Discover the medieval capital of Scotland via the winding cobble stone streets and pathways. Visit the Royal Mile, Grass Market and the Cow Gate on our way Holyrood Palace and gardens.Note: The Queens Gallery in Holyrood Palace is closed until 2024 for construction.
We can pass by for a quick photo stop or enter for a full tour. The audio guides here are amazing!!!!You can enjoy the 360 degree panoramic views of the whole city all the way to the coast and beyond from the top of Calton Hill.A large scale development built in Georgian times in part to relieve the hugely over-populated city and in part to provide an enlightened new city, the first of its kind in Scotland.You have the option to experience a bit of serenity in the city with a visit to the Botanical GardensThis millers town on the edge of the Water of Leith is like it's own forgotten village.Wander the old harbour town of Leith or stop for a quick refreshment in one of it's many traditional barsThis time capsule of a village is home to the lovely Duddingston Kirk along with Dr Neil's Ornamental Garden and of course, Scotlands oldest pub, The Sheep Heid Inn reported to have been here since 1360 where we can stop for lunch and play some ancient 10 pin bowling.This volcanic mountain can be seen from every part of Edinburgh and if possible we will venture, almost to the top, via Queens Drive for some fantastic views of the surrounding area.This lovely village on the banks of the Forth River has been trapped in time so wander the lovely cobbled streets and grab some awe inspiring views of the iconic Forth Rail and Road bridges and our shiny new Queensferry CrossingAs the official yacht of the royal family, it is a wonderful snapshot of royal life on this magnificent floating palace.
