• Edinburgh - The journey begins with a pickup from your chosen location in Edinburgh.
• Dean Village - The first stop is Dean Village, where you can capture a photo on Dean’s Bridge, designed by Thomas Telford. This area was designed as a peaceful retreat from city life while still being within the city.
• Fettes College - A prestigious private boarding school, believed to have inspired Hogwarts.
• Stewart’s Melville College - Another esteemed private boarding school, also said to have inspired Hogwarts.
• Calton Hill - Offering the best views in Edinburgh, Calton Hill provides a stunning panorama of both the Old and New Town. A perfect way to conclude the tour.
• Arthur’s Seat - An ancient volcano and the highest point among the hills in Edinburgh, forming a significant part of Holyrood Park.
• Rosslyn Chapel - Built by the St Clair family, this is one of Scotland’s most beautiful chapels, renowned for its architecture and its appearance in the Da Vinci Code movie.
• Sheep Heid Inn Edinburgh - Known as the oldest surviving public house in Scotland, established in 1360. An ideal spot for lunch.

Alternatively, you can choose to dine at The Original Rosslyn Inn Grill.

• Craigmillar Castle - A medieval castle ruin in Edinburgh, where Mary Queen of Scots once stayed, and her husband was poisoned.
• Grassmarket - A walk through Grassmarket to Victoria Street, known for its unique shape and quirky shops, often cited as the inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter. JK Rowling wrote much of the series here, drawing inspiration from her surroundings.
• Greyfriars Bobby - A famous Skye Terrier in Scotland, known for allegedly spending 14 years guarding his owner’s grave until his own death on January 14, 1872.
• Edinburgh Castle - A historic castle on Castle Rock, Edinburgh, and the most besieged castle in the UK. Within its grounds is St Margaret’s Chapel, the oldest building in Edinburgh, dating back to 836.

Prebooking is required as it can be fully booked during peak season. Contact NATC if you wish to tour the castle, or choose to visit and take photos without entering the grounds.

• St Giles’ Cathedral - Also known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, this parish church of the Church of Scotland hosted the late Queen Elizabeth’s lying in state. Inside, you’ll find the Knights of the Thistle Chapel, the most high and noble order.
• Edinburgh - The tour concludes with a drop-off at your chosen location in Edinburgh.

The return journey to Edinburgh takes approximately one hour, crossing the Queensferry Crossing.

• Carbonated beverages
• Snacks
• Bottled water

• Breakfast
• Dinner
• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Traveling in our spacious executive cars guarantees a comfortable and luxurious experience for you and your group. Our vehicles are thoughtfully designed with your comfort in mind, accommodating up to 8 passengers. The driver will make stops at all destinations for the group to explore and will share local facts and history. All tours are customizable, so if you prefer to spend more time at certain locations or skip some stops, that’s perfectly fine.

Entry fees are not included, but they are not mandatory. You can still explore the grounds and take photos if you choose not to enter all locations. Please inform your guide when they contact you before the tour.

• Full tour duration includes transportation time to and from all destinations

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.