What do you get in a VisitScotland iCentre?

Visit one of our tourist information iCentres or iKnow partners for the best local recommendations from knowledgeable Scotland experts. The friendly staff will help you make the most of your visit.

Find experiences

Search a wide range of accommodation, events, food & drink options and things to do from indoor and outdoor attractions to activities, tours and more.

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Find your nearest tourist information centre

Use the map below to find the location and contact details of your nearest local expert.

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What can I do in an information centre?

Get help and advice for your trip.

Our information centres are run by friendly staff who can:

Speak in a variety of languages
Give local recommendations and tips
Help you look up information on our website
Make accommodation reservations
Book tickets for tours, attractions and public transport
Help find accessibility information and advice

Plan your trip now

Online information

Plan your trip now with our helpful online information.

Pick up brochures, maps and travel guides

Pick up free printed leaflets, brochures, guide books and maps in the information centres. Or check out our digital (on screen) versions of our maps, brochures and guide books on this website.

A tip from your local expert

For more friendly advice, visit the VisitScotland iCentres page.

Help and advice

You can also get advice from our accredited iKnow partners, with excellent local expertise, travel advice and insider tips about must-see attractions and great accommodation in the local area.

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Accessibility

Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

© VisitScotland / Peter Dibdin

Plan an accessible break to Scotland

Our advisors within iCentres can help plan your trip around your accessibility needs, finding information on a range of topics including wheelchair access, public transport, ease of parking, free entry for carers and busy visiting times.