Edinburgh Old Town Walking Tour with an App

View the stunning Arthur's Seat from the South Viewpoint on Calton Hill, a historic volcano offering breathtaking city and ocean views. Discover its Gaelic roots and significance.

Discover the Burns Monument, a tribute to Scotland's cherished poet, Robert Burns. Marvel at its Greek temple design and delve into Burns' rich legacy and cultural impact.

Step into the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the King's official residence in Edinburgh. Uncover its rich history, from Mary, Queen of Scots' dramatic life to state events and royal meals.

Stroll the Royal Mile from Holyrood Palace to Edinburgh Castle, a journey through Scotland's heart. Discover historic sites, Mary Queen of Scots' impact, and savour local culture and whisky.

Explore Canongate Kirk, the Museum of Edinburgh, and The People's Story Museum along the Royal Mile. Discover royal connections, historic graves, and Edinburgh's rich working-class heritage.

Visit John Knox House on the Royal Mile, a symbol of Scotland's Reformation and home to the country's most controversial preacher. Delve into Knox's clashes with Mary, Queen of Scots.

Explore the historic Tron Kirk on the Royal Mile, a key site post-Scottish Reformation and survivor of Edinburgh's great fire, now a hub for heritage education.

Visit the Fringe Shop on the Royal Mile, your hub for all things Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Grab tickets, programs, and unique festival souvenirs in this vibrant spot.

In Parliament Square, marvel at the Charles II statue and the historic Parliament House. Uncover the saga of Charles II's reign and visit John Knox's enigmatic final resting place.

Stand before St Giles' Cathedral, the heart of Scottish Presbyterianism, & delve into its pivotal role from the 12th century to the Reformation & Civil Wars. Uncover its rich history & architecture.

Encounter the David Hume Statue, a tribute to the influential Scottish Enlightenment thinker, known for his philosophy on human nature and scepticism. Touching his toe is said to bring luck.

Step into Deacon Brodies Tavern, a pub steeped in the tale of its namesake's double life, inspiring Stevenson's 'Jekyll and Hyde'. A blend of history and hospitality on the Royal Mile.

Explore Gladstone's Land, a 17th-century tenement on the Royal Mile, and Makars' Court with Scottish literary quotes. Visit the Writers' Museum nearby.

Explore Edinburgh Castle's rich history on Castle Rock. Don't miss the crown jewels and enjoy stunning views.

Explore vibrant Grassmarket Square with shops, dining, and history. It was once a cattle market and site of public executions.

Explore Victoria Street, a shopping and dining hub known for its boutiques and as the inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.

Visit the National Library of Scotland, the country's largest library, housing an extensive collection of books, manuscripts, maps, and more. Free admission!

Visit the Elephant House, a café where J.K. Rowling wrote parts of the Harry Potter series. Enjoy gourmet tea, coffee, and the magical atmosphere.

Explore Greyfriars Kirk, rich in history and known for Greyfriars Bobby. Discover its role in the National Covenant and its Harry Potter connections. Enjoy your tour of Edinburgh's Old Town!