This tour explores the dual nature of Edinburgh, marked in its physical layout, architecture, history and literature. The reverse chronological narrative accompanies a journey from the prim and respectable New Town into the clustered closes and churchyards of the Old. From Enlightenment to superstition, respectability to villainy and peaceful progress to religious war this tour will reveal the two sides of Scotlands history as it has etched itself into the stonework of the city. Highlights

* St Andrews Square
* New Town
* New College
* Old Town
* Bank of Scotland
* Heart of Midlothian
* Greyfriars Kirkyard
* Grassmarket
* and much more!

Useful Information

* Duration: 2 Hours
* Schedule: 4:00pm-6:00pm Sunday-Friday
* Cost: children 7-12, children under 6 free.
* Walking: Moderate fitness required; hills and cobblestones to be negotiated (comfortable shoes recommended)
* Note: This is an outdoor walking tour.

Please dress appropriately for the weather.

Please call to reconfirm your tour 48 hours prior to your tour time. Please make your way to St Andrew's Sqaure under Heny Dundas' Column (the Melville Monument)