Edinburgh Walking tour

The itinerary of this tour will be as follows:

A - Edinburgh

Depart from 190 High Street (on the Royal Mile)

B - Saint Giles Cathedral

How Scotland Became Protestant

C - The famous and picturesque closes or alleys of the Royal Mile

Various stories that happened in some alleys of the Old Town

D - The Edinburgh festivals

The Military Tatoo, the Festival Fringe and the Edinburgh International Festival

E - Whisky and its relationship with Scotland

Whisky, a symbol of this land

F - The North Loch or North Lake

A defense element of the north face of Edinburgh Castle

G - The New Town

We will see the New Town from the Old Town

H - The Monument to Walter Scott (Scott Monument)

One of the greatest exponents of Scottish literature and of all British Romanticism

I - The Writers Museum

Edinburgh as a City of Literature

J - The Scottish tartan and how a king remade the kilt

English King George IV's admiration for Scottish culture

K - Scottish gastronomy

Haggis and other culinary delights

L - Grassmarket

Edinburgh's most iconic bars

M - Greyfriars Cemetery

About ghosts and a very special dog

N - The Covenants

Edinburgh's relationship with paranormal phenomena

Return to the starting point

Back at 190 High Street (on the Royal Mile)