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IEEE ICE Conference 2023

IEEE ICE Conference 2023

Shaping the future | Edinburgh, 19 – 22 June 2023

Venue and Accommodation Information

The conference will be held at the heart of
The Univerity of Edinburgh’s
College of Science and Engineering
at the Kings Buildings Campus.
The postcode to use for search is  EH9 3FG

The Google Maps pin above marks the venue.

Major new building approved for King's Buildings | The ...

The Nucleus Building where the conference will be held.

Getting to Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland’s inspiring capital city, is at the heart of Scotland, with plentiful transport links and is easy to reach by air, rail ferry and road.

Air

Edinburgh International Airport is served by more than 40 airlines, travelling to around 130 worldwide destinations, with direct flights from a number of US and Canadian cities. Only 12km from the city centre, it is served by excellent bus, tram and taxi services that link directly to the town. More information can be obtained from edinburghairport.com.

Rail

The architecturally stunning, and beautifully restored, Edinburgh Waverley station is linked to all the UK’s major cities and airports. A high-speed link to London takes just over four hours. The Eurostar service connects to Paris/Brussels/Amsterdam in around eight/nine hours. There are trains to major cities across the UK, as well as to Scotland’s favourite tourist destinations. More information can be found at nationalrailenquiries.co.uk.

Road

Edinburgh is easily accessed by a network of motorways and trunk roads, chiefly the M74, A1 and A68 from the south and the M8 from the west. The M9 and M90 head north. Edinburgh’s bus station on St Andrews Square connects to all the major cities in Britain. More information on bus services can be found at nationalexpress.com.

Where to stay

The choice is almost endless, with more than 25,000 beds in Edinburgh and the surrounding area, most of which are within a 2km radius of the city centre.

For delegates on a restricted budget, university campus accommodation and smart new budget hotels and hostels offer outstanding facilities right at the heart of the city. At the top end, Edinburgh has six luxurious 5 star hotels, delivering world-class service, attention to detail and every possible comfort. In addition, there are many 4 and 3 star hotels, including stylish boutique hotels and executive apartments, offering excellent value for money and great quality accommodation.

Pollock Halls Campus Accommodation

A pleasant 20-30min walk to the venue is the Univerity’s Pollock Halls Campus, which offers affordable bed and breakfast accommodation.
Pollock Halls has over 2,000 rooms available over the University’s summer vacation.
There is a vast range of room types from single standard rooms to double or twin en-suite to four-star hotel accommodation.

We secured a special 15% discount rate for all NITIM and ICE 2023 delegates!

Use promotion/coupon code EVENT during booking here: https://www.uoecollection.com/hotels/ 

Edinburgh Hotel Accommodation

The experienced team of advisers at the city’s Convention Bureau, offer a free accommodation advisory service for our delegates.

To find out more, visit: https://edinburgh.org/accommodation/ 

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