• Edinburgh Old Town - The perfect introduction to the history of Scotland and Edinburgh in particular. Wander around Old Town Edinburgh in the company of an expert guide, and hear about the origins of Scotland and its capital.
• St Giles’ Cathedral - Walk around St. Giles Cathedral and hear about its history, John Knox and the Reformation, and how the Wars of the Three Kingdoms may have started.
• Mercat Cross - Hear about the architecture of the city, and the impact of the Great Fire of 1824.
• Royal Mile - Walk up the Royal Mile, and hear about important long-gone buildings, as well as some of the surrounding landmarks and statues.
• Writers’ Museum - Hear about one of the city’s oldest standing buildings, now home to the Writer’s Museum, dedicated to some of the most famous Scottish Writers.
• Edinburgh Castle - Without a doubt the most imposing building in the city. Hear about its origins and importance.
• Grassmarket - Hear about the former gallows site, as well as some of the characters that met their fate there. Hear about the Covenanters and visit the Memorial.
• Greyfriars Kirkyard - Visit the gates of the Covenanters Prison, and hear about one of the most convoluted periods of history. Hear about the bodysnatching activity in Edinburgh and its impact in the studies of anatomy. Finally, listen to the heart-warming story of Greyfriars Bobby.

• In-person guide

An ideal way to get to know the city.

A guide will escort you around Old Town Edinburgh, acquainting you with not just the popular landmarks, but also with some lesser-known yet unique features that give our adored city its character.

You’ll gain knowledge about how Scotland and Edinburgh came into existence, listen to the narratives of our celebrated citizens and notorious inhabitants, stroll amongst graves and along stone-paved paths, all under the watchful eye of a well-informed and friendly guide.

An opportunity not to be overlooked!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.