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We'll discover the streets and secret alleyways of the Old Town area of Edinburgh, starting at Edinburgh Castle, then we'll wander down to "Diagon Alley" and find the gravestones of "Voldemort" and some other well known names in the Harry Potter series. We'll also spot "Hogwarts School" of Wizardry and find where the writer found her inspiration from. Learn about the famous and not so famous cafes where J.K. Rowling began her writing career and finished in the realms of luxury. The tour will last approximately 1 hour. However, please allow for an additional 20 minutes if tour runs over depending on group size, photo opportunities and question time. Other things to note The tour will be outdoors, whether rain or shine so come prepared to walk around for over an hour. If it is raining, I suggest to wear sturdy shoes - the graveyard can be muddy. We won't wait if you are late, please arrive 5 mins early. Call me on +44(0)7884558365 *No refunds if late or no show.

Let us start by saying the whisky is optional, drink alternatives are available and the cost of the whisky is not included in the £15.50. We do this to make the event as inclusive as possible for drinker, non drinker, whisky lovers and whisky sceptics alike. The whisky or drink alternatives can be added-on on the day. We meet just off the iconic Royal Mile inside a café/bar called Hot Toddy. We have the entire downstairs area reserved for us, ensuring lots of space for the group. During the course of two hours we will sample four outstanding Single Malt Scotch Whiskies from the four major whisky producing regions of Scotland. We will discus some of the history of Scotland and explore the reasons as to why whisky is now so ingrained as a staple of Scottish culture and we have some great tales from Scotland and the world of whisky to share with you. Other things to note This tour departs promptly and we can not wait for guests who are late. Feel free to turn up at Hot Toddy earlier to enjoy some food or drink before the event starts. Guests joining at 5pm or 7:30pm can also add a traditional Haggis dinner to their experience for an additional £14per person. This can be enjoyed in the venue upstairs, after the experience. People under the age of 18 are not permitted on this tour and exceptions can not be made I'm afraid.

This is the ideal tour for anyone who wants to learn more than just the basics about Edinburgh's historic Old Town. To start, meet us away from most other tourists, on the edge of Princes Street Gardens, for the best view of Edinburgh Castle in the whole city. This tour will have a bit of everything - you'll learn about the lives of some of the Old Town's most famous and infamous residents, and some gruesome, interesting, and entertaining stories about what the city has seen over the centuries. Along the way, we'll point out some of our favourite spots to pop in for a "wee dram" or pint, so you'll know just where to go once the tour is over! This tour starts at 16.30 between March 23rd-October 18th, after the crowds have died down, so we have more space to explore Old Town. Between October 19th-March 22nd, this tour starts at 14.00, due to limited daylight in winter months. We limit the group size, so it's still a personal experience and you'll be able to chat with your guide and ask questions. Our goal is for you to learn a bit about Edinburgh's history, and have a great time while doing it! We'll do this tour rain or shine, so be sure to watch the weather and come prepared!

We'll start off with our 1st beer and a tour of our building, a 16th Century prison and courthouse. We have some original features untouched for hundreds of years. We'll make our way down to the hidden vaults under our building, where you'll try a selection of 4 other local beers in the most hidden tasting room in Edinburgh! Along with learning about the beers from an expert guide and the history of brewing in Edinburgh, participants will get to see the secret rooms hidden in the old prison, as well as stories of prisoners who were held here, the dark and grimy history of Auld Reekie, and how beer shaped the way we live our lives today. Other things to note Please be aware that the vault is accessed via about 20 steps- there is no lift/ramp access to the lower level. Check-in with reception staff at The Hostel above

Seen the Old Town (with us, or another lovely set of guides!) but want more? This tour is perfect for anyone wanting to get away from the big crowds of the Royal Mile. Over the 2 hours, you'll see some of the oldest buildings in Edinburgh, the city's centre's only waterfall, Edinburgh's only river and maybe the local otters and other birdlife. You'll meet Gains or Chris or David outside The Tour Box, Police Box, and from there it's a short walk down to Dean Village. In Dean Village, you'll explore the historic architecture, small streets and hidden alleyways that help give Dean Village it's charm. Before walking down the Water of Leith, you'll also see a stunning waterfall, right in the city centre. Next on the list is Dean Bridge, a magnificent feat of early 19th century engineering You'll also pass by an 18th century health spa. After that, you'll see the artistic community of Stockbridge and parts of Edinburgh's Historic New Town (1769). Get away from the over-crowded Old Town and see the parts of the city you won't find by yourself. We walk on the flat and downhill the first hour, then the last 30mins is more uphill. You don't have to be super fit to do this walk but given there are slopes and about 3 miles walking in 2 hours it is unfortunately unsuitable for people nursing an injury or those travelling with young children.

More Tea Spaces on Team Bonding dates or Sheepy Sleepover Naughty Sheep Retreats - 3 nights fun and wellness, half board,including afternoon tea Feed and stroke gorgeous Herdwick sheep. Fun for groups, gorgeous for couples. Adults only. Romantic trips, aniversaries, birthdays, animal lovers or adventurers in search of the unique and exclusive. Happy sheep and intimate teas means limited places. Private hen parties and Baaad boy brunch by request. NY Times, Vogue, Forbes Enjoy a traditional tea in the meadow looking at our panoramic views. Hilarious pet sheep will join you for cuddles and a bit of naughtiness and trying to eat all the wrong things.. After your outdoor home-made afternoon tea, you can photograph your new friends in the meadow or barn with a special bond of trust . If we have lambs there may be the chance to give them a bottle of milk too. You will enter the secret world of sheep- a wholesome joy Animals and hens are unpredictable and untrained Please don't film and feed at the same time- they like your full attention and I will ask for some phone-free periods to experience the Mindfulness of your new flock. The sheep are free to choose to walk away to graze too I recommend walking from the village to the location, 25 mins but you may drive the rough stone farm track of 1k. This is an outdoor experience in the Loch Lomond National Park- dress wisely

You will be welcomed to a bespoke micro distillery room where you will receive a gin and tonic on arrival. Guests will be allowed to settle in with a run through of the outline of the class. Each guest will then try three different gin tasting samples and then design their own bespoke gin recipe from the available ingredients. Guests will then use an individual mini copper still to distill their chosen ingredients to produce a 500ml (50cl) bottle of gin to take home with them. While their gin is distilling they will enjoy a cocktail and once their gin has been distilled, they will taste their newly made gin before bottling, labelling, naming and wax sealing their end product. Other things to note Unfortunately the room where we host the gin school is downstairs and not wheelchair accessible.

Scottish gin and cheeses takes you on a fun journey around Scottish gin styles. We give you an understanding of how gin is made, how to pair with great mixers and discuss how to garnish your drinks. The class is full of useful gin brand information and helps both the novice and the experienced gin lover who has an interest in the ever growing Scottish gin scene. We sample 8 different gins ranging from the classic to the newly more established to the tiny craft brands. Everything is paired with premium mixers and stunning cheese boards for the group. Run-time is around 90-120 mins. Other things to note: Our tasting room is down a set of stairs in our old town building so sadly isn't accessible to wheelchair users. If you have any questions please just message us and we're happy to help

Pick up in Waterloo Place, Edinburgh and take the thirty minute drive through picturesque East Lothian arriving at the stunning setting of Glenkinchie Distillery, home of the Edinburgh Malt. Guided tour of the distillery where you will learn about the art of producing single malt scotch whisky, you will then be welcomed into the bar area for a complementary tasting of two single malt whiskies. After your tour it's a short drive to the award winning, family run Mercat Bar and Grill at Musselburgh where you will enjoy three Scottish dishes paired with three Single Malt whiskies which will enhance both the flavour of the food and the whisky. Cullen Skink - thick Scottish soup made with smoked haddock, potatoes and onions. Haggis, Neeps and Tatties - Scotland's national dish of haggis, mashed potato and turnip. Clootie Dumpling - a rich, spiced and festive Scottish pudding. Return to Waterloo Place, Edinburgh having enjoyed Scottish Single Malt Whisky, traditional Scottish food, beautiful Scottish countryside and great Scottish banter! Tour Time Approx. 5 hours Other things to note Minimum age 18 years 18-25 years, please bring photo ID

Come and see the award winning South Loch Gin distillery and learn how gin is made in Scotland's oldest gin bar 56 North! You are welcomed with a South Loch Gin and Fever-Tree tonic on arrival. We will teach you how our gin is made on our amazing copper pot stills. You learn about botanicals, production, bottling and our award winning gin production. You get to try three gins made in our South Loch Gin distillery with tasting notes and explanations from us. Lastly you get a South Loch Gin drinks made by us before you leave. You can also buy South Loch Gin on the day to take home with you! If you want to stay after the session, 56 North's bar stocks over 400 gins and is Scotlands first gin bar opening in 2008. It serves food to 9pm daily if you'd like to eat. Other things to note: Our tasting room is down a set of stairs in our old town building so sadly isn't accessible to wheelchair users. If you have any questions please just message us and we're happy to help

This tour includes a little of The Royal Mile and a lot of The Castle. Set aside time after your tour to explore. The price advertised does not include the entrance price to the castle, this is because some people book their own tickets in advance. You can purchase castle tickets directly from us at the start of the tour for your convenience. We meet on the Royal Mile and start by giving a little background history to Edinburgh and the Castle to help put everything into context. Moving up to the castle esplanade where you will learn about the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and two of the most famous figures from Scottish history; Robert the Bruce and William Wallace. Entering the Castle we stop by the Argyle Battery where you will learn about the 1 o'clock gun. Moving on we head down to the Hospital Square where we get impressive views from the Western Panorama before heading up towards the castle barracks and prisoner of war camp, all these areas have enthralling stories that only a guide can bring to life. We then climb to the top of Castle Rock entering the medieval section of Edinburgh Castle. Here we see the oldest building in Edinburgh, St Margaret’s Chapel and Mons Meg, a monstrous canon! The tour finishes in the Crown Square which is the heart of Edinburgh Castle and I will tell you all about the daring attacks against this iconic fortification.

Ah, Edinburgh! They don't call it "The Jekyll & Hyde City" for nothing. During the day, a respectable figure, with its astonishing architecture and wondrous history. But when the sun sets, it tells an entirely different story... We'll meet in front of St. Giles Cathedral, one of the most striking buildings in the city. But did you know that there was an execution place right in front of it? As we walk down the iconic Royal Mile, hear all about the darker history of Edinburgh: murderers, thieves, cannibals, hangings and decapitations, the Plague, streams of human waste, and the most notorious citizens of Edinburgh. We'll finish at the Canongate Kirkyard where, wandering amongst graves, you'll learn how ghost stories are born. This is not a ghost tour: we don't need costumes or people jumping from behind the corners: Edinburgh's Dark History itself is enough to make your skin crawl. And oh, how we love to share it with our visitors...

Whisky 101! An introduction to the history, process, and tasting of our national drink - whisky - all done in The Lost Close, a unique underground space, recently uncovered, in the heart of the Old Town of Edinburgh; we have exclusive access to this historical site, taste 4 whiskies from each of the major whisky producing regions, and hear some of the stories about how whisky came to have such a crucial role in our nations history.

Embark on an immersive and interactive Edinburgh Harry Potter Walking Tour that seamlessly weaves together local history, magic, and enchanting castle viewpoints. This engaging 5-star tour brings together our biggest passions in dark history and Harry Potter, all the while making you laugh. Our walking tour kicks off outside the National Library of Scotland, where we delve into the origins of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter saga and explore the potential inspiration behind Diagon Alley. Moving into the heart of the old town, we unravel the chilling history of public executions, marvel at a breathtaking Edinburgh Castle viewpoint, and uncover the secrets of Greyfriars Kirkyard, renowned as one of the most haunted graveyards in the UK. Immerse yourself in J.K. Rowling's creative world as we visit the cafes where she penned her iconic books. Hear the captivating tale of Greyfriars Bobby, whose story unfolds in the same graveyard that inspired four of Rowling's beloved characters. For those concluding the tour after midday, indulge in the optional delight of a deep-fried Mars bar and haggis (recommended but not included). Don't miss the chance to partake in the ultimate Edinburgh Harry Potter and dark history walking tour. All witches, wizards, muggles, and magical creatures are welcome. Secure your spot for this unforgettable adventure now. Happy traveling! Insta - @robcarrtours

The Mountebank Comedy Walk is Edinburgh's completely original 'hysterical and historical' walking tour of Edinburgh's Old Town. Mountebank is the only tour of Edinburgh that is led by a local, professional, stand-up comedian guaranteed to make you laugh yourself silly! The aim is simple, to make you laugh a lot while you learn about Scotland's incredible capital. This is a walking tour that is 'hysterical' and 'historical' you will laugh a lot and you might just learn a little! On this walk around Edinburgh's Old Town I will tell you everything you need to know about Edinburgh, Scotland, and possibly a little you probably didn't want to know about me! Come ready to laugh your wee socks off and mind and bring your best banter :) (PLEASE NOTE: this is a comedy tour aimed at adults with some adult themes and jokes. I’m Scottish and swears are just punctuation marks here.. Suitable for ages 16+) (PLEASE NOTE: I have a Scottish accent and use Scottish words on the tour, so fluent English is necessary to enjoy the tour fully) (PLEASE NOTE: I take my mega friendly dog Brahan aka 'The Bonnie Prince' on the tour, he is the softest, friendliest dog in Scotland but if you have any issues with dogs and would rather he wasn't on your tour please let me know)

We'll discover the streets and secret alleyways of the Old Town area of Edinburgh, starting at Edinburgh Castle, then we'll wander down to "Diagon Alley" and find the gravestones of "Voldemort" and some other well known names in the Harry Potter series. We'll also spot "Hogwarts School" of Wizardry and find where the writer found her inspiration from. Learn about the famous and not so famous cafes where J.K. Rowling began her writing career and finished in the realms of luxury. The tour will last approximately 1 hour. However, please allow for an additional 20 minutes if tour runs over depending on group size, photo opportunities and question time. Other things to note The tour will be outdoors, whether rain or shine so come prepared to walk around for over an hour. If it is raining, I suggest to wear sturdy shoes - the graveyard can be muddy. We won't wait if you are late, please arrive 5 mins early. Call me on +44(0)7884558365 *No refunds if late or no show.

Let us start by saying the whisky is optional, drink alternatives are available and the cost of the whisky is not included in the £15.50. We do this to make the event as inclusive as possible for drinker, non drinker, whisky lovers and whisky sceptics alike. The whisky or drink alternatives can be added-on on the day. We meet just off the iconic Royal Mile inside a café/bar called Hot Toddy. We have the entire downstairs area reserved for us, ensuring lots of space for the group. During the course of two hours we will sample four outstanding Single Malt Scotch Whiskies from the four major whisky producing regions of Scotland. We will discus some of the history of Scotland and explore the reasons as to why whisky is now so ingrained as a staple of Scottish culture and we have some great tales from Scotland and the world of whisky to share with you. Other things to note This tour departs promptly and we can not wait for guests who are late. Feel free to turn up at Hot Toddy earlier to enjoy some food or drink before the event starts. Guests joining at 5pm or 7:30pm can also add a traditional Haggis dinner to their experience for an additional £14per person. This can be enjoyed in the venue upstairs, after the experience. People under the age of 18 are not permitted on this tour and exceptions can not be made I'm afraid.

This is the ideal tour for anyone who wants to learn more than just the basics about Edinburgh's historic Old Town. To start, meet us away from most other tourists, on the edge of Princes Street Gardens, for the best view of Edinburgh Castle in the whole city. This tour will have a bit of everything - you'll learn about the lives of some of the Old Town's most famous and infamous residents, and some gruesome, interesting, and entertaining stories about what the city has seen over the centuries. Along the way, we'll point out some of our favourite spots to pop in for a "wee dram" or pint, so you'll know just where to go once the tour is over! This tour starts at 16.30 between March 23rd-October 18th, after the crowds have died down, so we have more space to explore Old Town. Between October 19th-March 22nd, this tour starts at 14.00, due to limited daylight in winter months. We limit the group size, so it's still a personal experience and you'll be able to chat with your guide and ask questions. Our goal is for you to learn a bit about Edinburgh's history, and have a great time while doing it! We'll do this tour rain or shine, so be sure to watch the weather and come prepared!

Ah, Edinburgh! They don't call it "The Jekyll & Hyde City" for nothing. During the day, a respectable figure, with its astonishing architecture and wondrous history. But when the sun sets, it tells an entirely different story... We'll meet in front of St. Giles Cathedral, one of the most striking buildings in the city. But did you know that there was an execution place right in front of it? As we walk down the iconic Royal Mile, hear all about the darker history of Edinburgh: murderers, thieves, cannibals, hangings and decapitations, the Plague, streams of human waste, and the most notorious citizens of Edinburgh. We'll finish at the Canongate Kirkyard where, wandering amongst graves, you'll learn how ghost stories are born. This is not a ghost tour: we don't need costumes or people jumping from behind the corners: Edinburgh's Dark History itself is enough to make your skin crawl. And oh, how we love to share it with our visitors...

We'll start off with our 1st beer and a tour of our building, a 16th Century prison and courthouse. We have some original features untouched for hundreds of years. We'll make our way down to the hidden vaults under our building, where you'll try a selection of 4 other local beers in the most hidden tasting room in Edinburgh! Along with learning about the beers from an expert guide and the history of brewing in Edinburgh, participants will get to see the secret rooms hidden in the old prison, as well as stories of prisoners who were held here, the dark and grimy history of Auld Reekie, and how beer shaped the way we live our lives today. Other things to note Please be aware that the vault is accessed via about 20 steps- there is no lift/ramp access to the lower level. Check-in with reception staff at The Hostel above

This tour includes a little of The Royal Mile and a lot of The Castle. Set aside time after your tour to explore. The price advertised does not include the entrance price to the castle, this is because some people book their own tickets in advance. You can purchase castle tickets directly from us at the start of the tour for your convenience. We meet on the Royal Mile and start by giving a little background history to Edinburgh and the Castle to help put everything into context. Moving up to the castle esplanade where you will learn about the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and two of the most famous figures from Scottish history; Robert the Bruce and William Wallace. Entering the Castle we stop by the Argyle Battery where you will learn about the 1 o'clock gun. Moving on we head down to the Hospital Square where we get impressive views from the Western Panorama before heading up towards the castle barracks and prisoner of war camp, all these areas have enthralling stories that only a guide can bring to life. We then climb to the top of Castle Rock entering the medieval section of Edinburgh Castle. Here we see the oldest building in Edinburgh, St Margaret’s Chapel and Mons Meg, a monstrous canon! The tour finishes in the Crown Square which is the heart of Edinburgh Castle and I will tell you all about the daring attacks against this iconic fortification.

Whisky 101! An introduction to the history, process, and tasting of our national drink - whisky - all done in The Lost Close, a unique underground space, recently uncovered, in the heart of the Old Town of Edinburgh; we have exclusive access to this historical site, taste 4 whiskies from each of the major whisky producing regions, and hear some of the stories about how whisky came to have such a crucial role in our nations history.

Seen the Old Town (with us, or another lovely set of guides!) but want more? This tour is perfect for anyone wanting to get away from the big crowds of the Royal Mile. Over the 2 hours, you'll see some of the oldest buildings in Edinburgh, the city's centre's only waterfall, Edinburgh's only river and maybe the local otters and other birdlife. You'll meet Gains or Chris or David outside The Tour Box, Police Box, and from there it's a short walk down to Dean Village. In Dean Village, you'll explore the historic architecture, small streets and hidden alleyways that help give Dean Village it's charm. Before walking down the Water of Leith, you'll also see a stunning waterfall, right in the city centre. Next on the list is Dean Bridge, a magnificent feat of early 19th century engineering You'll also pass by an 18th century health spa. After that, you'll see the artistic community of Stockbridge and parts of Edinburgh's Historic New Town (1769). Get away from the over-crowded Old Town and see the parts of the city you won't find by yourself. We walk on the flat and downhill the first hour, then the last 30mins is more uphill. You don't have to be super fit to do this walk but given there are slopes and about 3 miles walking in 2 hours it is unfortunately unsuitable for people nursing an injury or those travelling with young children.

Embark on an immersive and interactive Edinburgh Harry Potter Walking Tour that seamlessly weaves together local history, magic, and enchanting castle viewpoints. This engaging 5-star tour brings together our biggest passions in dark history and Harry Potter, all the while making you laugh. Our walking tour kicks off outside the National Library of Scotland, where we delve into the origins of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter saga and explore the potential inspiration behind Diagon Alley. Moving into the heart of the old town, we unravel the chilling history of public executions, marvel at a breathtaking Edinburgh Castle viewpoint, and uncover the secrets of Greyfriars Kirkyard, renowned as one of the most haunted graveyards in the UK. Immerse yourself in J.K. Rowling's creative world as we visit the cafes where she penned her iconic books. Hear the captivating tale of Greyfriars Bobby, whose story unfolds in the same graveyard that inspired four of Rowling's beloved characters. For those concluding the tour after midday, indulge in the optional delight of a deep-fried Mars bar and haggis (recommended but not included). Don't miss the chance to partake in the ultimate Edinburgh Harry Potter and dark history walking tour. All witches, wizards, muggles, and magical creatures are welcome. Secure your spot for this unforgettable adventure now. Happy traveling! Insta - @robcarrtours

Our Edinburgh walking tour is the perfect way to start your trip and an excellent basis for our other tours, offering you the complete Edinburgh experience! We will meet you inside "Hot Toddy" cafe. Just off Edinburgh's iconic & historic Royal Mile. From here your will be lead through the gorgeous winding streets that comprise Edinburgh's "Old Town". NOTE - This tour will be meeting inside "Hot Toddy" 15-19 Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DR. Speak to Cafe staff upon arrival. Please feel free to arrive early & order coffee/food to fuel up Covering everything from history to religion & folklore, this walking tour is designed to give you a deep understanding of Edinburgh and Scotland at large. I hope to entertain you as I guide you through the streets and alleys of "Auld Reekie" while enthralling you with with its history, folklore and tales! You will learn about the secrets Edinburgh is hiding and experience the incredible stories it has to tell, as I guide you through the city's long history. Topics included in the tour include Edinburgh's Mercat Cross, St Giles Cathedral, the Scottish Enlightenment, the Grassmarket, Harry Potter's inspirations and many more. Your tour will finish in the heart of Edinburgh, surrounded by several bars, restaurants, cafe's and great transport links. Other things to note This tour leaves prompt. Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in.

Explore the uniquely beautiful Old Town of Edinburgh with your very own personal photographer! We start by meeting in the historic Grassmarket, a central and easy to find location. Places we visit include Victoria Street, The Vennel, Greyfriars Bobby, Royal Mile, St Giles Cathedral plus more! During the shoot, we will explore the many hidden, cobbled streets and alleys of the beautifully preserved Gothic Old Town that to me are quintessntially Edinburgh. Along the way, I will give you posing tips to capture stunning photos of your time in this memorable city! Most my guests have never had photos taken before and it's normal to feel a bit nervous or shy at first. I promise that within 15 minutes, you will feel natural and confident! Within 2 to 3 days, I will send you 30 beautifully retouched photos to your email! I run this experience in all weather conditions, so please dress accordingly. Feel free to bring any extra accessories or garments to change up your look during the shoot if you wish. Please select the exact number of guests attending. Babies under 2 are free.

If you want a mundane, humdrum history walk, this is not the tour for you. But... if you want to learn what the tourist industry leaves out? The hidden, gruesome crimes and punishments? The long forgotten twisted, sadistic characters? The thousands of lives painfully lost in the cruel grip of Edinburgh's past? Maybe you are brave enough to learn the truth. Hear of witches, cannibals, murders, thieves, body snatchers, blood thirsty mobs and the devil in disguise. We will explore haunted graveyards, hide up darkened closes, spit on the Heart of Midlothian and bravely face where Edinburgh believed the world ended. You even get a chance to knock on Bloody Mackenzie's door, if you dare! William Burke or Madam McKinnon will guide you through our streets under cover of darkness. They've been dead for almost 200 years and do not take kindly to modern nonsense. They will however, crack your sides with laughter over their dry Scottish wit. And their tales will chill you to your core. Our tours are historically accurate, with a history this dark there's no need to fabricate!

From the top of Arthur’s Seat, enjoy unparalleled views of the city of Edinburgh and the entire surrounding landscape; the county of Fife, the Forth Bridges, the coastal plain of East Lothian and the Pentland Hills.....oh, and the North Sea! On this tour of Holyrood Park your friendly, knowledgeable and professional guide will lead you up the hill (along the safest and least strenuous route) and talk you through the very distinctive geological, natural and historical sites you will encounter. Holyrood Park is home to an extinct volcano, medieval religious sites, 3 lochs and a former hill fort. Following your climb up (and many photographs at the top) you will venture back down and conclude the tour back where we start. This tour is a great way for a visitor to literally get a bird’s eye view of Edinburgh and take in this very beautiful city and surrounding landscape....and sea views. While you don’t have to be in perfect physical shape to climb Arthur’s Seat it does take some physical exertion and those who join us should be confident in their physical fitness. This tour is great for those who love a good hike but want to learn more about Edinburgh and hear some interesting stories along the way.

Come and see the award winning South Loch Gin distillery and learn how gin is made in Scotland's oldest gin bar 56 North! You are welcomed with a South Loch Gin and Fever-Tree tonic on arrival. We will teach you how our gin is made on our amazing copper pot stills. You learn about botanicals, production, bottling and our award winning gin production. You get to try three gins made in our South Loch Gin distillery with tasting notes and explanations from us. Lastly you get a South Loch Gin drinks made by us before you leave. You can also buy South Loch Gin on the day to take home with you! If you want to stay after the session, 56 North's bar stocks over 400 gins and is Scotlands first gin bar opening in 2008. It serves food to 9pm daily if you'd like to eat. Other things to note: Our tasting room is down a set of stairs in our old town building so sadly isn't accessible to wheelchair users. If you have any questions please just message us and we're happy to help

The Mountebank Comedy Walk is Edinburgh's completely original 'hysterical and historical' walking tour of Edinburgh's Old Town. Mountebank is the only tour of Edinburgh that is led by a local, professional, stand-up comedian guaranteed to make you laugh yourself silly! The aim is simple, to make you laugh a lot while you learn about Scotland's incredible capital. This is a walking tour that is 'hysterical' and 'historical' you will laugh a lot and you might just learn a little! On this walk around Edinburgh's Old Town I will tell you everything you need to know about Edinburgh, Scotland, and possibly a little you probably didn't want to know about me! Come ready to laugh your wee socks off and mind and bring your best banter :) (PLEASE NOTE: this is a comedy tour aimed at adults with some adult themes and jokes. I’m Scottish and swears are just punctuation marks here.. Suitable for ages 16+) (PLEASE NOTE: I have a Scottish accent and use Scottish words on the tour, so fluent English is necessary to enjoy the tour fully) (PLEASE NOTE: I take my mega friendly dog Brahan aka 'The Bonnie Prince' on the tour, he is the softest, friendliest dog in Scotland but if you have any issues with dogs and would rather he wasn't on your tour please let me know)