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Giant mystery box to pop up at St Giles' Cathedral as Virgin opens Edinburgh hotel

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Those passing by St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh tomorrow afternoon will no doubt notice a six-foot red box in front of the historic building.It will be placed there by Virgin Hotels, to mark the grand opening of their new Victoria Street location.

To celebrate the opening, those who use the Virgin Red rewards club will be able to pick up points that can be used on more than 200 experiences.There is also set to be a Scottish celebration to be remembered, as well as a surprise that will be revealed at 5pm.The giant six-foot mystery box is set to pop up at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh on Friday, March 24, from 4.30pm.

According to the company, the points could win you a luxury four-night staycation at the newly opened hotel. You could also use points to pick up flights through Virgin to locations all around the world.

Virgin Hotels has locations in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and promises a 'heartfelt service' and 'personalised hotel experience'The Edinburgh hotel's description reads: "Virgin Hotels Edinburgh is reimagining the Old Town, marrying its iconic Victorian architecture with distinctive, contemporary design."Inside the hotel, you’ll experience a world that revolves around you – from our signature chamber design to numerous drinking, dining and entertainment options that you’ll never want to leave."When you do venture out, you’ll find Edinburgh’s top attractions in walking distance." To sign up to Virgin Red, download the app on your smartphone or visit St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh where you can scan a QR code on the box. Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - sign up to our daily newsletter here .

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