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Tessa_L, Sep 2026
Hadrian’s Wall tour
A little hard to find the tours meeting point info via viator info, just have to read the fine print, and arrive 15 mins before the listed time! That’s the departure time not boarding time (saw several other people miss their tour d/t this!) Our tour guide Keith was awesome! So knowledgeable and pleasant. The sights were amazing and the history was so cool. Long day trip, but we arrived back in Edinburgh right on time. Jedburgh Abbey (optional) cost about 15 pounds for the 2 of us to enter and walk around quickly, would recommend doing this, it’s even better from the inside. Stoping at the England Scotland border provided some cool views. Lunch at the museum/archeological site of Vindolanda was good, cute little cafe. Definitely bring some good walking shoes, Vindolanda has a steep uphill path to see the archeological site. Keith also brought up to some optional view points with quick hikes on the way to and back. Plenty of toilet breaks including a rest stop option with ability to grab snacks for the way back. Totally recommend this tour!
Heather_H, Sep 2026
Great history!
Fun walking tour through Edinburgh. The Fridge festival was in full swing so it was a bit busy but we had headsets which really helped! Grant was great and kept us moving so we could get it all in. Finished at Edinburgh Castle where we got a short tour, but then could stay and see it all once the tour was over.
Deborah_B, Sep 2026
Best look at southern Scotland and Northern England!
This is a very educational and enjoyable overview of the area. Rosslyn Chapel is stunning, and the countryside is beautiful. Hadrian's wall and the fort are an incredible piece of history. Our Guide, Angela incorporated local music and pointed out unexpected extras!
Debra_D, Aug 2026
Hop-on-hop-off History Lesson
Hop -on-hop-off buses are really the best way to see a city like Edinburgh. Buy the pass to ride all three buses because the routes are slightly different with the blue bus going all the way out to Leith. The live guides or the recorded guides on the buses are a great way to learn about the city. You can get off at any stop and get back on by simply scanning your ticket, so make sure you keep it handy. The tour passes are 24 hours or 48 depending on which one you purchase and start the first time you get on a bus.
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