Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience bring to life over 400 of Claude Monet’s works using cutting-edge projection technology seamlessly curated in rhythm with an originally composed soundtrack. Beyond Monet widens our perspective on impressionism and offers glimpses into the motivation, muse and emotions of Claude Monet.

Taking inspiration from Musée de L’Orangerie in Paris, the designated home of Monet’s masterpieces, guests are transported among the brush strokes, submerged in texture, color and composition.

Offering infinite potential for wonder, guests are saturated in stunning panoramic imagery undulating
in time with the carefully composed soundscapes that ripple through Monet’s life works.

Description

The Royal Highland Centre, located in Ingliston on Edinburgh's western edge, functions as a significant national asset within Scotland's events infrastructure. It serves as a pivotal hub, consistently delivering a diverse array of large-scale gatherings that contribute substantially to the Scottish economy and cultural calendar.

Within its expansive halls, the air often carries the faint scent of fresh coffee from bustling concessions, mingling with the hum of anticipation before an event. The adaptable spaces, from the vast Highland Hall to the naturally lit Pavilion, offer a sense of scale and possibility, with robust, functional furnishings designed for large-scale assembly.

Beyond the indoor facilities, 110 acres of parkland and outdoor arenas provide ample scope for open-air events. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, with lifts to upper floors and dedicated viewing platforms for concerts. On-site catering and bars ensure refreshments are readily available throughout any occasion.

The Centre regularly accommodates major exhibitions, conferences, and large-scale concerts, alongside agricultural shows and festivals. Its versatile nature allows for everything from trade shows and corporate dinners to sporting events and cultural celebrations, drawing significant numbers of visitors annually.