The 1st European Endoscopic Surgery Week will take place at the S.E.C.C.
Glasgow, Scottland U.K.
Phone: +44 (0)141 248 3000
Fax: +44 (0)141 226 3423
Website: www.secc.co.uk

The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (S.E.C.C.) is one of Europe’s finest conference venues, located in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland’s cultural and commercial capital.
It has superb international accessibility and yet is only 30 minutes from some of the world’s most spectacular scenery.

Greater Glasgow & Clyde Valley.

Glasgow and the surrounding Clyde Valley combine’s are one of Europe’s most exciting cities with some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery. The area is rich in history and heritage and each of its country towns and villages has its own tale to tell.

Experience Glasgow’s world-renowned museums and galleries, stunning parks and gardens and enjoy outstanding shopping and superb bars and restaurants.

Glasgow is a dynamic, energetic and friendly city. From the medieval Cathedral and the 18th century Merchant City, to the Art Nouveau School of Art and iconic, futuristic Science Centre, the city’s architecture paints a vivid picture of its history.

By AIR

Glasgow International Airport is a twenty minute bus or taxi ride from the city centre, whilst Prestwick Airport is only 45 minutes by road or rail.

Glasgow International Airport is connected to an extensive range of cities throughout continental Europe, North America and the rest of the UK.

By Bus/Train (Local)

The region has an integrated network of public transport services for the convenience of both visitors and residents alike. Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) offers Daytripper, Discovery and Roundabout discount tickets for hop-on/hop-off travel around the region, details of which you will find below.
SPT also operates a network of 12 Travel centres for all your public transport enquiries and tickets.
Call Buchanan bus station on +44 (0) 141 333 3708 (Mon-Fri 0900-1700) for details of the centre nearest to you.

Daytripper Ticket
Ideal for families, this ticket provides unlimited travel throughout Strathclyde for one day by train, underground, most bus and some ferry routes for groups of 2 adults and up to 4 children or 1 adult and up to 2 children.

Discovery Ticket
Allows unlimited travel by underground for one day. Valid after 0930 Monday-Saturday and all day Sunday. Discovery Tickets can be bought from any underground station, vouchers are available from SPT travel centres which should be exchanged for a ticket at an underground station. All tickets £1.60

Roundabout Ticket
Allows unlimited train travel around Glasgow and surrounding towns as well as on the underground. Valid Monday-Friday after 0900, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays all day. Roundabout adult £3.50, Roundabout child £1.75. Roundabout tickets can be obtained from staffed railway stations within the area covered by the ticket and SPT travel centres.

FirstDay Tourist Ticket
FirstDay Tourist is an exciting pack containing an all day travel ticket, a handy pocket-sized map of all First routes highlighting popular things to see and do and detailed information on how to get around by bus, as well as special discounts to many of the leading tourist attractions featured on the map.
Some glossy postcards of tourist attractions as viewed from certain bus routes are also included.
With FirstDay Tourist, visitors can hop on and hop off any First bus in Greater Glasgow all day (0930 until 0000 hours) as many times as they like for just £4!
Tickets are currently available from Tourist Information Centres, SPT Travel outlets and selected hotels in Glasgow. Click here for the First group website

By Rail (National)

Glasgow Central and Queen Street railway stations are located in the heart of the city centre. Here you will find timetable, route and ticket information for the region and outlying areas.
For more information contact National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950.

By Underground

Glasgow Underground - also known as the Clockwork Orange - operates a circular route around the city linking the south side and west end with the city centre.
For more details please call +44 (0) 141 333 3708.

By Ferry

Renfrew/Yoker Ferry - one of the oldest ferry routes in Scotland and the only remaining local ferry crossing on the River Clyde. The ferry operates Mon-Sat 6:30-2130; Sun 10:00-18:30 all year, except Christmas and New Year. For more information contact Renfrew Ferry Enquiries on +44 (0) 0141 885 2123.

By ROAD

An extensive motorway system links Glasgow with major routes East, North and South.