Edinburgh University

Edinburgh University owned function hall at the modern Pollock Hall complex large enough to host 350 guests theatre-style or a dancefloor for 300, or 100 in a classroom setting.

Murchison House is the award winning headquarters of the British Geological Survey situated on the King's Campus of Edinburgh University.

The University of Edinburgh medical school Anatomy Department - venue for site specific play What Remains at the Edinburgh Fringe - is accessed through the gated archway on Teviot Place.

Edinburgh University Library is on the south side of George Square.

Edinburgh University's School of Informatics ("the study of how natural and artificial systems store, process and communicate information") is housed in an award-winning, suitably moderni

The main astronomy observatory, in the South of Edinburgh, distinguished by its distinctive copper domes atop Blackford Hill.

Around 2,500 people pass through the chaplaincy centre each week. Used by the university during the hours of 9.30am to 5pm, and from 6pm to 9pm for events held by community and student groups.

Edinburgh College of Art has a reputation as one of the leading art colleges in the UK.

A William Playfair architectural masterpiece on the southern side of Edinburgh University's Old College. The Library Hall has a barrel-vaulted ceiling and runs to more than 190 feet in length.

Edinburgh University building at George Square named after the former Principal of Edinburgh University (1974 -1979). The building has a 65-seater teaching room.

Inspace is a public engagement lab on the ground floor of Edinburgh University's Informatics Forum.

Large Edinburgh University building at the corner of South Bridge and Chamber street in mock Georgian style.

The Talbot Rice is a University of Edinburgh owned gallery.

Large modern theatre in Edinburgh University quarter on elegant Georgian Square.

The auditorium at St Cecilia's Hall dates back to 1763, making it the oldest concert hall in Scotland, and the second oldest in Britain. The building is part of Edinburgh University.

One of the main features of this glass-domed student union complex, nestled in the armpit of the busy Potterrow road, is its size: capacity is 1,000.

Adam House spans four Theatre seats about 160 and has a proscenium-arch stage with extensive wings.

Grand, old, circular building in Bristo Square with opulent interior and huge stone pillars.