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The new centre, formerly the House of Fraser, will be a prestigious hotspot for whisky-lovers and tourists visiting the city.
It boasts a rooftop terrace, featuring views of Edinburgh Castle, and comes after four and a half years in the making.
Diageo says it is pouring £185 million into whisky tourism in Scotland, with the Princes Street facility at the centre of its plans.
Johnnie Walker Princes Street will open its doors to the public at 1 pm on Monday, September 6. Tickets for tours start from £25 per person.
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The new centre sits in place of the old House of Fraser. Photo: Contributed
. Bright idea
Diageo says the new centre marks the centrepiece of a massive investment in whisky tourism. Photo: Contributed
. Well-stocked
Set over 71,500 sq ft, the centre aims to cater for all tastes in whisky. Photo: Contributed
1. Bright idea
Diageo says the new centre marks the centrepiece of a massive investment in whisky tourism. Photo: Contributed
2. Well-stocked
Set over 71,500 sq ft, the centre aims to cater for all tastes in whisky. Photo: Contributed
3. Find your flavour
Diageo says the centre takes the concept of personalisation to a scale never before seen in a global drinks visitor experience. Photo: Contributed
4. Try for yourself
Visitors on the Johnnie Walker Journey of Flavour tour will have their personal flavour preferences mapped with drinks tailored to their palate. Photo: Contributed