Edinburgh
Scotland's capital has long been the centre of education, literature and science. It is especially famous for the Edinburgh International Festival and the world's largest annual international arts festival 'Fringe'. Edinburgh's Old Town is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the city's many historical and cultural attractions make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK.
Discover things to do in Edinburgh
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Highland Games from Edinburgh
Join us on a day tour to a real Highland Games where you can soak up the atmosphere and experience the excitement. The Games, or Gatherings, take place in towns and villages throughout the country and are a highlight of the Scottish calendar, making for a truly memorable day out amongst grand Highland scenery. 2025 Highland Games Schedule:Sunday 25th of May 2025 : Blair AthollSunday 8th of June 2025: GlamisSaturday 5th of July 2025: LussSunday 3rd of August 2025: Bridge of AllanSunday 17th of August 2025 : CrieffSaturday 6th of September 2025: BraemarSaturday 13th of September 2025: Pitlochery
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Highland Games from Edinburgh
Join us on a day tour to a real Highland Games where you can soak up the atmosphere and experience the excitement. The Games, or Gatherings, take place in towns and villages throughout the country and are a highlight of the Scottish calendar, making for a truly memorable day out amongst grand Highland scenery. 2025 Highland Games Schedule:Sunday 25th of May 2025 : Blair AthollSunday 8th of June 2025: GlamisSaturday 5th of July 2025: LussSunday 3rd of August 2025: Bridge of AllanSunday 17th of August 2025 : CrieffSaturday 6th of September 2025: BraemarSaturday 13th of September 2025: Pitlochery
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Loch Ness, Glencoe and Ben Nevis from Edinburgh
Make your way to the central Edinburgh meeting point. Board your coach and settle in for the journey north. Have a brief stop in Callander before journeying into the Highlands through Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Your next stop is in haunting Glencoe, filled with dramatic scenery and history. Your guide fills you in on Glencoe’s stories before you continue north, passing Fort William and Ben Nevis on the way. Next, visit Fort Augustus on the southern shores of Loch Ness. Take a cruise on the loch (additional cost) in search of the elusive monster or explore the village and wander along its canal. Make a stop at the Commando Memorial, which honors British war heroes and overlooks the Nevis range, before heading back south through Cairngorms National Park. There’s time for a final stop in the charming village of Pitlochry before returning to Edinburgh with spectacular views of the Forth Bridge to round off the tour.
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Edinburgh: Evening Ghosts & Ghouls Guided Tour + Drink
The evening starts with a walk through the dark alleys of Old Town Edinburgh, followed by a descent into the Blair Street Underground Vaults. This tour ends in a candlelit cellar for a drink and ghost stories. The air filled with cries and taunts, and a crowd of thousands demanding the punishment of the two men. Stand as a member of the “Edinburgh mob” that once rioted past the Mercat Cross. Hear tales of witchcraft, torture, and spirits as you move through medieval alleys and the Blair Street Underground Vaults. A cloaked guide will lead you through dim caverns, sharing true and horrific stories. As night falls, gather in Megget’s cellar for a whisky, local lager, or soft drink.
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Taste & Tour: Edinburgh Food Tour with Drinks
Come with us to eat and drink like a local! We've blended together an exciting mixture of the best food and drink Scotland produces, the best locations in the Old Town of Edinburgh and some of the most enjoyable stories from Edinburgh's long past to make sure that whether you're in Edinburgh for a day, a week, a month or you’re a local looking to fall back in love with your city, you'll have a great time and learn something. Our guides all come from the food and drink industry meaning they can bring their knowledge and passion of Scotland's quality produce to make sure you go away having sampled the best food that's unique to Scotland. We also intentionally tour past all the places you'll want to see in the Old Town of Edinburgh for some truly unmissable pictures. Let us introduce you to Edinburgh, our food, our best locations, our most passionate producers and our wonderfully rich and interesting history.
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Guided Walking Tour in Edinburgh Old Town
This Walking Tour in Edinburgh takes you through the heart of the city, where you’ll explore historic sites that have shaped its rich past. From the headquarters of the local government to the iconic St. Giles Cathedral, learn about the city’s political and religious significance. Walk through Parliament Square, and encounter landmarks like the David Hume Statue, which honors one of Scotland’s greatest philosophers.
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Isle of Skye, Loch Ness and Inverness 5-Day Tour from Edinburgh
You'll bid farewell to Edinburgh and head north to discover the real Scotland.DAY 1: Edinburgh to ObanDeparting from Edinburgh, journey to the renowned Kelpies, the world’s tallest equine sculptures, then pass by Stirling's views of the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle and traverse the untamed landscapes of Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe.(Overnight: Oban)DAY 2: Oban to Isle of Skye Travel through some of Scotland’s most awe-inspiring landscapes on the way, taking in serene lochs, rugged scenery and waterfalls flowing from great heights on the mountain ranges. *Those who have pre-purchased train tickets will ride the Jacobite Train. (Overnight: Portree)DAY 3*: Isle of Skye to InvernessToday, we meet Kilt Rock and the famous Old Man of Storr. Returning to the mainland, our journey includes a stop at Eilean Donan. (Overnight: Inverness)*From November 1st, 2024, we will visit Dundreggan Rewilding Centre and learn about Scotland's ancient Caledonian Forest, before making our way to Inverness.DAY 4: Inverness Look out for 'Nessie' as we embark on an optional cruise along the mysterious waters of Loch Ness before journeying north to Beauly with its ruins of Beauly Priory, featured in the books of Outlander and a history dating back to 1230AD.Then a visit to Culloden Battlefield, the last battle of the Jacobite Uprising. (Overnight: Inverness)DAY 5: Inverness to EdinburghVisit the chamber cairns and standing stones of Clava Cairns, said to have inspired Outlander.
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Glenfinnan Viaduct, Glencoe and Loch Shiel 1 Day Tour - Edinburgh
Explore the Highlands as you travel from Edinburgh through Glencoe to the Glenfinnan Viaduct. The spectacular scenery features filming locations from Skyfall, Highlander and Harry Potter. Explore Glenfinnan and enjoy the panoramic views. Take your time to capture great photos and even view the Jacobite Steam Train crossing the viaduct (April - October only).
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Alnwick Castle and Rosslyn Chapel Day Tour from Edinburgh
8 clients maximum - extra small group tour. Consistently awarded 5 star tour. Your cinematic journey starts at Rosslyn Chapel, a 15th century masterpiece made famous by The Da Vinci Code. Marvel at the Leaderfoot Viaduct which gained its fame from the new Indiana Jones film. For the Harry Potter fans, Alnwick Castle is your main event! Enjoy a delicious lunch and spot where Harry Potter had his flying lessons! As we'll have crossed the border, we'll be stopping at the Scotland/England border on the way back to Scotland to snap some cool pictures. Not only a picturesque coastal village, St Abbs is most commonly known as being New Asgard in the popular Avengers: Endgame.
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Edinburgh Old Town Walking Tour with an App
Embark on a self-guided journey to explore Edinburgh's historic heart, from the panoramic vistas of Calton Hill to the majestic St Giles' Cathedral. Delve into the city's rich past as you stroll the Royal Mile, uncover the stories of the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and marvel at the architecture of Edinburgh Castle (entry ticket not included). This tour invites you to discover at your pace, revealing hidden gems and iconic landmarks, including Grassmarket Square and Greyfriars Kirk, enriching your visit with culture and history.