Scotland · CITY TOURS
The 15 best city tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there and work down.
Edinburgh hop-on hop-off bus with open-top views, audio in 9 languages, kids go free, and 15 stops for a 24-hour orientation.
“What a great way to see the city and learn the history! The option to hear it in different languages is also great.”
Edinburgh hop-on hop-off bus with open-top views, audio in 9 languages, kids go free, and 15 stops for a 24-hour orientation.
“Hop on Hop off is the best way to get an overview of any city. The Edinburgh tour was excellent. Great narration and good route. The bus driver was very helpful.”
See Glasgow your way on a hop-on hop-off bus with recorded or live commentary, key stops for top sights, and a convenient loop for 1 to 2 days.
“Easy booking and hop on hop off . Live tour guide was great and friendly. Answered any questions you had.”
Glasgow city-centre walking tour with a local guide covering George Square, Cathedral, the Necropolis, street art, and modern art, 90 min.
“I think Sophie was her name, our tour guide. She’s so full of entertaining knowledge that the time just flew.”
A 1h45 haunted walk through Edinburgh’s South Bridge Vaults and Greyfriars Covenanter’s Prison, guided in English for $31.90.
“We had a great time. The guide was entertaining and very knowledgeable, you couldn't help but be captivated by his stories. I'm glad we booked this tour!”
90-minute Inverness small-group walking tour with castle, cathedral and River Ness stories in English for $20.80.
“Our guide was pleasant and handled the group well. I would have liked more of the history of the growth of Inverness, local culture, activities in the area, a list of highly recommended activities, etc.”
Explore Edinburgh’s Underground City in 1h20, tour the South Bridge Vaults and Damnation Alley with a local guide, day or night options.
“Lloyd effectively brought to light the truly macabre nature of life in the underground vaults of Edinburgh”
A small-group Edinburgh bike tour with a choice of manual or e-bike, taking you from Union Canal to Arthur’s Seat, Leith, and the beach.
“Ricky does an amazing job of keeping everyone safe during the tour all the while providing in-depth historical and current information about Edinburgh and the surrounding areas. We enjoyed meeting his dog Lucy. She loved to run behind Ricky's bike. The best part was taking a short break on Portobello Beach. The tour included several stops in Edinburgh as well as three stops outside the city.”
Small-group haunted graveyard walk in Edinburgh from St Giles to Greyfriars Kirkyard and Covenantor's Prison. 1h20, English.
“Had an amazing adventure with our tour guide who was very knowledgeable and told every story with passion it is 100% worth a look would recommend to any one”
2pm Aberdeen city-center walking tour (about 90 minutes) with up to 20 people, art and history, witch-trial tunnels, and granite-era stops.
“Even though we live in Aberdeenshire, we absolutely loved this walking tour, Kirsty was amazing keeping us entertained throughout The time flew bye with her interesting story’s Very informative”
Hop-on hop-off buses in Edinburgh with a 48-hour pass, free headphones, and multilingual audio, plus the Britannia route.
“It was a great experience doing hop on hop off specially if you don't know the place. I will recommend this to all of you who want to have a great experience in Edinburgh Scotland you have so much to see. I'm glad we did it.”
See Inverness from an open-top bus with recorded English audio and a 24-hour hop-on hop-off pass covering key river and hill sights.
“A nice little loop around Inverness highlighting all of the places of interest, and even going out of the city to help facilitate anyone who fancies a river cruise on the River Ness! Friendly driver and very reasonably priced.”
Private Inverness day trip: Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, Culloden, Cawdor Castle, Beauly Priory, Glen Ord whisky, and more. Pickup included.
“Culloden and Curdow gardens. (Spelling) Lewis had astonishing grasp of the history and explained everything to us.”
Lantern-lit access to Edinburgh’s South Bridge vaults, sharing real accounts and ghost stories in a small English tour for $27.78.
“On March 19th, 2025, our small lovely group led by charismatic guide Joshua descended into the dark and mysterious vaults of old Edinburgh. I was rather sceptical - until Joshua started telling us his bone-chilling stories, in the complete darkness, illuminated only by the faint light of a lantern. I still get goosebumps when I remember that strange sensation of being in the presence of something dead and ghostly! The frightening reality of the past intertwined with horror. A brilliant and fascinating tour, played out like a small performance. Bravo, Joshua! For the first time in many years, I went to bed that night with the lights on!”
A 2-hour music walking tour through Glasgow’s Merchant City, with local guides, landmark venues, and stories from the Clutha to King’s Court.
“Loved it! Amazing information and very entertaining. Easy walking and stacks of great photo points. Highly recommended.”
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