Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE
World-renowned experiential flower show Fleurs de Villes returns to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh for the UK premiere of RTISTE – a fresh floral celebration of remarkable artists!
About Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE
From Friday 31st May – Sunday 9th June, wander through a beautiful indoor pavilion featuring incredible fresh floral mannequins inspired by Scotland’s iconic artists, from Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Robert Burns, to Annie Lennox, Billy Connolly and Alexander McQueen. Watch floral demos and talks from local florists while admiring the floral masterpieces, then make your way to the historic Inverleith House to experience more ARTISTE themed rooms bursting with blooms.
New for 2024, visit the Fleurs de Villes Tea Salon in Inverleith house for an indulgent cream tea, or visit the Terrace Cafe to enjoy a scrumptious afternoon tea or picnic on the lawn. For an enchanting evening of beautiful floral artistry accompanied by a live DJ and a floral-inspired drinks menu, join us for Le Soir on Friday 31st May - simply select any time-slot from 6:30pm.
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