Edinburgh Old Town Walking Tour with a Handy App

Witness the Portuguese Cannon's journey from Spanish control to Burma's coast, now resting on Calton Hill. Imagine the adventures it could share.

Explore Nelson Monument honoring Admiral Nelson's heroic leadership. Learn its role in maritime navigation and enjoy panoramic views.

Explore Collective Art Gallery at City Observatory, a fusion of art and history. Learn Calton Hill's UNESCO heritage and its role in Edinburgh's past.

Stand before the National Monument of Scotland atop Calton Hill. Designed to mirror the Parthenon, it's a symbol of Scotland's ambition and resilience.

Burns Monument, honouring Scotland's poet Robert Burns. Designed as a Greek temple, it echoes his timeless impact on literature. Explore artefacts inside, linking to his life and legacy.

Discover Palace of Holyroodhouse, home to royals since 1500s. Explore Mary, Queen of Scots' rooms and State Apartments. Then, uncover Arthur's Seat in nearby Holyrood Park, steeped in legend.

Explore the Royal Mile from Holyrood Palace to Edinburgh Castle. Discover landmarks, attractions, and hidden gems. Keep straight on Canongate road.

Explore Canongate Kirk on the Royal Mile. Learn about its history and significance. Visit Museum of Edinburgh & The People's Story Museum nearby.

Explore John Knox House on Royal Mile, steeped in Scottish Reformation history and the controversial legacy of John Knox. Step back in time as you delve into its rich past and intriguing artefacts.

Discover the historic Tron Kirk on the Royal Mile, witness to centuries of change and resilience. Experience its journey from church to heritage hub, preserving Edinburgh's rich legacy.

Discover the vibrant Fringe Shop on the Royal Mile, a hub for all things Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Get your tickets, souvenirs, and program guides here!

Explore Mary King's Close, an underground alleyway with a haunting past, and the Mercat Cross, a historic symbol of Edinburgh's market rights and civic pride.

Explore Parliament Square with its historic Supreme Court buildings. Admire the statue of Charles II and the disputed grave of John Knox.

Discover St Giles' Cathedral, a symbol of Scottish religious history. Explore its Gothic architecture and significant role in the Reformation.

Discover the David Hume Statue, a tribute to the Scottish Enlightenment. Learn about his philosophical impact and controversies.

Explore Deacon Brodie's Tavern, honouring a man with a double life—respectable by day, a daring burglar by night.

Discover Gladstone's Land, a 17th-century tenement house with a rich history. Then, explore Makars' Court, celebrating Scottish literature with quotes from famous writers.

Explore Camera Obscura & World of Illusions, founded in 1853 by Maria Theresa Short. Then, immerse yourself in the Scotch Whisky Experience, a paradise for whisky enthusiasts!

Discover the historic Edinburgh Castle, witness to battles and the Jacobite Rising. Explore its treasures, including the Honours of Scotland.

Explore Victoria Street, a vibrant hub of boutiques, galleries, and eateries. Discover its Harry Potter connections and eclectic shops, perfect for every taste and interest.

Unearth Scotland's heritage at the National Library, housing millions of items from ancient manuscripts to digital archives. Free admission awaits!

Experience the charm of The Elephant House, known for gourmet drinks and as an early writing spot for J.K. Rowling. Dive into its cozy ambiance!

Discover the rich history and diverse collections at the National Museum of Scotland. From Scottish artifacts to global treasures, explore for free!

Explore Greyfriars Kirk, a historic church and graveyard filled with tales of Scottish history and inspiration for Harry Potter characters.