Things to Do in Edinburgh

Explore the natural beauty of the highlands including Glencoe and a scenic cruise at Loch Ness on a day trip away from the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh's city centre. Highlights

• Enjoy a scenic drive to the medieval city of Stirling, a gateway to the Scottish Highlands

The Scottish Castles hide hundreds of legends. The Castle of Glamis is considered one of the most enchanted castles in Europe, probably due to its connection with King Macbeth. Home of the Lyon family, its members include the Queen Mother who spent her childhood in Glamis. Dunnottar Castle is the great fortress that controls the North Sea. How the itinerary is structured: North Queensferry - Glamis Castle - Stonehaven - Dunnottar Castle - Dundee Only during the summer season from April 4th to November 5th From Edinburgh to North Queensferry. Heading north, we will cross the Forth Fjord and the North Queensferry fishing village. Its houses, its alleys and the views of the bridges of the Forth are the best way to start a dream journey. First Stage ● We will arrive at the first of the castles that we will see on this tour: the Castle of Glamis. He was a silent witness to the omidicio of King Duncan by Macbeth. The legends, ghosts and curses that surround the Scottish castles have accompanied the happiest days of the Queen Mother. ● Furniture, works of art, and gardens are the things that attract the most attention. You will have the opportunity to hear the guide's explanations regarding a classic example of Victorian Gothic. Built-in the 14th century, it houses almost all varieties of architectural styles in the United Kingdom. ○ The entrance ticket to Glamis Castle is not included in the excursion price. (Price for Scozia Tour clients Castle + Gardens for Scozia Tour customers: £

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A chilling way to explore Edinburgh after dark . Strictly adult-only, this ghost tour is a short, sharp shock – your unsettling introduction to our capital’s unsavory past. These tales are not fit for the glare of daylight – or for telling those under

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Embark on a journey through time & heritage, from old to new within the heart of Edinburgh, home to many of the UK’s oldest drinking establishments, with local pubs (or ‘locals’) at the heart of communities all over the city. The city’s Rose Street is one of the most famous streets in Scotland, and for good reason – this intimate and friendly lane has played host to many great people over the years. Its pubs are still alive today with great stories, great beers and amazing food. Highlights -Enjoy a walking tour of the famous Rose Street area in Edinburgh; -Stop at many traditional taverns and soak up the cosy, old-fashioned atmosphere of Edinburgh’s historic pubs; -Learn about the history of traditional Scottish whisky and the cultural identity it has in Scotland; -Taste Scotch whiskey from independent distilleries, single malts craft blends and more; - Enjoy the pub aroma of brass polish, yeast, hops and malt intermingled with the honeyed smell of Scotch whiskey and smouldering, smoky embers; -Visit three of the best-selected of the city’s 700 pubs (that’s one every 83 metres) in a population of 500, 000; -Sip a pint of Scottish beer such as Belhaven Scottish Ale and Scottish Oat Stout; -Hear fascinating tales of Edinburgh’s centuries-old pub culture; -Enjoy a tasting of either a local beer, house wine, or a wee dram (single shot) of whisky at each of the three pubs; -End your tour outside the entrance of Calton Hill, where you can climb up to continue exploring at your own leisure. From the Middle Ages’ spit-and-sawdust pubs that provided merriment for the poor, to 19th-century inns that offered an ear to life’s successes and misfortunes, pubs have been a cornerstone of Scottish society for centuries, serving as default venues for every occasion. Rose Street, a narrow traffic-free stone stretch running parallel to the main thoroughfare, is Edinburgh’s drinking heartland. Every pub in Rose Street has a tale to tell, from the bizarre and macabre to the curious. It is also famed in local lore for its drinking game – the Rose Street Challenge – in which pub-goers are dared to take a wee dram at every bar. On your Tour of Edinburgh’s Historic Pubs, swerve the mediocre and over-hyped to seek out pubs with authentic character. Your tour guide - a local expert - will take you to three of the best pubs on Rose Street, where you will enjoy a pour of whiskey or a pint at each stop (up to three drinks included). Nothing evokes bygone bars like the unmistakable smell of brass polish, yeast, hops and malt intermingled with the honeyed smell of Scotch whiskey and smouldering, smoky embers in the grate. Perchance you’ll enjoy a tipple at The Abbotsford Bar, built-in 1902, and famed for its eye-catching centrepiece island bay crafted from dark-brown Spanish mahogany, divided into small serving ports by intricately carved railings. Another curious haunt, Milnes of Rose Street, has been a popular poetic pit stop with generations of quill-wielding Scottish writers since

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With one dormant volcano, seven hills, clusters of cobbled streets and tantalising vistas waiting around every bend, Edinburgh is a fabulous place for a wander - especially with a private tour guide. Discover the history and beauty of Edinburgh's cobbled streets as you explore Medieval Old Town and Neoclassical New Town. Take a stroll down Edinburgh's streets and alleys, discovering its fascinating history and rich culture, with highlights including the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh Castle and much more. Highlights -Walk the iconic Royal Mile, a remarkable street housing Europe's original ‘skyscrapers’; -Enjoy a breathtaking view from Calton Hill; -Venture into the beautiful neoclassical New Town; -Stroll through the beautiful Princes Street Gardens; -Explore Heriot Row, one of Edinburgh's most attractive and fancy streets; -Walk through Charlotte Square gardens are one of the most pretty squares in Edinburgh and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site; -Visit Edinburgh Castle and learn about the fascinating history of this mysterious castle, including many bloody battles, such as the War of Independence between Scotland and England in the 14th Century; -Stop for a lunch break at the famous Grass Market; -Walk by Victoria Street and see one of the most photographed locations in the city and hear about Harry Potter stories; -Explore the National Museum of Scotland, from artistic explorations by Leonardo da Vinci to the Burke and Hare murders; -Walk by the historic 15th-century John Knox House, home to an influential church leader of the Protestant Reformation in Scotland; -See the famous restaurant Dome and explore St Giles Cathedral, the cradle of the Scottish Reformation during the 16th century; -Admire the Palace of Holyroodhouse, home of Mary Queen of Scots, and hear about political controversy outside the Scottish Parliament. A tour of Edinburgh would not be complete without a visit to Scotland’s most famous historic attraction: Edinburgh Castle. Here you will learn about the fascinating history of this mysterious castle. Stop to enjoy lunch at your leisure (price not included). Your guide will be happy to point out the best place whenever you're ready to give your legs a rest and grab a leisurely bite. You will have the chance to view the Scottish Parliament, one of the most controversial buildings in Scotland given its construction going 10 times over budget, and admire the grand Palace of Holyroodhouse, 16th century home of the ill-fated Mary, Queen of Scots. The breathtaking view from Calton Hill will make you fall in love with the Scottish capital forever. Venturing into the beautiful neoclassical New Town, built in the 18th Century, enjoy a true marvel of urban planning. As you walk through the main streets and squares of Edinburgh's New Town, you will find yourself impressed by the lavish 18th-century neoclassical and Georgian architecture. Enjoy a leisurely stroll in the beautiful Princes Street Gardens, which lies at the centre of Edinburgh's World Heritage Site. Inclusions: Edinburgh Castle entrance fee Guide Exclusions: Lunch Entrance fee Drinks Transport Important Info: We suggest you wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the time of the year. Redeem Info: EVOUCHER - E-voucher. Show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

Make the most of your time in Edinburgh with this excellent, all-in-one ticket. This is the only ticket that includes admission to Edinburgh Castle, The Palace of Holyroodhouse, The Royal Yacht Britannia and 48 hours unlimited travel on The Edinburgh Tour, The Majestic Tour and 24 hour unlimited travel on City Sightseeing Edinburgh. This one ticket is all you need to see everything worth seeing in this beautiful city. As if that wasn’t enough, this handy little ticket now includes 2 for 1 entry to the Glasshouses at the Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh. From tropical palms to Orchids and Cycads, you don’t have to be a good gardener to enjoy this breathtaking connection with nature. This is the best way to see the capital of Scotland, as it allows you to create your own tour! With so much flexibility and choice over two whole consecutive days, you’ll finally get the opportunity to visit Scotland your way. Plan your very own itinerary and take things at your own pace. One of the greatest things about this ticket is its excellent value for money, saving you up to 25% on all tickets! So why not delve deep into the beautiful depth of Edinburgh castle, contemplate the spectacular views and its traditional architecture? Get a unique insight to the Royal Brittania, understand its importance to her Majesty the Queen, who once took residence aboard for over 40 years! So come and explore Scottish culture under the best conditions and create some fantastic memories. A feature of The Royal Edinburgh Ticket will allow you a fast track entry to Edinburgh Castle – at any time of the day. Edinburgh Castle is introducing a controlled timed entry slot booking system, therefore the Royal Edinburgh Ticket is a perfect choice, as as you will not have to pre-book your time slot before visiting this impressive castle. The Edinburgh Tour Schedule: 9am – 7pm, daily Duration: Approximately 60-70 minutes Frequency: every 15 minutes The Majestic Tour Schedule: 9am – 7pm, daily Duration: Approximately 60-70 minutes Frequency: every 30 minutes City Sightseeing Edinburgh Schedule: 9am – 7pm, daily Duration: Approximately 60-70 minutes Frequency: every 20 minutes Inclusions: Tickets Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Edinburgh is famous the world over for its New Year’s Eve celebrations but at the Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh, every day is a party. Feast on the delicious American fare with the best burgers in town and admire the spellbinding rock memorabilia collection. The many items include a sombrero worn by Elvis Presley in his movie, Fun in Acapulco, a guitar signed by Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead and a boarding pass in Jimi Hendrix’s name for a London to New York flight. Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and only gave them a six-month lease. Four decades later, there are almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide. The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus marked it as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74, 000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written). Choose from one of the following menus: GOLD MENU MAINS Original Legendary® Burger Fresh Black Angus steak burger, with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion ring, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served with our signature steak sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Moving Mountains® Burger 100% plant-based patty, topped with cheddar cheese and a crispy onion ring, served with leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, and seasoned fries on the side. Grilled Chicken Sandwich Grilled chicken with melted Monterey Jack cheese, smoked bacon, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served on a toasted fresh bun with honey mustard sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese Grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on cavatappi pasta tossed in a four-cheese sauce blend. Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Grilled chicken with fresh romaine tossed in a classic tossed in a classic Caesar dressing, topped with parmesan crisps, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese. Tupelo Chicken Tenders Crispy chicken tenders served with seasoned fries, honey mustard and our house-made barbecue sauce. DESSERT Brownie Warm chocolate brownie with chocolate sauce and fresh whipped cream. DRINKS 1 Soft drink, coffee or tea DIAMOND MENU STARTERS Fresh Salad Onion Rings MAINS Original Legendary® Burger Fresh Black Angus steak burger, with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion ring, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served with our signature steak sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Moving Mountains® Burger 100% plant-based patty, topped with cheddar cheese and a crispy onion ring, served with leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato and seasoned fries on the side. Smoked BBQ Combo Until - Slow-cooked Baby Back Ribs and hand-pulled smoked pork served with our house-made barbecue sauce. The perfect combination of our smokehouse specialties served with seasoned fries on the side. From - Slow-cooked ½ rack of Baby Back Ribs and ½ grilled BBQ chicken served with our house-made barbecue sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Grilled Salmon Seasoned and grilled then topped with our chipotle aioli and served with grilled lemon, fresh vegetables and seasoned fries. Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese Grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on cavatappi pasta tossed in a four-cheese sauce blend. Steak Salad Grilled steak on a bed of fresh mixed greens tossed in a blue cheese vinaigrette, with pickled red onions, red peppers and Roma tomatoes, finished with crispy shoestring onions and blue cheese crumbles. BBQ Chicken Grilled chicken layered with signature spices and our signature barbecue sauce, served with fresh vegetables and seasoned fries. DESSERT Chocolate cake DRINKS 1 Soft drink, coffee or tea **Depending upon party size starters to share may change as appropriate. *Menu items subject to change and availability. Reservations only. Inclusions: Meal Important Info: Before placing your order, please inform your server if anyone in your party has a food allergy. Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

A splendid introduction to Scotland. This tour fuses the remarkable beauty of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park with the savage history of Stirling Castle. On this trip, there is plenty of time to examine the unique architecture and ponder over the majestic natural and man-made wonders. We depart Edinburgh and head west through Scotland's central belt towards the ‘Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond’ where we take time at Balmaha to admire views of Ben Lomond. Here, you will have the opportunity to go on a woodland walk that will afford you great views of the loch. Standing on its bank you will understand why Loch Lomond has been immortalized in a world-famous song. The afternoon is spent exploring Stirling. Take the chance to discover impressive Stirling Castle (on your own, entrance fee not included), one of Scotland’s most important structures both historically and architecturally. Many royals have been crowned at Stirling Castle, including Mary Queen of Scots, and it was central to William Wallace’s fight in the Wars of Independence. Alternatively, explore Stirling, geographically one of the most significant towns in Scottish history. On our way back you will have the chance to visit and marvel at the stunning Kelpies, the world's largest equine sculptures dedicated to the horse-powered heritage of Central Scotland, designed by Andy Scott. They also celebrate the mythological transforming beasts living in our lochs, rivers and streams, who possess the strength and endurance of 100 horses. We return to Edinburgh early evening at approximately 5:30pm. Important information – There may be restrictions We are unable to hold the bus or refund tickets for any late arrivals. Return times are approximate and subject to road conditions and weather. Please ensure you allocate sufficient time for any onward travel plans, allowing at least 3 hours after the scheduled return time for connections or activities Languages Audioguide available in French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese Inclusions: Wifi on board English speaking guide Air-conditioned transportation Audioguide on board Exclusions: Entrance fee Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed voucher or E-voucher. Print and bring the voucher or show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

On this half-day walking tour of Edinburgh, you will discover some of the most important historical sites of Scotland, including the world-famous Royal Mile, a guided tour of Edinburgh Castle, and a medieval labyrinth of cobblestone alleyways and tenements that comprise this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights -Enjoy a breathtaking view from Calton Hill with your private tour guide; -Admire the Palace of Holyroodhouse and hear about political controversy outside the Scottish Parliament; -See the historic John Knox House and hear about its history; -Walk along the iconic Royal Mile, and discuss the history of Edinburgh's Old Town; -Walk by the City Chambers, the place of the City of Edinburgh Council and its predecessors; -Walk by Victoria Street and see one of the most photographed locations in the city and hear about Harry Potter stories; -Explore the imposing St Giles Cathedral, known also as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, founded in 1124 by King David I; -Enjoy a 30-minute tour of Edinburgh Castle, with a long rich history as a royal residence, military garrison, prison and fortress; -End your tour at Edinburgh Castle, where you can continue to explore at your own leisure. On your private tour, your expert guide will take you into Old Town’s maze of streets and concealed courtyards, where you will learn about the city’s ‘closes’- cramped alleyways, and ‘wynds’ - narrow lanes between houses. Hear about the many characters who lived and died here, including Deacon Brodie, town councilman by day and master thief by night, who inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. You will also have the chance to explore the imposing St Giles Cathedral – the seat of Scottish Christianity for over nine centuries and the cradle of the Scottish Reformation during the 16th century. Found on the High Street in Edinburgh’s Old Town, it dominates the city’s skyline, with its crowned steeple making a distinctive signature. The current building dates from the 15th century, but there has been a church on the site since early in the 12th. A tour of Edinburgh would not be complete without learning about Scotland’s most famous historic attraction: Edinburgh Castle. Your guide will take you on a brief private tour of the castle, before leaving you to explore it at your own pace. Hear about the fascinating history of this enigmatic castle, including many of the bloody battles that took place here, such as the War of Independence between Scotland and England in the 14th Century. Important information - There may be restrictions St Giles Cathedral may be closed early due to religious events. Inclusions: Edinburgh Castle entrance fee Guide Exclusions: Entrance fee Drinks Meal Transport Important Info: Please make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process.;We suggest you wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the time of the year. Redeem Info: VOCUHERLESS - Printed voucher or E-voucher. Print and bring the voucher or show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

As a former capital of Scotland, the beautiful city of Stirling boasts a number of historic attractions though none is more dramatic than the hilltop castle, from where medieval monarchs ruled the country. (Admission to the castle is optional.) Enjoy a tour through the old town and see the National Wallace Monument. Continue to the Deanston distillery, which is famed for the quality of its single malt whiskys, and if you choose to avail of the guided tour (which is an optional extra) you will learn all about the ancient distillation process from fermentation to ageing before enjoy a tasting session. The fun continues on the road to St Andrews, where to the accompaniment of traditional Scottish music, you will learn about Scottish golf, religion and legends as the tour crosses the Gleneagles valley. Stroll through St Andrews, discovering its most emblematic attractions and the best places to eat. Visit the ruins of the castle and cathedral and see the Old Course, where golf has been played since the 15th century. On the way back to Edinburgh, stop briefly at the picturesque fishing village of South Queensferry and admire the Forth Bridge, a Victorian-era marvel of steel engineering. Exclusions: Lunch Admission to Stirling Castle and the Distillery Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Explore the haunted history of Edinburgh on this fascinating tour of Scotland's capital city's dark side, famous for its imposing and rather spooky Gothic architecture, local legends, and ghostly sightings. Highlights

• Enjoy the atmospheric and dramatic storytelling of your expert guide

Scotland is a nation renowned for its natural beauty. On this full-day excursion to the Scottish Borders , discover the stunning architecture of Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin Castle, and Melrose Abbey . On your private tour, you will: Enjoy a scenic drive to Rosslyn (Spelled also Roslin) and hear about the bloody battles and interesting discoveries in the village Explore the mysterious interiors of Rosslyn Chapel, featured in Dan Brown's book The Da Vinci Code Discover the beautiful architecture of Melrose Abbey in the Scottish borders, the final resting place of the heart of Robert the Bruce See the historic town of Melrose, located next to the Eildon Hills and the birthplace of Rugby Sevens Stop for a traditional Scottish lunch in Melrose Visit the spectacular Scott's View, Sir Walter Scott's favourite view in the Scottish Borders, overlooking the valley of the River Tweed Round your day off at Glenkinchie Distillery, learning and sampling some of Glenkinchie's finest malts Your tour will begin your tour with a short scenic drive to Roslin, a small village just 7 miles from Edinburgh. The tiny village of Roslin is home to an amazing legacy of Templar knights, medieval conspiracies, and bloody battles. Heralded as the eventual reliquary of the Holy Grail , the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel is full of exquisite medieval carvings depicting intriguing biblical, masonic, pagan and Templar themes, not found anywhere in the world. You will also have a chance to visit Roslin Castle , which remains an imposing shadow of its former glory. You will then head into the heart of the Scottish Borders , to the town of Melrose , an area rich in hills, valleys and rivers – and the birthplace of the game of Rugby Sevens. Home to the lavish Melrose Abbey , founded in 660, you will explore the beautiful architecture and the fascinating lives of the medieval monks who lived and died here. In Melrose, your guide will recommend a spot for enjoying some traditional Scottish fare before you continue your tour. After lunch (not included), you will head to Scott’s View , one of the most spectacular vistas of Scotland . Rounding the day to warm your insides, visit the charming Glenkinchie Distillery , one of the few Lowland distilleries left in Scotland. Here you will learn about, and sample some of Glenkinchie's finest malts. Enjoy Scotland's treasured lowlands and enjoy the beauty of Scotland's natural landscapes, while marvelling at several of its most world-renown sites. Important information - There may be restrictions Please consider that children under the age of 8 are not permitted on Glenkinchie Distillery's tours due to health and safety reasons. Inclusions: Guide Whiskey tasting Private transfers Pick-up available from the meeting point. Pick-up and drop-off available for selected hotels only. Rosslyn Chapel admission fee Melrose Abbey admission fee Exclusions: Travel Insurance Drinks Lunch Important Info: Please make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process. ;We suggest you wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the time of the year. Redeem Info: EVOUCHER - E-voucher. Show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

The History of Scotland’s Witches: Accused, tried, and tortured. Step into the past and bear witness to the truth about Scotland’s ‘witches ' following their tragic last steps on this five-star Edinburgh history tour. Persecution of the weak, the wise and skilled? Roused by fear and envy? Inflamed by religious zeal? You’re invited to listen carefully and perhaps think again... You’ll be transported back to a dark time ruled by a crazed king and his obsession with the dark arts, ‘otherworldly phenomenon’. Join us to walk the cobbled paths of Edinburgh’s Old Town and its centuries-old closes, reach Edinburgh Castle esplanade the site where hundreds burned at the stake. Witches of Edinburgh: Hunted and hanged. Around 2, 500 people were executed for witchcraft in Scotland across two centuries. Agnes, Geilis, Janet, John… Learn names and hear stories of some of the women, and men, accused of sorcery. Alleged psychics, hexers, and communicators with the devil coerced into confession. Our stories will begin with the accusations, then the trials and lead to the tragic fate suffered by many. History and Hysteria: Their Trials and Truth Told There was no justice in court, nor truth in tribunals for accused ‘witches’. On this tour, our award-winning Storytellers shine a light on the truth behind the trials and the real reasons behind the witch crazes that swept like a fever for centuries, across Scotland and beyond Inclusions: Holyrood Palace ticket Guide Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Discover the origins of golf in Scotland, visiting historic courses and picturesque villages on this private London taxi tour from Edinburgh. Explore the rich history and heritage of golf on a private tour of Scotland's most iconic courses and charming villages. From the game's origins at Leith Links to the legendary Old Course at St. Andrews , this tour is an unforgettable experience for golf enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Begin at historic Leith Links, where the game of golf first took root in the 15th century. Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories about the early days of the sport and its evolution. Explore Bruntsfield Links, an ancient course that played a significant role in the development of golf, while learning about Bruntsfield's contributions to the sport. See the world-renowned Old Course at St. Andrews, often referred to as the "Home of Golf," where you can walk in the footsteps of legendary golfers as you explore the iconic Swilcan Bridge and historic fairways. Travel through the quaint villages of the East Neuk, a series of charming coastal communities known for their unique culture and heritage. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and stunning views of the North Sea before returning to Edinburgh on a scenic drive. This tour offers the perfect blend of golf history and Scottish charm, making it an ideal excursion for those wishing to learn about the origins and traditions of the sport while experiencing the beauty of the Scottish countryside. Your expert driver and guide will ensure that you are informed of the significance of each location, providing information on each course's past and its importance in the golfing world, and there will be ample opportunities to take stunning photographs throughout the tour, making it a day to remember. Whether you are a golfer or interested in Scottish history and culture, this tour promises a comprehensive and engaging experience, all in the comfort of an Iconic London Taxi Book your spot today and get ready for an amazing experience! Inclusions: Driver Guide Private transport Pick-up and drop-off available for selected hotels only. Exclusions: Food and Beverage Tickets Important Info: Please make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process. Redeem Info: VOCUHERLESS - Printed voucher or E-voucher. Print and bring the voucher or show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

Get exclusive access to the Blair Street Underground Vaults – the largest system of underground caverns in Edinburgh. Built in the 18th century beneath South Bridge, we are the only walking tour company with access. Beneath the bustle of Edinburgh’s Old Town, you will discover a dark, damp world unchanged since the 18th century. Your expert guide will lead you deep into the Blair Street Underground Vaults, and together you will explore their history – including how they became home to the city’s most destitute inhabitants. Want to see Edinburgh’s darkest secret? Descend into the vaults, exclusive to us. It is a story rooted in Edinburgh’s Georgian past – grand feats of engineering, the expansion of the city, and those who were left behind in its darker corners. But why were the vaults built? And who used them? Save your questions for your tour guide, a masterful storyteller who will bring the history of the vaults to life – and talk you through some of the artefacts that have survived. Your walking tour will end in our Discovery Room complete with 3D model and artefacts. Inclusions: Guide Headset Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.