Enjoy views of the iconic fortress dominating Edinburgh’s skyline. Your guide will explain the history of the castle, Scotland’s royal past, and the volcanic rock on which it stands while stopping for photos on Castle Hill and the Esplanade

Drive along and stop on parts of the historic Royal Mile, the medieval street connecting Edinburgh Castle with the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Discover hidden closes, historic buildings, and stories of Edinburgh’s past

See the historic St Giles’ Cathedral, famous for its crown-shaped spire. Learn about John Knox, the Scottish Reformation, and the cathedral’s role in Edinburgh’s history.

Visit the lively Grassmarket square beneath Edinburgh Castle. Once the site of public executions and markets, today it is a vibrant historic area with great views of the castle above

See colourful Victoria Street, often said to be one of the inspirations behind Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter stories. A perfect photo stop

Discover one of Edinburgh’s most famous graveyards, home to the story of Greyfriars Bobby and inspiration for several Harry Potter character names

See the official Scottish residence of the British monarch located at the end of the Royal Mile. Hear stories of Mary Queen of Scots and royal history

Pass the modern Scottish Parliament building and learn about Scotland’s devolved government and contemporary politics.

Admire Arthur’s Seat, the ancient volcano rising above Edinburgh. Learn about its geological origins and the legends connected to this dramatic landmark.

Stop at Calton Hill for one of the best panoramic views of Edinburgh. See famous monuments such as the National Monument and Nelson Monument while enjoying stunning city views.

Drive through Edinburgh’s elegant Georgian New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its grand squares, wide streets, and beautiful architecture.

Drive past Princes Street Gardens with views of the impressive Scott Monument dedicated to Sir Walter Scott, one of Scotland’s greatest writers.

Visit the picturesque Dean Village along the Water of Leith, once a historic milling village and today one of Edinburgh’s most charming hidden corners.

Stop at one of Edinburgh’s most photographed streets, famous for its charming cobbled lane and beautiful historic houses