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Historic stone castle on a rocky hilltop under a clear blue sky, featuring multiple connected buildings and sloped grassy areas.
  • Edinburgh

Edinburgh Castle

Tour the Great Hall and view the Crown Jewels
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Historic stone castle with cylindrical towers, symmetrical structure, and a central courtyard featuring an ornate fountain.
  • Edinburgh

Palace of Holyroodhouse

The Palace of Holyroodhouse, at the bottom of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, is the King's official residence when he's in Scotland. Visitors can explore the 14 state rooms in this 16th-century palace, still used during royal ceremonies!
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Chef plating up scottish food
  • Edinburgh

Edinburgh Food Tours

Embark on a culinary adventure into Edinburgh's world-class food scene
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Holyrood distillery interior with large copper stills, stainless steel tanks, and industrial equipment under purple lighting.
  • Edinburgh

Holyrood Distillery

Visit the Holyrood Distillery and learn about the process of making gin and whiskey!
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Pouring different styles of Scottish beer into tasting glasses
  • Edinburgh

Edinburgh City Tours

Discover the beauty and history of Edinburgh like never before with a city tour
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Stone and plaster buildings with multiple windows and chimneys under a bright blue sky.
  • Edinburgh

John Knox House

The John Knox House is located on Edinburgh's Royal Mile - the city's main thoroughfare, running downhill between Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse. As the heart of Scotland's historic capital it's a great place to start a day of sightseeing. It's also close to a host of great bars for a dram of whiskey (or two) when you're done.
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Ancient stone castle ruins with a tall tower by a sandy beach, lush green trees, and a grassy area in the foreground.
  • Queensferry

Inchcolm Island

Inchcolm Island is an island in the Firth of Forth in Scotland covering an area of nine hectares. A defensive outpost for the nearby city of Edinburgh, the island was the scene of multiple English raids and invasions during the Wars of Scottish Independence. It is now a popular tourist destination where visitors can discover the embattled past of Scotland.
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A dimly lit, narrow stone underground corridor with arched ceilings and walls, featuring small lights at intervals.
  • Edinburgh

Blair Street Underground Vaults

The Blair Street Underground Vaults allows visitors to explore a different, darker side of Edinburgh. They were once used as taverns, cobbler shops, and to store materials such as building supplies or – allegedly – stolen corpses! Whatever the story is, these vaults have a rich and fascinating history.
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A person in period costume stands against a lit doorway in a dimly lit stone room, with large painted portraits on the walls.
  • Edinburgh

The Real Mary King's Close

The Real Mary King's Close is a walking tour of Old Edinburgh that tells the city's history with all of the grisly truth about the Black Plague, mysterious hauntings, gruesome crimes, and stifled living situations. It is located opposite St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh Old Town.
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A costumed person theatrically scares a group of amused onlookers in a dimly lit, smoke-filled room.
  • Edinburgh

The Edinburgh Dungeon

The Edinburgh Dungeon offers no less than 360 different sets packed with hilarious, and scary actors, special effects, stages, scenes and even rides. It's an interactive walkthrough experience that will thrill and horrify the whole family! It's located in the heart of Edinburgh and is easy to reach with public transport.
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A stately building with ornate architecture, surrounded by manicured hedges on a sunny day, under a clear blue sky.
  • Melrose

Abbotsford House

Abbotsford House is the former home of Sir Walter Scott - a poet and novelist who wrote much of his work here. Located on the banks of the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders, this historic mansion is an easy drive from Edinburgh.
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A narrow, cobblestone street with historic buildings, shop signs, and lamp posts. A restaurant with "Dining Upstairs" banner visible.
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  • London

Harry Potter Tours

Relive magical moments and explore wizarding wonders in London
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Co-founder Ian outside our Lind & Lime Gin Distillery
  • Edinburgh

Lind and Lime Gin Distillery

Lind and Lime Gin Distillery is a craft gin distillery located in Edinburgh, Scotland. Founded in 2017 by two friends, the distillery specialises in small batch craft gins steeped in traditional Scottish botanicals. Offering a range of unique and tasty gins, Lind and Lime have something for every gin lover. The tasting room is a great place to sample the different gins, and the distillery also offers gin-making classes for those looking to learn about the craft of gin-making.
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