Top Scotland Arts & Design in 2026

Discover Glasgow at your own pace. This private tour takes you to Glasgow's most-important landmarks, as well as some hidden gems, and can be customized to your own interests and preferences. Your driver/guide will provide fascinating insights to the city and its attractions and answer any questions you may have.

Step into the world of Outlander on this exclusive 10-hour private tour departing from Edinburgh. Tailored for fans of the series and lovers of Scottish history alike, this immersive journey takes you through the stunning landscapes and historic sites that inspired the world of Claire and Jamie Fraser. With a private driver-guide fluent in English, enjoy a seamless and enriching experience as you visit iconic filming locations that bring the beloved series to life. Travel in comfort and at your own pace, with personalized commentary and time to explore each site. From ancient castles to charming villages, this tour combines cinematic magic with real Scottish heritage. Whether you’re reliving key scenes or discovering the beauty of Scotland for the first time, this tour promises an unforgettable day steeped in legend, romance, and history.

The Speyside region of northeast Scotland is renowned for its single malt whiskies, but enjoying them typically requires designating a driver. Skip the hassle on a private tour that allows you to fully immerse yourself in Scotland’s whisky-making history and heritage as you visit three Speyside distilleries in one day. Visit distilleries such as Macallan, Glenfarclas, Glenfiddich, or Aberlour; learn about the whisky-making process; and sample a selection of different whiskies.

Calling all Sassenachs! Prepare to step ashore and straight into the world of Outlander. We’ll embark on the ultimate journey through some of Scotland’s most stunning filming locations Your adventure begins in the village of Culross, transformed into Cranesmuir for the series. Wander its cobblestone streets and immerse yourself as you pass by the Mercat Cross (Note: Palace entry is optional and not included.) From there, it’s on to Doune Castle, the magnificent fortress that served as the seat of Clan MacKenzie. We highly recommend the audio guide narrated by Sam Heughan himself—a treat for every fan! After a lunch break to recharge, we continue to Blackness Castle. This fortress became Black Jack Randall’s imposing Fort William in the series. Our final stop is Midhope Castle, beloved by fans as Lallybroch, Jamie Fraser’s cherished family home. The perfect ending to our Outlander journey (site access is dependent on availability).

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.

Visit the Kelpies and Falkirk Wheel without the hassle of renting a car or navigating public transport. This private tour transports you from your accommodations or cruise ship port in the Glasgow area to the Falkirk Wheel, famed as the only rotating boat lift in the world, and then to see the giant equestrian statues known as the Kelpies.

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.

Discover Glasgow on a relaxed, entertaining walking tour led by a local guide who knows the city beyond the usual tourist highlights. From the historic surroundings of Glasgow Cathedral and the atmospheric Bridge of Sighs to the streets of Merchant City and the character of Glasgow Green, discover how Glasgow grew from its medieval roots into the vibrant city it is today. Along the way, hear fascinating stories, surprising facts and a little of the humour that makes Glasgow. We'll explore the city's history, architecture, culture and characters, before finishing at one of its most recognisable landmarks: the Duke of Wellington statue and its famous traffic cone. This is more than a list of buildings and dates. It's an opportunity to get to know Glasgow through the stories, personalities and places that make it special. Expect around two hours of local stories, interesting discoveries, photo opportunities and recommendations to help you enjoy the rest of your stay.