Commencez vos vacances à Édimbourg en participant à notre visite intime en petit groupe, un mélange unique de découverte de trésors cachés et de sites incontournables. Contrairement aux visites classiques, nous privilégions une expérience exclusive avec un maximum de 10 personnes par groupe. Cela garantit un voyage personnalisé et vous permet de découvrir la ville d'une manière vraiment unique. Vous vous demandez quoi voir, où aller et quoi faire ? Notre visite est le guide idéal. Plongez au cœur du patrimoine historique, culturel et architectural majeur d'Édimbourg.

Partez pour une visite hantée d'Édimbourg où vous suivrez des indices pour découvrir des lieux saisissants et des histoires locales. Incarnez un membre du personnel diabolique lors de cette visite à pied palpitante qui vous emmène à la découverte de certains des lieux les plus hantés de la ville, notamment Greyfriars Kirkyard, le site du Nor' Loch et de West Bow. Êtes-vous prêt pour une promenade hantée dans Édimbourg ? Découvrez le passé sombre et sanglant d'Édimbourg, des grandes chasses aux sorcières écossaises aux meurtres de Burke et Hare, et découvrez les histoires obsédantes du magicien de West Bow, de la Dame Grise, de George Mackenzie et bien d'autres. Explorez les nombreux sites où des exécutions publiques ont eu lieu et visitez la salle abritant un livre fait de la chair de William Burke. Essayez une expérience inédite, le mélange parfait entre visite, escape game en plein air et chasse au trésor.

Explore amazing Royal mile of Edinbourgh at your own pace with audioguide on your smartphone. The map guides your route, and engaging audio commentary acts as your personal guide. You'll experience the best: Palace of Holyroodhouse, St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle, narrow medieval lanes, grave of the Scottish Hachiko, unique double-level street, and more! 23 audio commentaries was written by a professional historian, lifting the veil of mystery over the history, legends and culture of Scotland. Enjoy the tour at your own pace without a tour group. Be free to pause the audio guide at any point to rest in a café or buy souvenirs. You can turn down any pretty alley and get back on the route, skip something you're not personally interested in or listen to the recording again. The walk ends infron of Edinbourgh castle. You can visit its museum or continue your walk around the city.

Embark on your Edinburgh adventure with our exclusive Private Tour, meticulously crafted for those seeking a bespoke experience. Delve into the city's hidden gems and iconic landmarks, ensuring an intimate and personalized journey through Edinburgh's rich tapestry. Allow us to be your guide as we uncover the city's historical, cultural, and architectural treasures, tailored to your interests and preferences. Whether you're wondering what to see, where to go, or what to do, our Private Tour promises to immerse you in the essence of Edinburgh like never before.

Explore the rich tapestry of Edinburgh’s history on a three-hour walking tour that delves into the city’s political, social, and cultural evolution. Journey along the Royal Mile to uncover hidden closes, visit significant sites like St Giles’ Cathedral and John Knox House, and discuss the Scottish Enlightenment's impact. With a maximum group size of five, enjoy a relaxed pace that fosters engaging conversations and deeper insights into the city’s past. The tour concludes with stunning views from Calton Hill, providing a fitting reflection on Edinburgh’s enduring character. The tour is not suitable for toddlers or young children; however, pushchairs or strollers can be brought on the tour. - 3-hour small-group walking tour (max 5 guests) for personalized experience - Discover the Royal Mile, Greyfriars Kirkyard, and Edinburgh Castle - Focus on storytelling, context, and human experiences behind landmarks - Receive a souvenir photo and local recommendations after the tour

Join us - sometimes with one of our Golden Retriever tour guides - for a story-filled walk from Makars’ Court to the Scott Monument. We begin with Scotland’s literary legends, then head to the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade for tales of sieges, battles, kings, queens, and mysteries. Descend Castlehill into stories of witches and wizards, then take in Victoria Street and the Grassmarket. At Greyfriars Bobby’s statue, we separate fact from fiction, but Bobby’s story will stay with you. From there we cross George IV Bridge back to the Royal Mile, uncovering the thinkers and larger‑than‑life characters who shaped Edinburgh (plus the details most people walk straight past). We continue to St Giles’ Cathedral and Tron Kirk for saints and sinners, power and punishment, and hidden histories along - and beneath - the street. Finally, wander down Cockburn Street and cross from Old Town to New Town. Finish near the Scott Monument with fresh eyes on Edinburgh’s city centre.