Top Scotland Classes & Workshops - page 2

Visit a bespoke whisky lounge right in the heart of Edinburgh for a journey through Scotland's past. Savor single malt whiskies from several esteemed distilleries to uncover the secrets of Scotch whisky-making, and experience the great Scottish tradition of storytelling on this tasting tour.

Blaeberry River Art provides fun and exciting paint events with a relaxed tone. Get a flavour of Stirling and enjoy...

Go well beyond a generic distillery tour—and take part in a special, hands-on experience that’s perfect for gin lovers—during this gin-making masterclass. Hosted at a distillery in Aberdeen, this experience invites you to blend your very own bottle of Scottish gin. Choose from more than 100 botanicals to create your unique recipe; plus, enjoy additional cocktails, and learn more about local gin history.

Every wizard must know the cornerstones of magic: spell casting, runecraft, and of course, potions. To perfect your knowledge of alchemy, join our candlelit Edinburgh School of Magic in an ancient cave hidden right behind St Giles cathedral and lost for centuries after the Great Edinburgh Fire.

To make the most of your time in the Scottish Highlands, a tour that packs plenty into your itinerary is a must. On this small-group option from Edinburgh, check off multiple highlights in just two days—with all the logistics taken care of. Make the most of photo ops at Loch Ness and Glen Coe, delve into the history of Culloden Battlefield, take a riverside stroll at Dunkeld, and admire Glenfinnan Viaduct (seasonal), famed for its role in the "Harry Potter™" movies.

Try your hand at distilling rum in Edinburgh, Scotland during this intimate small-group class. Spend hours taking a deep dive into your favorite spirit, with a guide to welcome you with a welcome drink and take you through the history of the distillery and of rum itself. Then partake in a tasting to help give you a better idea of the recipe you want to distill in your own bottle.

Discover the Scottish Highlands on a leisurely 2-day trip from Edinburgh that includes overnight accommodation at a hotel or bed & breakfast. Visit two of Scotland’s most popular spots—Loch Ness and Inverness—during scenic drives among pine forests, dramatic castles and charming villages, with an optional boat ride on Loch Ness. Travel in a top-of-the-range, 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with a small group limited to 16 passengers for a personalized experience with your informative guide.

Your local guide will introduce you to Scotlands national drink: a must do while in Scotland! You'll learn the language of whisky, how it's made and how to enjoy it. Your guide is a professional taster and can't wait to raise a glass with you! Slàinte mhath!

Immerse yourself in Scottish nature and culture—and make exploring beyond Edinburgh city limits easy—on this three-in-one, full-day tour. Begin at a top-rated distillery, where you can upgrade to join a tour and enjoy a dram or two. Next, discover Loch Lomond: the jewel of Trossachs National Park. Finally, venture to the storied Stirling Castle (entry own expense) to hear the story of the real "Braveheart," before returning to Edinburgh.

Fire dancing is a beautiful performative art that allows developing creativity through physical movement. Fire manipulation and even just being with an element of fire is really magical and hypnotizing. It engages your mind and allows you to focus. it has really amazing energy. It is a great activity and I could compare it to meditation and mindfulness practice. As a student, while dancing with fire, you'd be engaged and focused. It is doing something very extraordinary which could very positively influence your mental health and increase confidence. Its one of a kind experience you wont find everywhere, so its worth to give it a try!

Exploring Scotland beyond Edinburgh can feel daunting—with so much to see, where do you start? This full-day tour takes away the guesswork with a comprehensive itinerary and multiple stops. Leave the logistics to someone else as you visit the historic Stirling Castle (own expense), taste Scottish whisky at the Glengoyne Distillery, and travel through the picturesque Highlands to explore Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.

Embark on a journey around Scotland, without leaving Oban, with this Scotch whisky tasting experience. Sample some of the best whiskies Scotland has to offer, including some gems that few know about, during this expertly guided tasting that showcases rare and exclusive drams from small, independent producers.

Take your love of gin to the next level with a bespoke workshop in a micro distillery. Learn about how gin is made, enjoy a gin tasting to find your favorite varieties, then design your own recipe with botanical ingredients. Next, make a bottle of your own unique gin—using a copper still—to take home with you afterwards.

A professional photographer to show you the best spots and how to use your camera properly in manual mode. All tours are private. As a photographer and film maker I have a unique take on the city I call home, Make sure you get the photos you want with a friendly local guide!

Hosted by a Distillery Ambassador, you'll sample four stunning single cask whiskies chosen for you from the warehouses of our sister distillery in Speyside. You'll then take on the role of the Whisky Maker and learn how to combine and blend these flavours to create your own single malt whisky. A unique creation, which you'll bottle at 200cl to take home, complete with wax seal and label.

Explore the ancestral home of Scottish monarchs on a private full-day tour of the Fife Coast, Dunfermline, and St. Andrews. From Edinburgh, you’ll travel through the dramatic Scottish countryside and absorb panoramic views of the Forth Rail Bridge and the ruins of Dunfermline Abbey. Surrender to the picturesque charm of East Neuk, a rugged stretch of coastline peppered with quaint villages, and delve into the medieval history of St Andrews, considered the religious capital of Scotland. On this private tour, you’ll receive undivided attention from your guide.

Indulge in a hands-on Scottish cooking class with breathtaking views over Edinburgh from Corstorphine Hill. Hosted by Fiona, a Leith's-trained chef passionate about Scottish cuisine, this intimate experience offers a warm and informal atmosphere for food lovers of all skill levels. Begin with a welcoming tea or coffee and homemade Scottish shortbread in Fiona’s open-plan kitchen, where the city skyline unfolds through large windows. Together, you'll prepare a two-course seasonal menu using the finest local ingredients, then gather around the table to savor the fruits of your labor while being immersed in true Scottish hospitality. As a final touch, leave with a unique Scottish gift and, if you wish, take a short walk nearby for even more stunning vistas of Edinburgh's iconic landscape. Perfect for visitors seeking an authentic taste of Scotland in an unforgettable setting!

Immerse yourself in the flavour and heritage of whisky without leaving the Scottish capital. This whisky-tasting experience in Edinburgh includes tastings of three malts from different Scottish regions. As you enjoy your *drams*, your host fills you in on the history and culture of whisky and why it arouses so much passion.

Immerse yourself in the warmth of traditional Scottish hospitality for a cooking experience and 3-course dinner as you step into the welcoming embrace of local host Nell's stunning 200-year-old home nestled in the heart of Edinburgh. Begin your culinary journey with a warm introduction to Scottish cooking, while savoring homemade cheese oatcakes and Edinburgh Scottish rhubarb and ginger gin liqueur. Under Nell's expert guidance, master the art of preparing a quintessential Scottish soup - Cullen Skink- and craft your very own batch of buttery, melt-in-your-mouth Scottish shortbread. Dine Nell's elegant sitting room with Scotland's national dish, haggis (meat or vegetarian), served with creamy mashed potatoes and turnips, and enjoy a dram of whisky while you toast to Robert Burns' famous "Ode to a Haggis" poem. To wrap up this memorable evening, indulge in your homemade shortbread and tea or coffee, and depart with a tartan-wrapped goodie bag.

Get a comprehensive look at Scotland without spending days bogged down by planning on a 5-day journey through its inspiring landscapes. Travel through the Lowlands, Northern Highlands, West Coast, and the Isle of Skye, without worrying about driving or taking your luggage on public transportation. You'll glean more from landmarks than you would alone with guide commentary rooted in local culture and history.

In the depths of an historic Edinburgh close, taste local beer and learn about the differences and delights of a range of brewing styles. Discover the history of beer brewing in Edinburgh, and taste the difference between light and golden beers and their darker, roastier cousins. Edinburgh has a rich beer drinking heritage—get to know more about beer in the heart of the old part of town.

A private tour, designed exclusively for you and your guests. A unique way to explore Edinburgh's culinary scene. No two tours are the same! The tour is designed with your wish list in mind. You'll taste a variety of Scottish artisan foods, single malt whisky and European wines in iconic locations. Your local guide is a wine and spirit specialist and will endeavor to make your visit to Edinburgh truly magical.

Unleash your inner distiller at Stornoway's Gin School with this hands-on experience for 2. Together, you and your partner will craft your own unique gin from a selection of over 50 botanicals, guided by an expert distiller. Start with a refreshing Landfall G&T and a full gin tasting that immerses you in the world of gin-making. After designing your flavour profile, you'll distill your recipe on mini traditional copper pot stills and take home a full-size 70cl bottle of your creation. This 3-hour experience is perfect for gin lovers looking to learn and enjoy together.

Learn to surf in Scotland’s Cullent Bay with this small-group experience. Join a professional instructor who will guide you through fun, easy lessons in this North Sea coastal setting. Perfect for beginners, the water here is mellow, making it an excellent place to try a new sport. All equipment is provided, including winter wetsuits and gloves, if required.