More than 100 venues in Edinburgh are inviting people in to look around this weekend as part of Scotland’s annual Doors Open Days.
The event began in 1990 with 44 buildings in and around Ayr. But over the past three and a half decades it has expanded to cover the whole country and more than 950 buildings across the country were involved last year.
It’s an opportunity to visit places which are not normally open to the public or get a glimpse behind the scenes in buildings which may be familiar from the outside - all for free.
Some venues are open both Saturday and Sunday, others just on one day.
We’ve already highlighted many of the buildings taking part:
Scroll through this final instalment of 19 buildings and see which ones you want to visit.
13. Bayes Centre and Inspace, Institute for Design Informatics
The Bayes Centre in Potterow is the University of Edinburgh's Innovation Hub for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. Inspace is a unique events and exhibition space, part of the Institute for Design Informatics, which focuses on fusing design and creative methodologies with data, data science and data-driven technologies. There will be guided tours of both buildings, which should be pre-booked via Eventbrite. Address: 47 Potterow, EH8 9BT. Open: Saturday, September 26, 10am - 2pm. | Scottish Civic Trust
14. Usher building / Institute for Regeneration and Repair
The Usher Building is home to the Usher Institute and partners – working together with people, populations and data to understand and advance the health of individuals and populations through innovative collaborations. And the Institute for Regeneration and Repair (IRR) is a multi-disciplinary research institute, whose scientists and clinicians study tissue regeneration and repair to advance human health and reproductive outcomes. Address: 5-7 Little France Road, Edinburgh BioQuarter (Gate 3), EH16 4UX. Open: Saturday, September 26, 10am-4pm. | Scottish Civic Trust
15. Victorian Schoolroom
The History of Education Centre, aka the Victorian Schoolroom, is based in what was, until four years ago, the oldest working primary school in Edinburgh, dating back to 1844. The school was bought on behalf of the community to revive it as a community hub and one of the classrooms has been painstakingly taken back to the Victorian era and filled with period classroom furniture and equipment. Address: The Heart of Newhaven Community, 4–6 Main Street, Newhaven, EH6 4HY. Open: Saturday, September 26, 11am-3pm. | Roger Walpole
16. Walking Tour: Scotland's Printing Heritage
Printing is one of Scotland's oldest industries. This walk, lasting about an hour, explores the printing industry connections of buildings in Edinburgh’s New Town, and highlights the traces of famous businesses that can still be seen. Booking is required via Eventbrite. Meet outside the Assembly Rooms, 54 George Street, EH2 2LR, Saturday, September 26, 10am. | Scottish Civic Trust