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1. Visit Edinburgh CastleExplore the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, perched on Castle Rock, and enjoy panoramic views of the city. Learn about its rich history and the tal
1. Christmas Markets: A Shopper's DelightExplore the enchanting Christmas markets of Edinburgh, offering a wide array of festive crafts, artisanal goods, and delectable t
1. Culinary Walking Tour: Indulge in Edinburgh's Food SceneEmbark on a guided culinary walking tour through the streets of Edinburgh, exploring the city's vibrant food sc
1. Cycling along Water of LeithEmbark on a cycling adventure along the picturesque Water of Leith. Pedal through the stunning autumn landscape and discover the charming v
1. Ghost Tour: Hauntingly Enchanting Night WalksEmbark on a spine-chilling ghost tour through Edinburgh's dark alleyways and haunted spots. Learn about the city's eerie l
1. The Ghostly Origins of EdinburghDiscover the grim and mysterious past of Edinburgh, a city steeped in supernatural tales and haunted history. From ancient burial groun
Experience the thrill of watching the Scotland National Rugby Union Team live at Murrayfield Stadium. The team has a rich history and passionate fan base, makin
Snap a selfie with the mighty Kelpies - the biggest horse-head sculptures on the planet - then dive into epic tales at Stirling and soak up bonnie views around Loch Lomond!
Discover a whisky paradise on this full-day, small-group whisky tour from Edinburgh. Visit two distilleries (Dewar's & Glenturret) and enjoy a relaxing stop in Aberfeldy on this Scottish whisky trail.
Explore Royal Edinburgh with three hop-on hop-off city tours plus guaranteed entry to Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Yacht Britannia, and Palace of Holyroodhouse.
This fascinating tour of Scotland's Highlands will take you behind the scenes of Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code as you visit some of the country's most beautiful buildings and historical landmarks.
Take the ultimate Scotland tour, experience the beauty of the Scottish Highlands and see for yourself if the Loch Ness Monster is lurking under the water.
Enjoy a taste of all things Scottish on a fascinating adventure through the Highlands. Experience scenic lochs, impressive mountains, historic castles, and explore the Lochside town of Inveraray.
Take a trip into Scotland's remarkable past on this full-day tour from Edinburgh. Discover the legends of the Holy Grail at Rosslyn Chapel. Cross the ancient Scotland/England border at Carter Bar, and visit the edge of the Roman Empire at Hadrian’s Wall.
Journey through the Scottish Highlands on a 5-day tour of Skye, Loch Ness, and Inverness. Choose to ride the Jacobite Train, see Eilean Donan, cross Rannoch Moor, and learn about Jacobite history.
Snap a selfie with the mighty Kelpies - the biggest horse-head sculptures on the planet - then dive into epic tales at Stirling and soak up bonnie views around Loch Lomond!
Explore the lochs and castles of Scotland’s West Highlands on a full-day scenic drive to Doune Castle, Callander, Loch Lomon, the Breadalbane Mountains, and more. Learn about Scotland’s folk heroes, and hear stories of famous battles.
According to TouchLocal.com, Edinburgh has more leisure facilities and services per resident than any other regional city in the UK. Great news for visitors who want to g
Escape to Scotland’s northern extremes on a 5-day scenic tour and explore the beauty and prehistoric history of the Orkney archipelago, the rugged limits of Scotland’s northern coastline, the fabled Loch Ness, and the stunning Cairngorm mountains.
Walk in the footsteps of Jamie and Claire from the hit series Outlander on a guided tour of various filming locations in Northern Scotland, including Blackness Castle, and Falkland.
Experience the beauty of Glencoe, Fort William, and Glenfinnan Viaduct on a guided day trip from Edinburgh. See the filming sites of many Harry Potter scenes, historic Glencoe, and Loch Shiel.
Discover Scotland's Highlands on a day tour from Edinburgh. Visit Loch Ness, see Glencoe's landscapes, and meet Highland cows! Choose to either enjoy a boat cruise or a whisky distillery tour.
Discover a whisky paradise on this full-day, small-group whisky tour from Edinburgh. Visit two distilleries (Dewar's & Glenturret) and enjoy a relaxing stop in Aberfeldy on this Scottish whisky trail.
Explore Royal Edinburgh with three hop-on hop-off city tours plus guaranteed entry to Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Yacht Britannia, and Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Our guide to East Lothian by our Edinburgh local expert - You will undoubtedly discover things to do in East Lothian that you never associated with a trip to a capital ci...
Our guide to Midlothian by our Edinburgh local expert - Midlothian is a constituency district located south of Edinburgh. Much of its border line with Edinburgh is marked by the route of the city bypass and its other borders are shared with the Borders and West and East Lothian. The majority of its territory is occupied by farmland and barren hills, but there are also several small villages and towns that have been formed on the back of the area’s rich mining heritage.
Our guide to The Borders by our Edinburgh local expert - The Borders are a southern region of Scotland, covered with rolling hills, moorland, gentle valleys, and high agricultural plains contrasted by rocky Berwickshire coastline with secluded coves and picturesque fishing villages.
Our guide to The Kingdom of Fife by our Edinburgh local expert - Geographically, Fife is a natural peninsula and its political boundaries have not changed much over the ages. It is bounded to the north by the Firth of Tay and to the south by the Firth of Forth. Being the smallest administrative region with a population of only 350,000,there are no cities in Fife; however, the region lies centrally between Edinburgh, Dundee and Perth.
Our guide to West Lothian by our Edinburgh local expert - West Lothian is ideally placed along the main transport links to Edinburgh and Glasgow which makes it a particularly popular place to live for those who commute daily into the cities. It also ensures that visiting the region is quick and easy, so there are no excuses for not doing so! Balancing history and culture with modern entertainments, a trip to West Lothian presents so many diverse opportunities there is always something to interest everyone.
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