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Auditorium - Room Emilienne Moreau-Evrard

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Part of the Institut Français worldwide network, the French Institute in Scotland encourages cross-cultural exchanges and promotes French culture with a wide range of activities: French courses, film screenings, library collections, kids activities, festivals, talks, and concerts. In the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, along the world-renowned Royal Mile and facing the impressive St Giles Cathedral, the French Institute in Scotland is located in the former Lothian Chambers. The builidng is also home of the Consulate General of France, Le Bistrot restaurant, the Edinburgh Art Festival's office, the Edinburgh office of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.

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Jun 2023

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Disabled Access at French Institute of Scotland

The building can be entered via a step-free entrance from George IV bridge. There are two passenger lifts suitable for disabled visitors that allow access to all floors.

Accessible parking at French Institute of Scotland

Parking is available for disabled visitors in front of our building on West Parliament Square. This should be arranged with our staff before visiting as the square is not available at all times especially during the Edinburgh Fringe festival or during special events.

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at French Institute of Scotland

There are gender neutral accessible toilets on the ground floor and first floor. There are female and male accessible toilets on the second and third floor.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.