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Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience and Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience have toured the world to incredible acclaim. Now, for the first time in Edinburgh, both exhibitions arrive—transforming The Royal Highland Centre into a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and sound.
Journey through more than 300 of Van Gogh’s most celebrated works—including The Starry Night, Sunflowers, and Café Terrace at Night. Or, immerse yourself in Monet’s dreamlike artistry, with masterpieces like Water Lilies, Impression, Sunrise, and Woman with a Parasol surrounding you in a dynamic display that moves, shifts, and comes alive.
After a sold-out UK debut that welcomed over 150,000 guests, Beyond Van Gogh is joined by Beyond Monet for an unmissable dual exhibition in the heart of Scotland’s capital. For a limited run, Edinburgh becomes home to two world-class immersive art experiences—presented side by side, but ticketed separately.
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, the Royal Highland Centre is a premier events venue known for its expansive grounds and excellent facilities. Conveniently positioned near Edinburgh Airport and easily accessible by road, rail, and public transport, it’s the perfect destination for visitors from across Scotland and beyond!
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
ADDRESS:
Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB
BY CAR:
The Royal Highland Centre is conveniently located near Edinburgh Airport and just off the A8, making it easily accessible by car. The venue offers extensive on-site paid parking (£10 per vehicle) for visitors and is approximately a 25-minute drive from Edinburgh city centre.
BY RAIL:
Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest station to the Royal Highland Centre, with Haymarket and Waverley offering additional connections across the UK.For train times, visit National Rail. For business or group travel, see Trainline’s business platform.
BY TRAM:
Edinburgh Trams run frequently between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport, with stops at key rail stations including Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park, Haymarket and St Andrew Square (for Waverley).All trams are fully low-floor and wheelchair accessible. The nearest stop to the Royal Highland Centre is Ingliston Park & Ride, approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue.
BY BUS:
Lothian Buses operate several services from across Edinburgh to stops close to the Royal Highland Centre, including the Airlink 100, Skylink 200 & 300, and services 20 & 63.For timetables, click here or call 0131 555 6363. Citylink coaches also serve drop-off points along the A8 close to the venue.
DEDICATED WEEKEND BUS SERVICE:
Lothian Buses run a dedicated 98 service to the Royal Highland Centre on weekends, providing direct access to the venue. View the full timetable and route details here.
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