Congress of the European Association for Clinical Pharmacology and TherapeuticsEdinburgh, Scotland 12 - 15th July 2009
Edinburgh
Edinburgh is also famous for its New Town, which is a model of 18th century town planning with its magnificent Georgian Terraces.
Edinburgh has much to offer both historically and culturally. In addition there are many fine restaurants, which draw on the rich produce of the Scottish countryside around the city. Whatever your preferred activity, Edinburgh caters for all and visitors to the city are sure to be charmed by all that it has to offer.
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Edinburgh, the Capital City of Scotland is filled with historical sights and stories. The Old Town was developed from the 11th century, originally within defensive walls, around the rock on whose peak is situated Edinburgh Castle. From here, the historic Royal Mile sweeps down to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen's official royal residence in Scotland. The Castle provides a spectacular backdrop to the busy shop filled streets - in particular George Street. 