Edinburgh City Tour
The Royal Yacht Britannia → Dean Village → Edinburgh Castle → Victoria Street → Royal Mile → St Giles' Cathedral → Scott Monument →Calton Hill → Holyrood Palace→Prestonfield House
The Royal Yacht Britannia → Dean Village → Edinburgh Castle → Victoria Street → Royal Mile → St Giles' Cathedral → Scott Monument →Calton Hill → Holyrood Palace→Prestonfield House
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What's included
Your driver
Mercedes Vito and English-speaking driver
Group
Private tour for 1–6 passengers
Not included in the price
Meals, entrance fees to attractions, gratuities
Itinerary
Highlights and experiences at each stop on your private day tour.
The Royal Yacht Britannia
The former royal yacht of the British Royal Family, now a floating museum permanently berthed in Leith.
Highlights
- State Apartments used by the Royal Family
- Royal Deck Tea Room
- Engine Room and Crew Quarters
- Interactive audio guide
Experience
- Explore the ship at your own pace
- See how the Royal Family lived and travelled at sea
- Visit both royal and crew areas
- Enjoy waterfront views and refreshments aboard the yacht
Dean Village
A peaceful hidden corner of Edinburgh located beside the Water of Leith.
Highlights
- Riverside scenery
- Historic stone houses
- Quiet village atmosphere
- Beautiful walking paths
Experience
- A calm and elegant contrast to the busy Old Town.
Edinburgh Castle
The most famous landmark in Scotland, dramatically positioned on Castle Rock overlooking the city.
Highlights
- Crown Jewels of Scotland
- Historic royal chambers
- Military history
- Panoramic city views
Experience
- A powerful introduction to Scottish history and one of the most iconic viewpoints in the country.
Victoria Street
One of Edinburgh’s most photographed streets, famous for its colorful curved buildings and lively atmosphere.
Highlights
- Boutique stores
- Cafés and restaurants
- Historic architecture
- Harry Potter inspiration atmosphere
Experience
- A vibrant and visually beautiful stop perfect for photography and relaxed exploration.
Royal Mile
The historic heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, stretching from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace.
Highlights
- Medieval architecture
- Historic closes and alleyways
- Traditional Scottish shops
- Street performers and atmosphere
Experience
- Walking through the Royal Mile feels like stepping into Scotland’s medieval past.
St Giles Cathedral
The historic High Kirk of Edinburgh, located on the Royal Mile and closely associated with Scotland's religious and political history.
Highlights
- Stunning Gothic architecture
- The famous Thistle Chapel
- Beautiful stained-glass windows
- Historic crown steeple
Experience
- Admire centuries-old craftsmanship and architecture
- Learn about the Scottish Reformation
- Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the Old Town
- Take photos of the impressive interior and exterior
Scott Monument
A striking Gothic monument in central Edinburgh dedicated to the Scottish novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott.
Highlights
- Intricate Victorian Gothic architecture with ornate spires and carvings.
- Statue of Sir Walter Scott and his dog Maida at the base.
- Excellent views of Edinburgh from multiple viewing platforms.
- Features numerous sculptures of characters from Scott's literary works.
Experience
- Climb the narrow spiral staircases to enjoy panoramic views over Edinburgh's Old Town, New Town, and surrounding hills.
- Admire the monument's detailed stonework and Gothic design up close.
- Learn about Sir Walter Scott's influence on Scottish culture and literature.
Calton Hill
One of the best panoramic viewpoints in Edinburgh, especially beautiful at sunset.
Highlights
- 360° city views
- Famous monuments
- Skyline photography
- Sunset atmosphere
Experience
- A perfect location to end the day with breathtaking views over Edinburgh.
Holyrood Palace
The official royal residence in Scotland located at the end of the Royal Mile.
Highlights
- Royal State Apartments
- Historic gardens
- Scottish royal history
- Elegant palace setting
Experience
- A refined and prestigious royal stop that complements Edinburgh Castle beautifully.
Prestonfield House
Prestonfield House is a luxurious 17th-century mansion hotel offering elegant interiors, fine dining, and a peaceful estate setting beneath Arthur's Seat, just minutes from Edinburgh's city centre.
Highlights
- Historic mansion dating from 1687 with lavish, character-filled décor.
- Beautiful private grounds with gardens, peacocks, and Highland cattle.
- Award-winning fine dining at Rhubarb.
- Individually designed luxury rooms and suites.
- Peaceful retreat close to Edinburgh's major attractions.
Experience
- An intimate Scottish country-estate escape with exceptional service and a romantic atmosphere, blending historic grandeur with modern luxury.
Overall experience
A refined journey through Edinburgh's historic streets, iconic landmarks, panoramic viewpoints, and unique local charm.
**Please note that any extra time will be charged accordingly.
Per group
£400