Visit The King's official residence in Scotland

Palace of Holyroodhouse: Entry Ticket

Hop on a bus and explore multiple royal attractions

Edinburgh: Royal Attractions Tickets + Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Roam around the sets used to bring the magic of Harry Potter to life onscreen

From London: Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour with Coach Transfers

A barrel of Scotch fun in the world of whisky

The Scotch Whisky Experience: The Silver Tour

Edinburgh: Bright Bus Airport Express To/From Edinburgh Airport

Explore the castle's promenade and learn about the the origins and sieges

Edinburgh Castle: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

Hear the real stories of Edinburgh's past residents underneath the city streets

The Real Mary King's Close: Entry Ticket

Enjoy a quintessential tour of the Scottish capital

Edinburgh Pass

Last medieval building left on the Royal Mile

John Knox House: Entry Ticket

Edinburgh: Harry Potter's Magical Legacy Audio Tour

Edinburgh: Haunted Legends Audio Tour

Edinburgh: National Museum of Scotland Audio Tour

Edinburgh: Arthur's Seat Highland Hike Audio Tour

Edinburgh: Scottish National Gallery Audio Tour

Craft your custom Islander® Harris Tweed® Satchel in a 1-hour workshop

Edinburgh: Islander Handbag Workshop Experience – Canongate

Edinburgh: Must-See Sights of the Old Town

Edinburgh: a Tour through History of Crime

Visit the Holyrood Distillery and learn about the making of gin and whiskey!

Holyrood Distillery: Guided Whisky & Gin Tasting Tour + Welcome Drink

The Great Tapestry of Scotland: Entry Ticket

Edinburgh: Castle Quest for the Stone of Destiny Audio Tour

Edinburgh: Palace of Holyroodhouse Ticket & Royal Mile Walk Audio Tour

Edinburgh: Kings Gallery Ticket & Sightseeing Audio Tour

Edinburgh Sightseeing Tour with The Edinburgh Dungeon Ticket

The Edinburgh Dungeon: Entry Ticket

Sample whisky from different regions and learn about blending techniques

The Scotch Whisky Experience: The Gold Tour

Departing Edinburgh, our Loch Ness and Scottish Highlands tour continues to Stirling, where you&#39;ll see Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. We then continue to Callander for breakfast in this bustling town known as the gateway to the Highlands. The bus then heads north into the Highlands, passing Rannoch Moor, before stopping at the dark and brooding Glencoe Pass, a beautiful photo spot and where your driver/guide will tell you the chilling story of the infamous massacre of 1692. After crossing Loch Leven at Ballachulish, we&#39;ll stop for lunch near Fort William before following the Caledonian Canal through the Great Glen to Fort Augustus and Loch Ness. Here, you can sail the loch for about an hour on the award-winning Loch Ness Cruise, or enjoy the scenery of the tranquil lakeside village. Please note that this portion of the tour may be subject to change due to weather conditions during the winter months. After a stop at Fort Augustus and Loch Ness, the tour returns to Edinburgh. We&#39;ll pass Loch Laggan, the setting for the internationally acclaimed television show &#39;Monarch of the Glen,&#39; before stopping in picturesque Pitlochry, a charming Victorian resort town. Passing through Perth and the Kingdom of Fife, we&#39;ll cross the Forth Crossing along the magnificent Forth Railway Bridge, before arriving in Scotland&#39;s capital with a million memories and photos. Notes: Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in our pickup routes. If your hotel is not included, we will contact you to inform you of the nearest pickup location. Please wait for the guide at the main entrance of the indicated hotel. Return Transfer: We can&#39;t guarantee that you&#39;ll be dropped off exactly where you were picked up; sometimes it may depend on our route back to the city. Your driver will discuss this with you. We&#39;ll drop you off at convenient points in the city center. This tour is not recommended for young children (6 years and under).

Loch Ness and the Scottish Mountains

Leaving Edinburgh, the first stop on your Loch Lomond, Highlands, and Stirling Castle tour will be the Kelpies. Admire these shape-shifting aquatic creatures and learn about their origins. We&#39;ll continue our journey west to the shores of Loch Lomond, Britain&#39;s largest body of freshwater. There, you&#39;ll have time for a boat trip or to explore the Loch Lomond and Trossachs region. Recently designated a National Park, it&#39;s a place where the magnificent landscape has captured the imagination of writers and artists for centuries. We&#39;ll continue on to our lunch stop in the village of Aberfoyle, the gateway to the Trossachs. With its lakes, valleys, and heather-covered mountains, this area is known as &quot;the Highlands in Miniature&quot; and was a favorite destination of Sir Walter Scott. The location was used as the setting for the films adapted from his books &quot;Rob Roy&quot; and &quot;The Lady of the Lake.&quot; Continuing, we pass through the town of Callander and pass Doune Castle, which appeared in the film &quot;Monty Python and the Holy Grail.&quot; Next, we head towards Stirling. Perched atop a volcanic rock, sits the historic Stirling Castle, where we&#39;ll stop for at least an hour so you can stroll through the gardens or perhaps enjoy a drink at the Castle&#39;s Unicorn Café. Its name comes from the many statues and other representations of unicorns that can be seen around the castle. With stunning views of the Vale of Forth, site of William Wallace&#39;s famous victory in 1297, and, of course, the Wallace Monument—a 200-foot-tall tribute to the man immortalized in the film &quot;Braveheart,&quot; Stirling Castle is one of Scotland&#39;s grandest castles due to its imposing position and stunning architecture. The scenery is breathtaking. Heading south, you&#39;ll enjoy a relaxing drive home listening to Scottish music as you pass Bannockburn, the scene of Robert the Bruce&#39;s famous victory over the English in 1314, and Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots in 1542. Notes: If you wish to visit inside Stirling Castle, tickets must be pre-booked directly with Historic Scotland* Return Transfer: It is not possible to guarantee that the return location will be restored, but it depends on the route back to the city. Our driver will determine the most appropriate location to leave it. Returns are coordinated at convenient locations in the city center. This tour is not recommended for young children (under 6 years old).

Loch Lomond, the Highlands, the Kelpies and Stirling Castle

An open-top city tour of Edinburgh, focusing on its historic center. Hear about how Edinburgh was formed and stories of the people and events that shaped the city. From the cramped living conditions of the historic center to the spacious Holyrood Park, this tour offers an excellent introduction to the city. Your ticket allows you to hop on and off the buses and truly explore all the sights you&#39;ve heard about. We also offer the Horrible Histories Children&#39;s Channel—history with all the bloody bits remaining! The Edinburgh Tour: One of our live guides will show you Edinburgh&#39;s highlights, including Edinburgh Castle, the Scottish Parliament, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the famous Royal Mile. The Regal Tour: This multilingual tour will take you to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, Royal Yacht Britannia, and Leith. City Sightseeing Edinburgh: Our multilingual tour includes a children&#39;s commentary from Horrible Histories and will take you to the Museum of Childhood, the National Museum of Scotland, and Edinburgh Castle. Notes: The Edinburgh tour: June 30, 2024 - September 7, 2024 08:50 - 18:00 Every 10 minutes September 8, 2024 - November 2, 2024 08:51 - 17:51 Every 12 minutes November 3, 2024 - April 5, 2025 09:10 - 15:40 Every 30 minutes Duration: The complete visit lasts approximately 70 minutes. Royal visit: March 24, 2024 - November 2, 2024 08:40 - 17:25 Every 15 minutes November 3, 2024 - April 5, 2025 09:20 - 15:50 Every 30 minutes Duration: The complete tour lasts approximately 80 minutes. City Sightseeing Edinburgh June 30, 2024 - September 7, 2024 08:45 - 18:05 Every 10 minutes September 8, 2024 - November 2, 2024 08:45 - 17:57 Every 12 minutes November 3, 2024 - April 5, 2025 09:00 - 16:00 Every 30 minutes Duration: The complete visit lasts about one hour. -Visits take place every day, except December 25th and January 1st. Schedules are subject to change.

Hop on Hop off bus tours in Edinburgh

Your tour will depart early in the morning from The Elephant House, 21 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1EN, from where you&#39;ll travel northwest to Fort William to meet the Jacobite Steam Train, affectionately known to all of us as the Hogwarts Express. Your guide will point out some of the key filming locations used in all eight films along the way. Please note that we typically travel on the Fort William-Mallaig train, but on some dates, the train may run from Mallaig to Fort William. Strolling through Rannoch Moor, one of Scotland&#39;s largest wilderness areas, you&#39;ll see the rugged wilderness where the Death Eaters boarded the train in the film Deathly Hallows - Part One. Next, we&#39;ll take you through the eerie Glencoe Pass, which served as a backdrop for several scenes from the third film onward. This famous and dramatic volcanic valley appeared in several background scenes in The Prisoner of Azkaban, including the scene where Hermione punches Malfoy. In Fort William, you&#39;ll board the Jacobite Steam Train for the world&#39;s longest rail journey. It&#39;s the perfect way to see some famous film locations—just as Harry and his friends did. A highlight of the trip is crossing the magnificent 21-arch Victoria Glenfinnan Viaduct. One of the most iconic images from the films is the Jacobite Steam Train, known to all as the &quot;Hogwarts Express,&quot; passing Glenfinnan Viaduct on its way to school. Remember to watch out for flying cars! While enjoying the view of Loch Shiel (first seen in Chamber of Secrets) from your window, you may have time for the train to stop at the viaduct, allowing you to take photos of the magnificent view and imagine yourself in the film The Prisoner of Azkaban, when Harry encounters a Dementor for the first time as the Hogwarts Express stops at the bridge. The train will then stop at Glenfinnan station so you can stretch your legs and, if you wish, visit the West Highland Railway Museum, located in the restored station building. Keep an eye out for the stunning Loch Shiel near Glenfinnan, one of two lakes used as a stand-in for Hogwarts Lake in the Harry Potter films. It&#39;s where Buckbeak dips his toe in The Prisoner of Azkaban. Harry and Hermione also observe it from the Astronomy Tower in a particularly beautiful scene at the end of The Half-Blood Prince. Loch Shiel was also transformed for some Triwizard Tournament scenes in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Next, you&#39;ll see the small island of Eilean na Moine, which housed Dumbledore&#39;s Tomb and is framed by Loch Eilt, used several times in the film, including as the setting for the bridge to Hogwarts and the location of Hagrid&#39;s hut. Upon reaching the fishing village of Mallaig, with its ferry route to the Isle of Skye (from which you can see it on a clear day), you&#39;ll take a break from site-seeing to enjoy some free time in the village, with a variety of lunch options. From Mallaig, you&#39;ll reboard the coach, where we&#39;ll stop at the Glenfinnan visitor center for a prime photographic opportunity of the steam train returning over the viaduct, before returning to Edinburgh via Pitlochry. PLEASE NOTE THAT OCCASIONALLY THIS TOUR MAY OPERATE IN REVERSE OF THE ABOVE ITINERARY, WHERE YOU WILL BOARD THE AFTERNOON TRAIN FROM MALLIAG TO FORT WILLIAM. *The stop at Glenfinnan is subject to parking availability. Notes: Please come prepared. Dress comfortably and for all weather conditions. This tour is a long day to cover the distance and make the train departure time. There are restrooms on board the bus and a small packed breakfast will be provided, but we regret that we cannot accommodate individual dietary requirements. Be sure to bring water and snacks. There are facilities on board the train and lunch options in Mallaig. It is your sole responsibility to ensure you board the return bus from Mallaig to Fort William at the correct time. Our driver-guide will not accompany you on the train or during your time in Mallaig; this is your free time to enjoy as you wish. Not suitable for children under 8 years of age

The Magical Highlands Tour (includes steam train ride) (with steam train ride) - Harry Potter sights and more!

From central Edinburgh, board an air-conditioned coach and follow in Jamie and Claire&#39;s footsteps, stopping in the beautiful village of Falkland, nestled between the two Lomond Hills in Howe of Fife. Outlander fans will recognize Falkland as the stand-in for Inverness, where Claire and Frank spend their honeymoon. Our second location of the day will be the village of Culross. Several parts of Culross are used to represent the village of Cranesmuir, predominantly in the first season of Outlander. During your time here, you&#39;ll see many of the scenes come to life as you enter the show&#39;s actual filming location. Explore Blackness Castle, the rich history within its walls, and learn about its multifaceted history as a stately residence, garrison fortress, and state prison. Outlander fans may also recognize the exterior as Fort William, the headquarters of the sinister Black Jack Randall. The tour continues to the town of Linlithgow, famous for its palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. Here, Outlander fans have the opportunity to see Linlithgow Palace, used as the setting for the infamous Wentworth Prison in Outlander. Linlithgow Palace is where Jamie from Outlander was held prisoner and tortured by Black Jack Randall, one of the most intense scenes filmed during the television series. Take some time for refreshments/lunch here and explore before the next stop. Our last location of the day, Midhope Castle, is a must-see for Outlander fans. Midhope Castle is the outdoor location of the Fraser family home, known as Lallybroch. Spend some time at the castle to take photos and live out your Outlander fantasy. When you return to Edinburgh, ask for directions to Bakehouse Close, a location featured in the third series of Outlander as Jamie&#39;s printing house. Notes: * Midhope Castle is only available from March to December * Sometimes BLACKNESS castle can be replaced by DOUNE castle This tour has a minimum requirement of 8 passengers and is subject to cancellation if this minimum is not met. In the unlikely event of such cancellation, your choice of refund, rescheduling, or alternative tour will be offered. Children under 6 years of age are not permitted to travel.

1-Day Outlander Experience Tour

Journey through the Scottish Highlands on our monstrous day tour. Immerse yourself in its beautiful landscapes while listening to legendary stories. Loch Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands Tour - Departing from Edinburgh Leave Edinburgh&#39;s cobblestone streets and pass Linlithgow Palace and Stirling Castle. This region is rich in history, so relax as your driver-guide regales you with stories of Mary, Queen of Scots, William Wallace, and Scottish folklore. If you keep your eyes peeled, you might spot the Kelpies. These 30-meter-tall horse-head sculptures are a must-see. Your first stop will be the town of Callander, on the edge of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. You can enjoy a coffee here and enjoy the delicious local delicacies on offer. After this stop, it&#39;s time to get your camera ready. As you travel north towards the Highlands, the landscapes suddenly become more provocative. Shimmering lakes, rugged mountains, forested valleys: it&#39;s all so beautiful it&#39;s easy to forget these were once the battlegrounds of fiercely territorial Highland clans. Your stop in Glencoe, one of the most famous natural landmarks in all of Scotland. This beautiful region boasts steep slopes and photogenic peaks. Your driver-guide will reveal the tragic history that has haunted this valley for over 300 years. Next, you&#39;ll enter the glacial valley known as the Great Glen and pass under the shadow of Ben Nevis, Britain&#39;s highest mountain. After this visual feast of imposing climbs, you arrive at Fort Augustus, on the shores of Loch Ness. At 37 kilometers long and over 213 meters deep, Loch Ness is the largest lake in Scotland by volume. You&#39;ll have about an hour and a half here. You can search for the infamous monster on a relaxing boat ride, stroll the lakeshore at your own pace, and grab a bite to eat. Your journey south is filled with classic Highland scenery. You&#39;ll pass through the winding Cairngorms National Park, along Loch Laggan, and past Blair Castle. Among the tall trees of Perthshire, you&#39;ll stop for a final snack before heading back to Edinburgh over the UNESCO-listed Forth Railway Bridge. Loch Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands Tour - Departing from Glasgow Departing from Glasgow, you&#39;ll travel to the Highlands, along the &quot;beautiful, beautiful&quot; shores of Loch Lomond. This is Scotland&#39;s largest loch and takes its name from Ben Lomond, a mountain on its eastern shore. You cross the ancient natural fault line that runs through Scotland and venture into the majestic Highlands, where the landscape changes dramatically. The plains of the Lowlands transform into shimmering lochs, rugged mountains, and forested valleys. The alluring beauty makes it easy to forget that this place was once a battleground for the fiercely territorial Highland clans. Traveling north through Breadalbane (meaning the Scottish Highlands), you ascend towards Rannoch Moor. This 300-meter plain is covered in heather, peat bogs, and dozens of lochs. You&#39;ll love the contrast with the spectacular mountainous landscape of Buachaille Etive Mor (meaning the great shepherd of Etive). Next, descend to Scotland&#39;s most famous glen, Glencoe, where you&#39;ll be captivated by the beautiful cliffs and steep slopes. After Glencoe, you enter a deep glacial valley known as the Great Glen. Passing through the town of Fort William, you&#39;ll pass beneath Britain&#39;s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, before reaching Fort Augustus, on the shores of Loch Ness. Fort Augustus boasts the Caledonian Canal, a great spot to relax and watch the boats sail by. You&#39;ll stop for an hour for lunch. Afterward, you&#39;ll tour the entire lake and have the opportunity to take a five-star Jacobite cruise. Enjoying the waters is your best chance of spotting the monster and enjoying the view of Urquhart Castle. From Loch Ness, head south, crossing the mountains of Cairngorms National Park. Continue south through the forests of Perthshire, stopping briefly for a snack before returning to Glasgow. Notes: Schedule: English Tour: Days of operation: daily Check-in: 7:45 am Departure time: 8am Return time and location: Edinburgh Tour - 8pm (approximately) at Rabbie&#39;s Café Glasgow Tour - 7:45pm (approx) at Buchanan Bus Station Mandarin Tour: Departs from Edinburgh only. Opening days: Saturdays and Sundays Departure Point: Edinburgh Bus Station (Stance J &amp; K) - St Andrew&#39;s Square - Edinburgh EH1 3DQ Check-in: 7:45 am Departure time: 8am Return time and location: 8pm (approximately) at Praça de Santo André Tours will not take place between December 24th and 26th and between December 31st and January 1st. Unfortunately, we do not have restrooms on board, but you will have regular rest breaks. We regret that we do not take children under the age of five on our scheduled tours. Baggage allowance: You are limited to 14 kg (31 lbs) of baggage per person. This must be one piece of luggage similar to an airline carry-on bag (approximately 55 cm x 45 cm x 25 cm / 22 in x 17 in x 10 in) and a small bag for onboard personal items.

Loch Ness, Glencoe and the Highlands - Day Tour

The Scotch Whisky Experience is the only tourist attraction in the world that takes you on a grand journey through Scotland&#39;s five whisky-producing regions. Located next to Edinburgh Castle on the Royal Mile, inspiring guides will take you on a sensory journey of discovery, from the floral and fruity malts of Speyside to the smoky and peaty whiskies of Islay. Delve into the history and alchemy of creating the perfect blend and learn how geography and climate combine to create unique regional characteristics, aromas, and flavors. Explore the glass and marble vault of one of the world&#39;s largest collections of Scotch whisky, considered one of the seven wonders of the Scotch whisky world! Open 364 days a year, the Scotch Whisky Experience is fully accessible and service dog friendly. Silver Tour Interactive and fun, this 50-minute guided tour is ideal for new whiskey drinkers and families. Enjoy a shot of single malt or blended Scotch whisky—your choice! A soft drink option is also available. Take home a souvenir crystal whiskey tasting glass (adults and concessions only) Notes: Please keep in mind: * Arrive at The Scotch Whisky Experience 15 minutes before your tour and go to the ticket office. * Challenge 25: The legal drinking age in the UK is 18, however, if you or anyone in your booking is unlucky enough to look under 25, we will ask to see your proof of age. * Those under 18 will be offered a soft drink. * Children up to 5 years old have free entry. * Companions are free (fees apply to participate in tasting elements). *Visitors include other members of the public. * Live translation by tour guides and the use of whisper technology are not permitted.

The Scotch Whisky Experience

The Edinburgh Dungeon is a 70-minute interactive and immersive experience that covers 1,000 years of Edinburgh and Scottish history through live-action shows, theatrical sets, special effects, and thrilling rides. Live and breathe Edinburgh&#39;s darkest history—if you dare! The Edinburgh Dungeon is an award-winning, 70-minute, interactive, and immersive experience that spans 1,000 years of Edinburgh and Scottish history through live performances, theatrical sets, special effects, and thrilling rides. Visitors will come face-to-face with the most notorious outlaws from the city&#39;s dark past, from Mary Queen of Scots and Burke &amp; Hare to the witch Agnes Finnie and the cannibal Sawney Bean. Recommended for ages 8 and older, the Dungeon is located in the heart of Edinburgh, just minutes from Waverley Station. Notes: - This tour is accessible, although some of the floor surfaces are uneven. Attention: * Children under 5 years old are not allowed inside the Dungeon * Recommended for ages 8 and up, the Dungeon is located in the heart of Edinburgh, minutes from Waverley Station * The Edinburgh Dungeon is a 70-minute interactive and immersive experience that covers 1,000 years of Edinburgh and Scottish history through live-action shows, theatrical sets, special effects and thrilling rides.

The Dungeons of Edinburgh

Discover the Official Royal Residence in Scotland. Located in Edinburgh, explore the majesty of the State Apartments and tour the apartments of Mary, Queen of Scots. Situated at the end of the Royal Mile in central Edinburgh, with Arthur&#39;s Seat as its backdrop, the Palace of Holyroodhouse is absolutely stunning inside and out. As the official royal residence in Scotland, Her Majesty the Queen conducts important official business here, as well as hosting lavish engagements and garden parties. State Apartments Stroll through the exquisitely decorated State Apartments, renowned for their beautiful plaster ceilings, historic artwork, and incredible collection of magnificent tapestries. Reflecting the evolving tastes of monarchs over time, the variety of decor is impressive. Visit the Throne Room and see where the Knights and Dames of the Order of the Thistle attend a special luncheon. Enter the Grand Gallery, the palace&#39;s largest room, filled with portraits of legendary Scottish kings by Jacob de Wet. Mary, Queen of Scots These historic apartments were once the residence of the legendary Mary, Queen of Scots, and the scene of many dramatic events, including the murder of her Italian secretary. During her short and turbulent reign, Mary resided at Holyroodhouse; visit the Bedchamber, the Outer Chamber and its oratory. Notes: Please note that Holyrood Abbey and Palace Gardens are currently closed to visitors until further notice. Opening hours: April 3 to May 23 and September 8 to October 31: Thursday to Monday 09:30-18:00 (last admission 16:30) May 25 to September 7: daily 09:30-18:00 (last admission 16:30) November 1 to March 31: Thursday to Monday 09:30-16:30 (last admission 15:15) The Palace of Holyroodhouse will be closed to visitors on: June 26th to July 4th December 25-26 The Palace of Holyroodhouse is open daily year-round, with some exceptions when it is used for official functions. Please note: you MUST print the voucher and exchange it for a ticket at the box office. As the Palace of Holyroodhouse is a working royal palace, closures may occasionally occur at short notice. Children under 5 years old go free.

Palace of Holyroadhouse

Delve into Edinburgh&#39;s fascinating history on this exciting walking tour of the Scottish capital. Fall in love with the beautiful city of Edinburgh on this fascinating walking tour of the Scottish capital. You&#39;ll learn about the city&#39;s rich heritage and history as your guide leads you along the Royal Mile, a series of cobblestone streets and pathways in Edinburgh&#39;s Old Town. Steeped in history, beauty, and pride, Edinburgh is a city brimming with captivating stories and secrets: your guide will reveal all this and more! Hear about Scotland&#39;s most notable figures, such as Mary, Queen of Scots, philosopher David Hume, economist Adam Smith, and poet Robert Burns, and discover a hidden side of Edinburgh. Approach Hume&#39;s statue and see if you&#39;ve been blessed with good fortune and wisdom after massaging his toe. From politics to crime, from culture to everyday events, the real stories of Edinburgh and Scotland will be unforgettable. Your tour, which includes a wireless audio system, will last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. This system ensures you&#39;ll have no trouble hearing your guide while amidst the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh&#39;s Old Town. You&#39;ll be provided with a pair of headphones at the start of the tour; alternatively, you can bring your own (a standard 3.5mm audio jack is used). Upgrade to enter Edinburgh Castle Enjoy entry to Edinburgh Castle, where you can marvel at the glittering Scottish Crown Jewels and photograph breathtaking panoramic views of the city&#39;s famous skyline. Notes: Schedules November to March: 1 pm daily April to October: 10am, 12pm and 1pm daily End point: Edinburgh Castle This tour will not take place on December 24th, 25th and 26th. Please note that children under 5 years old are not permitted on this tour. If you choose the Edinburgh Castle option, you&#39;ll receive a timed entry ticket. Allow at least 2 hours to see all the highlights of the castle.

Secrets of the Royal Mile

Board your minibus and get ready for a full day of adventure. As you begin your journey into the Highlands, you&#39;ll see the incredible Forth Railway Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Afterwards, you&#39;ll have time to grab a coffee or some delicious homemade cakes in the beautiful Highland town of Pitlochry. Enjoy the stunning scenery as you travel through the spectacular wilderness of Cairngorms National Park. Loch Ness is rightly famous worldwide for its beauty and mystery. Here, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to enjoy a boat cruise* to spot monsters in the loch&#39;s deepest waters, all the way to Urquhart Castle*, where you&#39;ll have time to visit this impressive lakeside ruin. If cruises aren&#39;t your thing, we&#39;ll continue on to the village of Drumnadrochit, home to several tourist attractions and lunch options—the best place to meet Nessie. Glen Coe is eerily beautiful and rich in history. Standing at the mouth of the valley, you&#39;ll feel the past come to life as our guide recounts the horrific massacre of the MacDonald clan. The route home takes you past the beautiful city of Stirling and its stunning castle. You&#39;ll learn more about William Wallace&#39;s exploits, dramatized in the film Braveheart, and the turbulent times in which he lived. Please note this tour may operate in reverse. Notes: *The Loch Ness cruise and Urquhart Castle visit are additional extras and are subject to availability. - Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (18+). - Children under 3 years old are not allowed on the minibus. - Please bring sunglasses, plenty of layers of clothing, shoes suitable for short walks on rough or uneven terrain, and clothing suitable for all weather conditions. - You can bring one piece of cabin-sized luggage: 55cm x 40cm x 20cm (not exceeding 15kg) and one small carry-on bag.

Lago Ness, Glen Coe e Highlands

As you drive northeast from Edinburgh, you&#39;ll marvel at the engineering feat of The Kelpies, two 30-meter-tall horse-head sculptures. Then, as you travel through Stirlingshire, our guide will bring to life the turbulent times of William Wallace—dramatized in the film Braveheart—and explain his connection to the countryside you&#39;re passing through. We&#39;ll stop in the beautiful city of Stirling for about two hours. This gives you plenty of time to explore the stunning castle* or stroll the beautiful old streets that surround it. You&#39;ll experience spectacular views of Loch Lomond &amp; Trossachs National Park, home of the Highland outlaw Rob Roy. We visit the pretty lochside village of Balmaha, where you can take a short but steep walk to Craigie Fort for stunning views of the loch, or you can enjoy the beautiful shores on flat ground. Our final stop will be at one of Scotland&#39;s fantastic distilleries, Auchentoshan*. Here you can learn the process of how they create the perfect drink and even sample some! Before we head back to Edinburgh. Notes: *Entrance to Stirling Castle and a visit to the Clydeside Distillery are additional extras and are subject to availability. - Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (18+). - Children under 3 years old are not allowed on the minibus. - Please bring sunglasses, shoes suitable for short walks on rough or uneven terrain, and clothing suitable for all weather conditions. - Please limit your luggage to 1 small/medium piece per person (no more than 15 kg), along with 1 small carry-on bag or backpack.

Tours & Tickets in Edinburgh