour of the Scottish Parliament
I am pleased to confirm that 7 places have been
reserved on the 10:20 tour on Monday 4th May
2009 for the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines
under your name.
Please ensure that your group arrives no later than 20 minutes
before your tour departure time, to allow sufficient time to
proceed through our security-controlled entrance. The Scottish
Parliament will make every effort to accommodate late arriving
groups, however, this may not always be possible.
Your tickets can be obtained from the Visitor Information Desk in
the Main Hall, which is adjacent to the public entrance. Payment
can be made with cash, cheque and debit or credit cards on
arrival.
If you wish to cancel your tour, or add additional members to your
party, please contact us as soon as possible; we may not be able
to accommodate extra group members if all tours are fully
booked. If you have any further enquiries feel free to contact us;
alternatively, additional information can be found at our website
www.scottish.parliament.uk
We look forward to welcoming you to The Scottish Parliament.
Kind Regards
Sofia Nunes
Visitor Services
Please ensure that your group arrives no later than
20 minutes before your tour departure time, to
allow sufficient time to proceed through our
security-controlled
entrance.
The
Scottish
Parliament will make every effort to accommodate
late arriving groups, however, this may not always
be possible.
Your tickets can be obtained from the
Visitor Information Desk in the Main Hall, which is
adjacent to the public entrance. Payment can be
made with cash, cheque and debit or credit cards
on arrival.
If you wish to cancel your tour, or add additional
members to your party, please contact us as soon
as possible; we may not be able to accommodate
extra group members if all tours are fully booked.
If you have any further enquiries feel free to
contact us; alternatively, additional information
can
be
found
at
our
website
www.scottish.parliament.uk
We look forward to welcoming you to The Scottish
and there is a card in the car if you ever need
to fill up.The savings across a year are
substantial and according to new RAC figures
a motorist driving 4,000 miles a year in a
Vauxhall Corsa would pay around £2,381 on
insurance, petrol, maintenance, depreciation,
road tax and parking. A City Car doing the
same mileage will cost just £1,065. A huge
saving of £1,316. And being a member of a
car club is good for the environment as well.
Each City Car replaces 20 privately owned
cars on average and generally our members
cut down on unnecessary car journeys by
35% after they join.
Across the 300 strong fleet based all around
cities around the UK City Car Club saves
7,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year,
the equivalent of 1,373 flights to Australia.
(Figures of 5.1 Tonnes of CO2 for a one-way
flight to Australia: Source
ClimateFriendly.com)
So it saves you a packet, and it saves the
planet.
For more information for City Car Club at
Edinburgh Park please check out the attached
pdf file.
To register as a member at Edinburgh
Park please do so here
City Car Club at Edinburgh Park More
Details.pdf
0131 348 5200
Parliament.
14h00 Tour of the National Museum of Scotland and of
the Kingdom of the Scots section
Thank you for your email, I’m pleased to hear that your group
would like to visit the museum. We are able to provide a tour
of the Kingdom of the Scots Gallery with one of our guides,
there is a charge of £2 per person for this. You will not need
to pay this until you come in on the day, alternatively I can
send you an invoice after the tour has taken place.
Kind Regards
Caroline White
Learning and Programmes Administrator
(normally work Weds and Thurs)
National Museums Scotland
Chambers Street
Edinburgh EH1 1JF
Tel: +44 (0) 131 247 4206
email: c.white@nms.ac.uk
www.nms.ac.uk
Please meet your guide at the meeting point in Hawthornden
Court.
Thank you for your booking, we hope you enjoy your tour.
Caroline White
Learning and Programmes Administrator
T 0131 247 4041
c.white@nms.ac.uk
Sofia Nunes
Visitor Services
0131 348 5200
14h00 Tour of the National Museum of
Scotland and of the Kingdom of the Scots
section
Thank you for your email, I’m pleased to hear
that your group would like to visit the museum.
We are able to provide a tour of the Kingdom
of the Scots Gallery with one of our guides,
there is a charge of £2 per person for this. You
will not need to pay this until you come in on
the day, alternatively I can send you an invoice
after the tour has taken place.
Caroline White
Learning and Programmes Administrator
(normally work Weds and Thurs)
National Museums Scotland
Chambers Street
Edinburgh EH1 1JF
Tel: +44 (0) 131 247 4206
email: c.white@nms.ac.uk
www.nms.ac.uk
Please meet your guide at the meeting point in
Hawthornden Court.
Thank you for your booking, we hope you
enjoy your tour.
Caroline White
Learning and Programmes Administrator
T 0131 247 4041
c.white@nms.ac.uk
Tuesday
May 5
10h00De : Gordon Paterson [mailto:gordon@epTRIP to ABERDEEN
Departure 8h35 from St Andrews Square management.co.uk]
Envoyé : jeudi 26 mars 2009 17:00
Arrival Aberdeen bus station 11h45
13h00 AREG
Aberdeen Renewables Energy Group
(AREG) Zoe Corsi and Iain Todd – the
renewables champion for AREG. We
could talk about what AREG is, why it
was set up and the key projects – the
Aberdeen Offshore Windfarm and the
Energy Futures Centre.
15h30 Mhairi Begg, responsible for the
development of the renewable sector
and leader of offshore wind Scottish
Enterprise Energy Team 44-1224-25-2000 Mhairi.Begg@scotent.co.uk
http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/
17h00 Mike Duncan OPITO
I suggest we plan on an hour with a
presentation for 30 – 45 minutes and 15
minutes for questions.
Mike Duncan
Skills & Learning Development Director
OPITO - The Oil & Gas Academy
Minerva House | Bruntland Road |
Portlethen | Aberdeen | AB12 4QL
À : Liliane Bois-Simon
Cc : Francis Barkey
Objet : Re: French students requesting interview
We would be happy to meet with your students on the 5th
May at 10.00. I will be present as will our development expert
Mr. Francis Barkey. Can you please confirm that this is
agreeable.
Our Management Suite location can be found at
http://www.edinburghpark.co.uk/community/map.php
Regards
Gordon Paterson
Business Park Manager
Edinburgh Park (Management) Limited is the company created by
all the owner/occupiers of Edinburgh Park to provide not only
Estate Management and Security throughout Edinburgh Park but
also to act as the hub for promoting inter-company events and
social activities for all the employees based at Edinburgh Park. We
are also involved in transport issues providing details of how you
can get to and from work from all the public transport providers
(with which we have an ongoing working relationship).
11h00 57 George Square
PLACE TO BE CONFIRMED
R.D.Anderson@ed.ac.uk
Prof. Robert Anderson
> School of History, Classics and Archaeology
University of Edinburgh
> William Robertson Building 50 George Square
Edinburgh EH8 9JY Great
> Britain Tel. (home) +44 (0)131 226 3002
>
15h00 Meeting with Stuart MacHardy, a
hstoryteller, at the storytelling centre 43-45 High
Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1SR
T +44 (0)131 556 9579
F +44 (0)131 557 5224
stuartmch@tiscali.co.uk
' +44 (0) 1224 787 822 | È +44 (0) 7825 945
017 | 7 +44 (0) 1224 787830
þ www.opito.com | www.oilandgas4u.com |
www.petroleumopenlearning.com
OPITO represents the industry for all skills,
learning and workforce development issues.
Edinburgh Park is one of the UK's premier business locations.
This award-winning business park is home to 21 of some of the
country's top performing companies.
15h00
15h00 on 5th May will be fine. All our meeting rooms are
booked but we will be able to meet informally in our
cafe/restaurant area.
I'll prepare a short talk to illustrate some of our work areas in
the SDU:
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Climate Change - carbon reduction and adaptation
( with links to future changes to Scottish Law)
Local Climate Change Impacts
Strategic Environmental Assessment ( with links to
current Scottish and EU Law)
Biodiversity and Green Spaces (links to Scottish
Law)
Our new Sustainability Strategy for the Council and
City ( possible links with EU partners through EU
funding programmes)
Staff TravelJames Garry | Policy
Officer | Sustainable Development Unit | Corporate
Services | City of Edinburgh Council | Waverley
Court | Level 2:1 | 4 East Market Street | Edinburgh
| EH8 8B
Tel 0131 469 3578 | Fax 0131 529 6220
| james.garry@edinburgh.gov.uk | www.edinburgh.gov.uk
Wednesday 10h00 Bill Easson talks institute for
materials and process
May 6
10 A.M SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT : RECEPTION Dear Liliane
11h00-12h30 lab tour
Professor W. J. Easson,
Bill.Easson@ed.ac.ukHead of the Institute for
Materials and Processes
The University of Edinburgh
King's Buildings, Mayfield Road
Edinburgh, EH9 3JL
Further to your e-mail, Ted would be happy to meet with your
group on either the afternoon of 5th May or the morning of the
6th May.
Yours sincerely
Dominic R C Heslop Dominic.Heslop@scottish.parliament.uk
Parliamentary Aide to Ted Brocklebank MSP
Shadow Minister for Europe, External Relations and Culture
(conservative party)
Tel: 0131 650 4860Email:
imp.contact@see.ed.ac.uk
Tel: 0131 348 5643
http://www.see.ed.ac.uk/research/IMP/The
Institute comprises 6 departments :
biomedical engineering,nanostructured
materials, fluid and particle dynamics, micronano and chemomechanics, advanced
materials applications, manufacturing and
process optimizationInstitute Administrator
Ms. Avril Davies Avril.Davies@ed.ac.uk
Guillaume Curnier, Alexandre Meunier,
Mathieu Imbeault : (to be confirmed)
Mark@scottishrenewables.com]
13h00
Dear Ms. Bois-Simon, I am responding to your request to have an
interview with a Member of the Scottish Parliament during your
stay in Edinburgh. Andrew Welsh, MSP for Angus, is available for
an interview on the afternoon of Wednesday May 6th. Please let
me know if that is convenient for your schedule. Sincerely,
Elena Ruddy Elena.Ruddy@scottish.parliament.uk
Intern for Andrew Welsh,
MSP for Angus former MP
10 a.m Sheila MacKenzie and Dr Brown (Old
Edinburgh Club) Dr Brown to be confirmed +
Michael Hance (Scots language centre). Michael
Hance warned me on the 28th that he would not
be able to attend.
S.Mackenzie@nls.uk
Sheila will meet you in the front hall of the National
Library of Scotland
Tel: +44 (0)131 623 3700
George IV Bridge
Edinburgh
EH1 1EW
Scotland, UK
and will take you on a visit to view the collections
relating to engineering across the library
collections,
including manuscript collections relating
to many influential Scottish engineers and
scientists including Thomas Telford, Robert
Stevenson etc.
Contact
Alan Borthwick, of the Old Edinburgh Club will
also attend the meeting
Alan.Borthwick@nas.gov.uk
Honorary Secretary, Old Edinburgh Club
And Dr Brown I.Brown@nls.uk
http://www.scottishrenewables.com/
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Meet Mark Ruskell, Communications
Manager in Glasgow, 3rd floor, 49
Bath Street, Glasgow
tel: 0141 353 4985 / 07717 842 508
mark@scottishrenewables.com
Scottish National Party MSP for Angus
Andrew tells me that he will be available at one o'clock to meet
your group, if you simply make yourselves know at the visitor
entrance and ask for him, they will phone him in his office.
Unfortunately, I will no longer be working at the parliament, so if
you need anything further, please contact Sandra Thomson at the
constituency office in Arbroath at
sandra.thomson@scottish.parliament.
14h00 (to be confirmed) The Church of
Scotland
121 George Street
Edinburgh EH2 AYN
Tel 131-225-5722
Meeting with Mr Aitken of the Church and Scociety
Council for the Church of Scotland
eaitken@cofscotland.org.uk
on behalf of Agnes Mullen
Sincerely,
Elena
5 p.m Pierre Tamagno, Arthur Giavitto,
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Magali Sautier, Audrey Tourreille and
perhaps the whole group
Thank you for the information. I regret to
inform you that I can only book 4 people
onto the event just now as that is the
number allowed per company. If you email me the week before I can check the
numbers for the event and let you know
whether it would be possible to book the
remaining 4 people onto the event.
Green is the new gold – a conference
organized by Scottish enterprise
Start Time5:00 pmNorton House Hotel
Ingliston
Edinburgh
EH28 8LX
Pauline Bain
Scottish Enterprise
Tel: 0845 607 8787
Email: enquiries@scotent.co.uk
www.scottish-enterprise.com
Thursday
May 7
MORNING : Marine Energy and Coastal
Defence
http://www.see.ed.ac.uk/research/IES/
MORNING : Marine Energy and Coastal Defence
http://www.see.ed.ac.uk/research/IES/
MORNING : Marine Energy and Coastal Defence
http://www.see.ed.ac.uk/research/IES/
laboratory of the University of Edinburgh
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Wave power
Tidal energy
Offshore wind
Coastal defence Head of Institute
Professor Robin Wallace
email: Robin.Wallace@ed.ac.uk
Administrator
Pauline Clark
email: Pauline.Clark@ed.ac.uk
laboratory of the University of Edinburgh
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Wave power
Tidal energy
Offshore wind
Coastal defence Head of Institute Professor Robin
Wallace
email: Robin.Wallace@ed.ac.uk Administrator
Pauline Clark
email: Pauline.Clark@ed.ac.uk
15h30 collect tickets
16h00-18h00(whole group ) session at the Scottish parliament
I am pleased to confirm that 15 public gallery tickets have been
reserved for the
afternoon session of the Parliament on Thursday 7th May .
Tickets are valid from
16.00-18.00.Tickets will be available for collection from the Visitor
Information desk in the Main
Hall, which is adjacent to the public entrance. Please note that
tickets must be
collected no later than 30 minutes after the start of the time slot.
If tickets are not
collected within this time period, they may be re-allocated to
other visitors.
If you are visiting the Parliament to watch proceedings in the
Chamber or at a
committee meeting, there is a code of behaviour which you need
to follow, by order of
The Presiding Officer. You should make yourself aware of the code
ofconduct at this
Link.Details of the proposed business on the day of your visit will
be available in the
laboratory of the University of Edinburgh
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Wave power
Tidal energy
Offshore wind
Coastal defence Head of Institute
Professor Robin Wallace
email: Robin.Wallace@ed.ac.uk
Administrator
Pauline Clark
email: Pauline.Clark@ed.ac.uk
14h00 Dr Thomas Ahnert
in room 332 of the William Robertson
Building, 50 George Square.
Thomas.Ahnert@ed.ac.uk
Lecturer in Early Modern Intellectual
History
School of History, Classics and
Archaeology
University of Edinburgh
50 George Square
Edinburgh EH8 9JY
UK
Tel.: +44 (0)131 650 3777
Fax: +44 (0)131 651 3070
http://www.boydell.co.uk/80462049.HTM
Business Bulletin in due course (the business timetable is normally
only set about 2
weeks in advance), but please note that parliamentary business
and the timing of
meetings are subject to change at short notice. The Scottish
Parliament: - Business
Bulletin. Thank you for your interest in The Scottish Parliament.
Kind Regards
Brendan McCluskey
Visitor Services
0131 348 5200
Friday May
8
Day trip to Glenkinchie distillery, North
Berwick and Tantallon Castle .
We will leave Edinburgh with the the 44B
bus St Andrews square at 10h40 and reach
Pencaitland at 11h39 (£3). A mini van will
take us from the bus station to the distillery
(2-3 miles). That’s free for you ! Rhona
Paisley
Brand Home Manager
Glenkinchie Distillery Visitor Centre
Tel: 01875 342 004
Rhona.Paisley@diageo.com
The tour of the distillery is £5 each and will
last from 12h00 to 13h30.
At 13h30 2 mini-vans will take us to North
Berwick (the coast). Nice talking to you
earlier, yes I can confirm that I will meet you
with Alan Fortune at Glenkinchie Distillery on
May 8th at 1.30PM for the journey to North
Berwick for 8 people at a cost of £25. Do you
require any transportation from North
Day trip to Glenkinchie distillery, North Berwick and Tantallon
Castle .
We will leave Edinburgh with the the 44B bus St Andrews
square at 10h40 and reach Pencaitland at 11h39 (£3). A mini van
will take us from the bus station to the distillery (2-3 miles).
That’s free for you !
The tour of the distillery is £5 each and will last from 12h00 to
13h30.
At 13h30 2 mini-vans will take us to North Berwick (the
coast).Another free ride for you!
We can stay on the coast for a while, go to the seabird centre or
just stroll on the beachor go to Tantallon castle which is only 10
minutes from North Berwick by bus . The visit of the castle is
£4.70 but there are concession prices for students.. Take the
Dunbar bus no 120 from just outside the Tourist Information
centre to Tantallon Castle.
The castle closes at 5.30 p.m
We can then go back to North Berwick and take a train to
Edinburgh.The trains run 20 minutes after the hour and
arrive at Edinburgh Waverley station at .53 to the next
hour. The single ticket is £5.10.
Day trip to Glenkinchie distillery, North Berwick
and Tantallon Castle .
We will leave Edinburgh with the the 44B bus St
Andrews square at 10h40 and reach Pencaitland
at 11h39 (£3). A mini van will take us from the bus
station to the distillery (2-3 miles). That’s free for
you !
The tour of the distillery is £5 each and will last
from 12h00 to 13h30.
At 13h30 2 mini-vans will take us to North Berwick
(the coast).Another free ride for you!
We can stay on the coast for a while, go to the
seabird centre or just stroll on the beachor go to
Tantallon castle which is only 10 minutes from
North Berwick by bus . The visit of the castle is
£4.70 but there are concession prices for
students.. Take the Dunbar bus no 120 from just
outside the Tourist Information centre to
Tantallon Castle.
The castle closes at 5.30 p.m
We can then go back to North Berwick and
take a train to Edinburgh.The trains run 20
Berwick back to Edinburgh ?
Looking forward to meeting you.
Best wishes
Stuart Pearson
ELPH/B-Line Private Hire
+44 (0)1875 852711
+44 (0)7775 561792
www.eastlothianprivatehire.co.uk
Another free ride for you!
We can stay on the coast for a while, go to
the seabird centre or just stroll on the beach
or go to Tantallon castle which is only 10
minutes from North Berwick by bus . The
visit of the castle is £4.70 but there are
concession prices for students.. Take the
Dunbar bus no 120 from just outside the
Tourist Information centre to Tantallon
Castle.
The castle closes at 5.30 p.m
We can then go back to North Berwick
and take a train to Edinburgh.The trains
run 20 minutes after the hour and arrive
at Edinburgh Waverley station at .53 to
the next hour. The single ticket is £5.10.
minutes after the hour and arrive at
Edinburgh Waverley station at .53 to the next
hour. The single ticket is £5.10.
Open visits for all
Famous Scots Exhibition
ScotlandsPeople Centre
New Register House
3 West Register Street
Edinburgh EH1 3YT
(off Princes Street's east end, opposite the Balmoral Hotel
National Library of Scotland General Reading Room and North Reading Rooms 9h30-20h30 weekdays
The John Knox Museum
Sept-Jun: Mon-Sat 10.00am- 5.00pm (last admission 4.30pm) Sun – closed
43- 45 HIGH ST.
EDINBURGH
EH1 1SR General
Reception: Tel: +44 (0)131 556 9579/2647
Fax: +44 (0)131 557 5224
email: info@johnknoxhouse.org.uk Staff: Director: Dr Donald Smith
General Manager: Moira Hay
National Museum of Scotland, open daily 10h00- 17h00 admission free, Chambers Street Edinburgh
Early people, Kingdom of the Scots, Scotland transformed, Industry and empire, Scotland a changing nation
Edinburgh City Car Club (for the Energy Group and for the Scottish Parliament Group)
31 Argyle Place,
Edinburgh
EH9 1JT
Telephone: 0845 258 2985
Telephone: 0845 330 1234
Fax: 0131 466 8161
E-mail: mail@citycarclub.co.uk
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 08.30 - 17.30
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9DW. £5/£3 - Group and family discounts available
Scotland's largest medical museum houses one of the most significant surgical collections in the world. William Playfair's outstanding Pathology Museum*,
the oldest in Britain, contains human anatomical and pathological specimens from the late 18th century. Other objects, images and artworks trace surgery's
fascinating history from Roman times to the present including the breakthrough discoveries of antisepsis and anaesthesia, the curious development of false
teeth and the chilling Burke and Hare murders. 'Sport, Surgery and the Well Being' highlights the benefits of sports and exercise medicine and gives you the
chance to test your skill as a surgeon on the keyhole surgery training unit.