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Enjoy a unique experience visiting some of the most charming places in Scotland: Glencoe Valley, Ben Nevis, Great Glen and, of course, Loch Ness.

<p>On this <strong>Edinburgh Nighttime Ghost Tour</strong>, you will spend two hours exploring the city’s darkest history, stepping into a world of <strong>ghosts, mysteries and witchcraft</strong>. We will walk through historic cemeteries and hidden alleyways while uncovering legends, real events and even scientific investigations linked to Edinburgh’s most unexplained phenomena.</p> <p>Throughout its history, <strong>Edinburgh</strong> has witnessed brutal events, murders and witch burnings. The echoes of these stories have survived through time and remain deeply embedded in the city’s closes and graveyards, which we explore after nightfall, when the atmosphere is at its most intense.</p> <p>Leaving the most tourist-filled areas behind, this <strong>Edinburgh ghost walking tour</strong> takes you back to a time when life beyond the city walls was forbidden. Through carefully selected stories and visual projections, your guide will reveal Edinburgh as its former inhabitants once experienced it. More than once, you may find that <strong>history is darker than legend</strong>.</p> <p><em>This tour is not recommended for children under the age of 5 due to the themes explored during the visit.</em></p>

Visit from Edinburgh the most spectacular landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with our excursion to Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands. Enjoy the forests of the Los Trossachs National Park. Crossing Glencoe, Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom, awaits us. Later, the Great Glen will welcome us. In its heart the waters of the great lochs of Scotland are immersed. Go ahead and embark on a cruise on Scotland's best-known loch, the home of the most mythical monster in the country: Nessie. To finish, he offers a pint in a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village on the banks of the River Tay.

Starting from the <strong>Royal Mile</strong>, we’ll head up its cobbled streets towards Edinburgh Castle and its <strong>esplanade</strong>, boasting stunning views over the city’s New Town. Next, we’ll pass through the impressive <strong>town</strong> <strong>wall</strong> and learn how, as the city of Edinburgh gained importance in the history of Scotland, its castle expanded and was witness to key events in the history of the United Kingdom. <strong>Scotland’s most visited attraction</strong>, Edinburgh Castle, is where the country’s history was written. From the Celts and the Romans to <strong>Robert</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Bruce</strong>, <strong>William</strong> <strong>Wallace</strong> and the court of <strong>Mary,</strong> <strong>Queen</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Scots</strong> – they all played crucial parts over the course of its history. What’s more, the <strong>Honours of Scotland</strong> and the <strong>Stone</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Destiny</strong> can also be found behind its walls, along with the National War Museum, which recounts the story of the British military. The castle stands upon an extinct <strong>volcano</strong> and it was in 900 AD that life began to grow around it. From 600 AD onwards, its <strong>first</strong> <strong>fortress</strong> was built. After wood came stone, and after stone a refuge for kings and the main target for the English. It was after the last <strong>Jacobite</strong> <strong>Siege</strong>, in 1745, that this fortress laid down its defences as the city’s stronghold and became a <strong>national</strong> <strong>symbol</strong>, which today welcomes more than one million visitors every year. Marvel at its history with full explanations in English by our tour guide, before you explore the museums and prisons within its walls. <p data-path-to-node="7"><b data-path-to-node="7" data-index-in-node="0">If you wish to purchase your own ticket, please remember:</b></p> <ul data-path-to-node="8"> <li> <p data-path-to-node="8,0,0">If you booked with us for <b data-path-to-node="8,0,0" data-index-in-node="26">09:00 am</b>, you must buy your ticket for <b data-path-to-node="8,0,0" data-index-in-node="65">09:30 am</b>.</p> </li> <li> <p data-path-to-node="8,1,0">If you booked with us for <b data-path-to-node="8,1,0" data-index-in-node="26">12:00 pm</b>, you must buy your ticket for <b data-path-to-node="8,1,0" data-index-in-node="65">12:30 pm</b>.</p> </li> </ul> <em><strong>Important</strong>: Edinburgh castle is a fortress that is made up of various buildings. Our guided tour covers the streets and squares of the fortress. <strong>Neither our guide nor any other tour company is authorised to conduct tours inside the buildings of the fortress</strong>. However, after the guided tour, you will have time to explore the castle buildings as recommended by our guides.</em>

Nuestro <b>Free Tour de Harry Potter </b>por Edimburgo te adentrará en el alucinante mundo de JK Rowling. Conocerás todos aquellos sitios de la ciudad que le fueron inspirando para crear este mágico mundo. Se trata de un tour sin un precio preestablecido con el fin de que seas tú quien valore nuestro trabajo mientras descubres la apasionante historia, anécdotas y curiosidades de esta mítica saga llena de magia. <b>Una visita amena y cercana</b> en la que, además de ser seleccionado/a en tu casa correspondiente, te llevarás una fantástica experiencia con nuestros guías, que te darán también consejos tanto para disfrutar de la ciudad de la manera menos <i>muggle </i>posible. Algunas de las recomendaciones serán, por ejemplo, cómo organizar tus planes y compras para tu próximo curso en Hogwarts. <ul> <li>Los menores de edad deben ir obligatoriamente acompañados por uno de los padres.</li> <li>En este tour no se admiten grupos de estudiantes (colegios e institutos). En este caso tendrá que reservarse para hacerlo de manera privada a través de [email protected]</li> <li>Este tour no está recomendado para personas con movilidad reducida. Tan solo en modo privado se podrá modificar el itinerario del mismo para que pueda acceder una silla de ruedas.</li> </ul>

Travel to Inverness, discover Loch Ness and fall in love with Urquhart castle.

Visit from Edinburgh the most spectacular landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with our excursion to Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands. Enjoy the forests of the Los Trossachs National Park. Crossing Glencoe, Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom, awaits us. Later, the Great Glen will welcome us. In its heart the waters of the great lakes of Scotland are immersed. Go ahead and embark on a cruise on Scotland's best-known lake, the home of the most mythical monster in the country: Nessie. To finish, he offers a pint in a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village on the banks of the River Tay.

Travel to Inverness, discover Loch Ness and its legendary monster and fall in love with the picturesque ruins of Urquhart castle, one of Scotland's most iconic attractions.

<p>The <strong>Edinburgh Walking Tour – Audioguide</strong> is the perfect option for your first days in the city. If you want to take photos and explore the <strong>Old Town</strong> of Edinburgh at your own pace, this is the ideal choice, as there is <strong>no time limit</strong> on this tour.</p> <p>The audioguide includes <strong>25 stops</strong> covering the most important areas of the <strong>Old Town</strong>.</p> <p>As you will discover, Scotland’s capital hides three cities in one: the <strong>Old Town</strong>, which has always inspired writers; a city of scientific discoveries; and finally, an Edinburgh for travellers.</p> <p>This <strong>three-hour walk</strong> helps you understand why <strong>Edinburgh</strong> is a <strong>UNESCO World Heritage Site</strong> and a <strong>UNESCO City of Literature</strong>. The route begins along the <strong>Royal Mile</strong>, the city’s backbone until the 18th century. As you climb towards <strong>Edinburgh Castle</strong>, you will discover the unique aspects of the city and Scotland: from the urban layout of its <strong>closes</strong> to the evolution of the <strong>kilt and tartan</strong>, as well as <strong>whisky</strong> and <strong>haggis</strong>.</p> <p>You can then take a break at <strong>Grassmarket</strong> before walking into the world of <strong>Harry Potter</strong> and the story of <strong>Greyfriars Bobby</strong> in <strong>Greyfriars Cemetery</strong>. Along the way, you will encounter countless stories about paranormal phenomena, politics, religion, and the thistle, even spotting locals enjoying the sun.</p> <p>Beyond history, this tour also provides tips on <strong>where to eat, enjoy live music, shop for souvenirs</strong> or take part in the many monthly activities that fill Edinburgh with life.</p>

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<p>On this <strong>Nighttime Ghost Tour – Audioguide</strong>, you’ll spend two hours exploring the dark history of <strong>Edinburgh</strong>, delving into stories of <strong>ghosts, mysteries and witchcraft</strong>. Visit historic cemeteries and alleyways while uncovering legends and scientific investigations into the city’s most unexplained phenomena. A tour for believers and sceptics alike, but essential for anyone wanting to truly understand Edinburgh.</p><p>Throughout history, <strong>Edinburgh</strong> has witnessed bloody events, murders and <strong>witch burnings</strong>. The echoes of these events remain embedded in its closes and cemeteries, which we explore as night falls.</p><p>Leaving the busiest tourist areas behind, this <strong>Edinburgh ghost tour</strong> takes you back to a time when life outside the city walls was forbidden. Through stories and visual projections, your guide reveals the city as its former inhabitants once knew it. Often, history proves darker than legend.</p><p><em>This tour is not recommended for children under 5 due to the mature themes explored.</em></p>

Visit from Edinburgh the most spectacular landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with our excursion to Loch Ness, Glencoe and Highlands. Enjoy the forests of the Los Trossachs National Park. Crossing Glencoe, Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom, awaits us. Later, the Great Glen will welcome us. In its heart the waters of the great lakes of Scotland are immersed. Go ahead and embark on a cruise on Scotland's best-known lake, the home of the most mythical monster in the country: Nessie. To finish, he offers a pint in a pub in Pitlochry, a Victorian village on the banks of the River Tay.

Don't miss this perfect trip to see the most important places in Scottish history: <strong>Stirling</strong>, <strong>William Wallace</strong>, <strong>whiskey</strong>, <strong>golf</strong> and the <strong>University of Saint Andrews</strong>. Get to know the characters and places that have built Scotland's identity. Important information: <ul> <li>Stirling Castle has to be booked in advance by the customer. Please contact us and we will help you.</li> <li>In some days the tour can be done with the stops in a reverse order to have the best tour possible.</li> </ul>

This is a journey full of contrasts to get to know the real Scotland, allowing you to immerse yourself in Scottish folklore and admire one of the most important sculptures of the Clyde: the Kelpies, where we will make our first stop. We will continue our fairy and elf trail on a visit to Loch Katrine, then enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Trossachs National Park and Loch Lomond. We will then finish the day in the economic capital of Scotland: Glasgow. The Kelvingrove Museum, its medieval cathedral, its Victorian buildings and the redevelopment of the banks of the River Clyde in 2014 have made this city the architectural capital of the UK and we will admire it on an intensive sightseeing tour.

Discover the history and magic of <strong>Edinburgh</strong> on our <strong>Free Walking Tour of Edinburgh</strong>, perfect for first-time visitors or anyone looking to explore the city in depth. Our expert guides will take you through the <strong>Old Town</strong>, one of Edinburgh’s most iconic areas, sharing fascinating stories and hidden gems along the way.On this walking tour, you’ll learn about the city’s culture, architecture, and lesser-known historical anecdotes. Start your journey at <strong>Mercat Cross</strong>, where you’ll discover Edinburgh’s origins and vibrant past. Along the route, explore landmarks such as <strong>St Giles’ Cathedral</strong>, a key site in Scotland’s religious reform, and <strong>Greyfriars Kirkyard</strong>, famous for the heartwarming story of the loyal dog, Bobby.The best part? At the end of the <strong>Free Tour of Edinburgh</strong>, you decide the price based on how much you enjoyed the experience. There’s no fixed fee, ensuring excellent value for your time. Not only will you enjoy a walking tour through Edinburgh’s top sites, but you’ll also gain an unforgettable experience.<em>Please note: this tour is not available for school groups. Schools must book a private tour via <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>.</em>

<p>On the <strong>Free Ghost Tour of Edinburgh</strong>, uncover the chilling stories hidden along the <strong>Royal Mile</strong>, from its narrow, shadowy <strong>closes</strong> to the iconic <strong>Canongate Cemetery</strong>.</p> <p>Don’t miss this journey through Edinburgh’s dark history, where <strong>ghosts, murderers, body snatchers, witches</strong> and even the devil himself accompany us through the Old Town’s streets. Following the <strong>Industrial Revolution</strong>, overcrowding and poor living conditions fueled beliefs in legends—some cruel and bloody. Mixed with layers of <strong>Celtic culture</strong> and folklore, these elements created a city that hid from the law and built its own shadowy universe.</p> <p><em>This tour is not recommended for children under 5 due to the themes explored.</em></p>

<span style="font-weight: 400;">On this </span><b>Loch Ness, Glencoe and Inverness Tour</b><span style="font-weight: 400;">, we want to show you the Scottish Highlands in a truly special way. This experience combines the highlights of our traditional Glencoe Valley route with our alternative itinerary through Inverness and Urquhart Castle. Thanks to this unique blend, we are the only company that offers you a journey that includes a stop in the stunning Glencoe Valley, a cruise on Loch Ness from Fort Augustus, and a visit to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands.</span>

Viaja hasta Inverness y visita la fortaleza del Lago Ness. Recorre el Lago Ness y enamórate del enclave donde se localiza el Castillo de Urquhart.