Top Edinburgh City Tours - page 7

This was a great experience. Our guide Jack was very knowledgeable, friendly, and a great sense of humor. Steel Rig was a great place, I chose not to climb, but did walk down to meet the wall. Vinolandia was spectacular. The museum was well worth the trip, let alone wandering through the site. It was great not feel rushed. Moffett was a cute town, just wish things were open.

My husband and I had a wonderful time on our Loch Ness and Highlands tour with Heart of Scotland Tours. We are so thankful to have had Angela as our tour guide - she was incredibly knowledgeable and made the trip extremely worthwhile. The trip itself involved a great balance between seeing the beauty of the highlands and learning about its rich history. While we were on the bus a lot, all of the stops were well-timed and really helped break up the day. We would recommend for anyone visiting Edinburgh.

We really enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend it. Jess was knowledgeable, engaging, and an excellent storyteller. We especially enjoyed her perspective on the role of women in Scottish history, which added depth to the experience and highlighted stories that are often overlooked. For anyone considering this tour, it's worth noting that it's more standing than walking. The group stops at various locations throughout Old Town while Jess shares the history and stories behind each site. A fantastic introduction to Edinburgh and one of the highlights of our trip!

Our tour guide, Mally, was absolutely fantastic. He was so engaging and made you feel like you were in medieval Scotland. We learned about Mary Queen of Scots, King James, Lord Darnly, and so many more folks who made up this soap opera. We loved it. Be warned, it is a lot of walking on hard stone, which can be a terror on the feet. If you cannot walk for hours on end and across a significant slope (Edinburgh is built on a volcano), this may be difficult. However, if you think you can, DEFINITELY DO IT! Even though my feet were incredibly sore by the end, I enjoyed this tour more than most any other we took. Beyond a doubt, I give the majority of the credit to Mally as he was engaging and really ensured we all felt included. I should also note that they give you audio headsets to be able to hear your guide. This is key as there would have been extreme challenges hearing Mally in some the closes (alleyways). Absolutely brilliant. Highly recommended.

This bus trip takes you out of the city of Edinburgh and into the magical Scotland highlands. The views are outstanding. Pictures truly do not do it justice. Our tour guide Thomas was phenomenal and very informative. Driver (Chris I think) was so great! I learned so much on this trip. It was a beautiful outing. Keep in mind it's a long day trip (12 to 13 hours) but the views are totally worth it.

Fun and engaging tour with delightful guide, Hazel, who included a lot of history of what inspired JKRowling’s Harry Potter books. In the process we saw a lot of Edinburgh. We laughed a lot as she quizzed us and engaged everyone together in a great time.

I've been to Edinburgh many times and done a lot of ghost tours but this was the best one I've been on. No costumes, no gimmicks, just a genuinely informative tour of all things gruesome and grisly. Ross, our guide, knew his stuff but was very personable and approachable. I also appreciated that he didn't rush us and made sure to wait for everyone to catch up. I learnt new things and visited new places so this really is a tour not to be missed

We have an unique and wonderful experience during the day tour. Graham is an enthusiastic tour guide who is passionate to arrange the tour itinerary and even more on the details of the songs he choose to play in different sections during driving time. We have a great time to visit Dewars whisky distillery especially that's not only dropped by and taking photos but good enough time to learn, taste and feels the Scottish spirit and whisky history.