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Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Step into a winter wonderland with our enchanting Christmas tour through Roslin's historic gems. Begin at Rosslyn Chapel, adorned in seasonal splendor, where centuries-old mysteries meet holiday magic. Wander to the illuminated Rosslyn Castle, its majestic silhouette framed by festive lights. At Roslin Parish Church, discover a tranquil haven adorned with Christmas cheer, and hear tales of local traditions. Conclude your journey in Roslin Glen Park, where woodland trails beckon under a canopy of twinkling lights. Amidst nature's embrace, uncover the joy of the season. This captivating tour weaves history, architecture, and nature into a festive tapestry, promising a magical Christmas experience in the heart of Roslin.

Private transfer in luxury Mercedes vehicles. Professional chauffeur service from door to door. Airport pick ups include valet parking , meet and greet and up to 60 minutes free waiting time.

Did you know that Voldemort has a grave in Edinburgh cemetery? Or that the Patronus of James Potter comes from a Scottish legend? When she wrote Harry Potter, JK Rowling had just moved to Edinburgh and was inspired by everything she saw around her. During this 2h private tour, you will follow our storyteller who will tell you more of the behind the scenes of magic. You will learn anecdotes about both Harry Potter and the life of its author while discovering all the hidden spots of Edinburgh - which are strikingly similar to the world described by JK Rowling.​ Young wizards (under 18) must be with an adult.

A personal, private photoshoot around hidden gems in Edinburgh with a professional and experienced photographer. You can experience the magic of Edinburgh and have 50 beautiful edited images to remember your trip by. Perfect for couples, solo travellers or families.

The Corporate Treasure Hunt Experience offers a unique blend of fun, teamwork, and local heritage. Hosted by Paisley Tours – a community-led social enterprise – this fully facilitated activity takes your group on an interactive journey through Paisley's historic streets. Solve clues, uncover hidden landmarks, and compete in a fast-paced, engaging challenge designed to build morale and connection. Unlike app-based hunts, this is tailored to your team and led by a local host. With optional add-ons like drinks at partner venues, it's a meaningful way to explore Paisley while supporting the town's regeneration. Ideal for businesses, organizations, and team away days.

Let us collect your group direct from your cruise ship from Invergordon cruise port and jump on board your very own Private Tour as we head to our first stop the home of Nessie and the world famous Loch Ness explore the true inspiration behind the famous Outlander books from the Magical stones to the gallant Jacobite's battle again King George II troops at Culloden moor 16th April 1746 . Then discover the only surviving Jacobite house Cawdor castle which escaped the destruction after Culloden.

From Royal Strongholds to Hidden Drams: The Ultimate Stirling & Glasgow Experience Step back in time at Stirling Castle, the grand stage for Scotland’s most tumultuous history. Wander the Royal Palace, walk the halls of the Scottish Crown, and uncover the power plays of the Scottish monarchs . Once you’ve walked the battlements, we’ll whisk you away to Glasgow—Scotland’s true "Whisky City." Join a local Glaswegian expert for a guided walking tour through the city's spirited past. Discover back-street bars and hear the legends of pioneer blenders and "whisky mavericks." Gain entry to a private, members-only whisky bar, a sanctuary for connoisseurs . Enjoy three curated whiskies in three of Glasgow's finest establishments. Expert Intel: Finish at a premier whisky retailer to find that perfect bottle to take home. Note: This 2.5-hour walking tour requires a reasonable level of fitness. We recommend sturdy footwear and waterproofs—Scottish weather is part of the adventure!

All our tours are led by professional archaeologists who give you an insight into the past that is different from regular history tours. With a maximum of 6 participants and 2 tour guides, Your tours are intimate and engaging, allowing you to ask questions and delve deeper. We take you through the archaeological skills used to identify & record heritage sites, giving you the opportunity to ‘have a go’. With ancient maps, photos of excavations & gems of information, your tours offer something different & guarantee that you will be leaving with a lot more than you started with. By taking part you will directly support local Heritage Societies & Trusts whose sites will be front & centre of your experience, taking you further than a traditional tour ever could. As a not-for-profit organisation your support will also feed back into HARP's community outreach & educational programmes, helping more people to learn new skills & engage with archeological sites & their local heritage.

In this 6-day tour to Shetland from Edinburgh, you will experience the Up Helly Aa, the largest Viking Festival in the world, which started in the 1840's. Witness the 46 squads of guizers, led by Guizer Jarl, as they process through the streets of Lerwick with a Viking galley that is purpose built every year and burnt in the climax of the celebrations! In the days before and after Up Helly Aa, explore Shetland it all its magnanimous raw beauty. From deserted sand beaches with seals basking in the sun, to some of the most important Viking and neolithic settlements in the world. Witness breathtaking seacliffs battered by the full force of the sea, and stand on the shore of the North Sea looking at the Atlantic Ocean on the opposite side. Shetland is a unique place in the world, and visiting it is the experience of a lifetime for history and nature lovers!

This two day tour from Edinburgh is the best option for those wanting to see Loch Ness and the Highlands without being rushed. Your expert driver guide will keep you entertained with the myths and legends of this beautiful country, as well as the real social history of Scotland. On the first day, you'll visit the impressive Blair Castle, the charming Highland village of Pitlochry, the magical ruins of Clava Cairns and the historic Culloden Battlefield. On the second day, you'll take a boat ride on the world famous Loch Ness and visit the ruined Urquhart Castle, before seeing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and spectacular valley of Glencoe. Please note, you must book your own accommodation for one night in Inverness.

This is a unique way of visiting the highlands with a semi-private tour. Sit back while we do the driving and provide a historical tour of the places we'll visit with a focus on the people and culture that makes this area so wonderful. This tour has a leisure pace and we allow for ample time at each stop to explore and linger to explore your interests.

Embark on a 5-day Scottish Highlands and Isle of Skye adventure from Edinburgh. Aboard a luxury minivan, admire the scenery of Cairngorms National Park, and Achmelvich Bay, and enjoy plenty of stops along the way, such as the Old Man of Storr, Ardvreck Castle, and Eilean Donan Castle. To make this trip seamless and stress-free, accommodation is included with daily breakfasts too.

I'm a Glasgow-born chef and I lead food tours of this wonderful-but-underrated city. I'm a chef who has worked in some of the city's best dining spots, cooked at Scotland's first Michelin two-star restaurant, and moonlighted in stand-up comedy. Both Glasgow and Scottish food don't get the attention they deserve, and I aim to show people another side to the city and its unique cuisine. Although my tours use food as the jumping-off point, it's not entirely about eating. We talk about Glasgow's history and its role in the British Empire, the city's rough-and-tumble culture, and even learn some Glaswegian slang. I led food tours in Cambodia for many years and am delighted to be back in my home town, sharing with visitors the city that I love.