Top Scotland Attractions & Museums

Discover more about Scottish history on this guided walking tour of Edinburgh Castle. Walk up the Royal Mile with your guide while learning about the castle's 3,000-year history and its role in Scottish heritage. Explore the castle grounds with detailed insights into key features like the one o'clock gun and Argyle Battery, gaining a deeper understanding than a casual visitor.

It isn’t a trip to Scotland without a whisky tasting—and this tour provides the perfect introduction to The Clydeside Distillery: Glasgow’s first dedicated single-malt distillery in over a century. Explore the Dockside Story to learn all about the history of whisky, how it's made, and every stage of production. End your tour with a guided whisky tasting where you learn how to nose and taste whisky with three drams from Clydeside. Note: during "silent season," no production will take place but tours run as normal with full access to the distillery.

Visit “Scotland’s Alcatraz”, long the country’s only high-security prison, without the hassle of waiting in line at the ticket office. Head straight inside and follow the audio tour to learn about the 125-year history of the former HM Convict Prison, including the infamous 1987 siege and Britain’s first state-owned railway. Walk through the galleries and halls as you listen to the stories of prison officers for a fully immersive experience.

The Edinburgh Dungeon is one of the Scottish capital's most-visited attractions, for good reason. The thrilling experience takes you on a wild underground journey through Scottish history that is equal parts terrifying and hilarious. Plan ahead and ensure a hassle-free visit by pre-booking your admission ticket for the Edinburgh Dungeon.

Join us for a completely unique Stirling private experience; immerse yourself in the old town of Stirling and Stirling Castle on this 3 hour tour with a local, expert guide. You'll spend the first 90 minutes walking through Stirling's old town with your guide. Walk in the footsteps of Mary Queen of Scots, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce whilst you hear the tales of battles, kings and queens who shaped Stirling, and Scotland into the place it is today. Learn about executions, marketplaces and grave robbers as well as modern life in this bustling city. After the walk, enjoy discovering Stirling Castle with your local guide. Highlights in Stirling Castle include the Great Hall, the Royal Apartments and Stirling Heads. Everything is included in the price, just show up and enjoy! Cancellation policy: email us 7+ days in advance and we will cancel/full refund. Tripadvisor won't let us set this as our policy! Thanks.

Visit the home of Scottish soccer on this Hampden Park stadium and museum tour in Glasgow. Follow your guide through the players’ changing rooms and the tunnels, and follow in the footsteps of Scotland’s most successful players as you step out onto the pitch. Picture yourself in the Scottish national colors at the cup presentation area, and hear the stories behind the stadium’s impressive silverware in the museum.

Learn about one of Scotland’s favorite beers, Tennent’s, by going on a behind-the-scenes brewery tour. Discover deep insights about the brewing process that you likely wouldn’t learn about otherwise, and see brewery artifacts that date back to the 1500s. As you go, your guide will share insider facts about how Tennent's is made. Then, finish the tour with a rare pour of unpasteurized Tennent's, straight from the tank.

Discover the captivating history and architecture of Scotland on this guided tour of Rosslyn Chapel, Edinburgh Castle, and the Royal Mile. Step inside the enigmatic Rosslyn Chapel, famous for its intricate carvings and connections to the Knights Templar. Explore the majestic Edinburgh Castle, home to the Scottish Crown Jewels and steeped in centuries of royal history. Enjoy leisurely time on the Royal Mile, where you can wander through historic streets filled with unique shops and landmarks. This tour offers an insightful experience for history enthusiasts and cruise visitors alike. - Guided tour of Rosslyn Chapel and Edinburgh Castle included - Explore the historic Royal Mile with free time for shopping - See significant sites like the Palace of Holyroodhouse and St Giles' Cathedral - Tour duration ensures timely return to your cruise ship for peace of mind

Having to wait in long lines puts a damper on trip activities, but pre-booking your ticket means you can skip the line to enter the Dundee Botanic Garden. Once inside, you are free to explore the garden and temperate arboretum housing botanical wonders collected from all over the world.

Footie fans can go behind the scenes at Celtic Park, home to Celtic FC, with this in-depth stadium tour. Visit the locker room and boardroom before walking through the tunnel to marvel at the stands pitchside. Learn about team history and lore from your guide before continuing on to the stadium’s Number 7 restaurant for a gourmet meal overlooking the pitch.

Beat the lines by booking your entry ticket to SeaLife Loch Lomond in advance. Inside the interactive aquarium, you’ll have access to exhibits such as Predators of the Reef, an Ocean Tank, and Tropical Ocean Tunnel, home to diverse marine life such as sharks, clown fish, and manta rays. Plus, you’ll have the chance to touch starfish in the immersive rock pools. A fun-filled family day out is guaranteed at SeaLife Loch Lomond.

Discover the majestic landscapes of Scotland on this 12-hour Loch Ness and Highlands tour departing from Edinburgh. Journey through the stunning Rannoch Moor and the historic Glencoe valley, with photo stops at Stirling Castle and quaint Highland villages. Enjoy a delightful lunch at the foot of Ben Nevis, before embarking on a quest for the elusive Nessie at Loch Ness. The return trip showcases the beautiful Cairngorms National Park and charming Pitlochry, providing a comprehensive view of Scotland's natural beauty and rich history. - Full-day tour covering key Scottish highlights, including Loch Ness - Visit Stirling Castle, Glencoe, and Cairngorms National Park - Lunch stop at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain - Ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts, operating year-round

See four northern Scotland highlights in a way impossible without the flexibility of a private car on this day trip from Inverness. Admire the Dornoch Firth from Struie Hill, watch for salmon jumping at the Falls of Shin, experience the halls, gardens, and falconry displays of Dunrobin Castle; and finish with a tour and whisky tasting at the Glenmorangie Distillery. Your private tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off for ease.

You can bring your own darts or use the ones we have. Up to four people can play. Choose from 6 engaging games including 501, Cricket, Fight Game and Killer It doesn’t matter whether you have been playing darts in the pub for years or have only seen it on TV, our games make playing this classic game a fun, simple, low-stakes experience.

Uncover the spirit of the Scottish Highlands through interactive and immersive exhibits in The Inverness Castle Experience, and explore the highlights of Inverness with a city audio tour. Step inside The Inverness Castle Experience and uncover the spirit of the Scottish Highlands. Discover its rich culture and heritage as you explore interactive and immersive exhibits. As you enter the South Tower, you'll embark on a self-guided adventure through an audio-visual journey celebrating the Highlands. Don't forget to capture the incredible views of Inverness from the Great Glen Roof Terrace. In the North Tower, admire beautiful tapestries, listen to traditional music, and experience stories passed down through generations. After your visit, continue exploring Inverness city with an audio tour. Download your audio tour and discover local highlights at your own pace, including Inverness Cathedral and the Ness Islands.

Explore four full decks of a remarkably preserved 1824 warship, where original cabins, gun decks and crew spaces reveal the real lives of sailors. See how over 300 men lived and worked aboard, from sleeping in hammocks to operating heavy guns, bringing the human stories of naval life to life. Unlike most historic ships, HMS Unicorn remains largely unchanged, thanks to its sheltered early history, making it one of the most authentic vessels in the world. Its unique design also captures a turning point in naval history, combining traditional wooden shipbuilding with early industrial innovation.

Glimpse into the lifestyle of the Royals with an audio tour of the Royal Yacht Britannia – the floating palace of Her Majesty the Queen for more than 40 years. Independently explore the stately ship’s five decks, peeking into elaborately decorated rooms like the State Apartments, the State Drawing Room, the Queen’s Bedroom and more. Add to the unique experience with some refreshment in the Royal Deck Tea Room (additional expense).