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Edinburgh Tour With Chauffeur Tour Scotland

The Edinburgh Tour

The day starts with a tour of Edinburgh Castle which holds the Scottish Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny. Travel down the infamous Royal Mile through the Old Town and past The Scottish Parliament building to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the Queen in Scotland. The palace was home to Mary Queen of Scots for six years and houses beautiful tapestries and paintings.

Leaving the Old Town and travelling through Holyrood Park around 'Arthurs Seat', the remnant of an extinct volcano, and view the stunning panorama of the city and beyond from this vantage point. Travel to Leith and visit The Royal Yacht Britannia where presidents, kings and queens were entertained and it was, first and foremost, the home of the Royal family. Afterwards step into James Pringle Weavers where the Clan Tartan Centre will trace your Scots roots. With over 50,000 names on their computer's archive, they're bound to dig up a Scottish connection and your tartan. You can purchase quality tartan clothing, highland dress, tartan and tweed ties, travel rugs, gifts and souvenirs and even sample the 'water of life' in The Whisky Shop.

If you have a thirst for the whisky and how it is made then we can take a short pleasant drive through the countryside to Glenkinchie Distillery, the home of 'The Edinburgh Malt', located in the rolling farmland of East Lothian and which houses an exhibition in the listed red brick buildings. If you wish we can organise a V.I.P. tour with a special tasting. If you are fascinated by the 'Da Vinci Code' or would like to visit the 15th century Rosslyn Chapel where it was filmed, the stone carvings are stunning masterpieces of the stonemasons craft and make the church very unique. From here we return to Edinburgh where you can sample the lively, bustling nightlife of the New Town with its many bars and restaurants.

Duration: 8 hours (starting in Edinburgh)

Other attractions that can be included or substituted are the Scottish Whisky Heritage Centre; The Writer's Museum; Greyfriars Kirk; John Knox House; The Dynamic Earth; The Royal Museum of Scotland or The Royal Botanic Garden and Art Galleries.
A half day tour can also be arranged.