Edinburgh Tea & Sightseeing Bus Tour: Book Now!
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Overview
The Edinburgh Afternoon Tea Experience is the perfect way to see the city's best sights while enjoying a delicious treat. This tour is great for anyone who loves food, history, and beautiful scenery.
What can people expect on this bus tour? They'll see famous places like Edinburgh Castle, where Scottish kings and queens once lived. The bus also goes past the Palace of Holyroodhouse, which is another royal home. People can look out the window and see the Scott Monument, a tall and fancy building. The bus also drives through the Old Town, a place with old streets and buildings.
The tour includes warm scones with cream and jam, yummy sandwiches, and small cakes. Hot coffee and tea are also served. Drinks, like alcohol, cost extra, and people can buy a souvenir cup. This tour takes about 70 to 90 minutes. Please note that children 5 and under are not allowed on the bus.
Highlights
Delicious Afternoon Tea: Enjoy tasty scones, sandwiches, and cakes.
See Edinburgh's Best Sights: Visit Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Relax on a Bus Tour: See the city without walking too much.
Perfect for Food Lovers: A treat for anyone who enjoys good food and beautiful views.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy this tour, praising the tea and sights. Some find the tour too short or the bus too crowded.

Customers enjoyed the delightful afternoon tea experience while sightseeing in Edinburgh.
Visitors appreciated the combination of delicious treats and iconic landmarks.
Guests loved the convenience of exploring the city from a comfortable bus.
Reviewers highlighted the friendly staff and atmosphere.
Some customers felt the tour duration was too short.
A few guests noted that the bus could get crowded.
The Journey
Scott Monument
Ascend the iconic Scott Monument, a towering Victorian Gothic tribute to Sir Walter Scott, Scotland's literary giant. This stunning monument offers panoramic views of Edinburgh and a fascinating glimpse into the life and works of the author of 'Ivanhoe' and 'Rob Roy'.
Edinburgh Castle
Explore Edinburgh Castle, a historic fortress perched atop an extinct volcano, dominating the city's skyline. Delve into centuries of Scottish history within its ancient walls, witness the firing of the One O'Clock Gun, and marvel at the Crown Jewels, symbols of Scottish royalty. A visit here offers breathtaking views and a powerful sense of the past.
The Meadows
Escape the city bustle in The Meadows, a sprawling green oasis south of Edinburgh's city center. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, picnic under the trees, or engage in a friendly game of sports. This vibrant park is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, offering a perfect respite for relaxation and recreation.
Greyfriars Kirkyard
Visit Greyfriars Kirkyard and discover the touching tale of Greyfriars Bobby, the loyal Skye Terrier who guarded his owner's grave for 14 years. Explore the atmospheric graveyard, rumored to be one of the most haunted places in Edinburgh, and pay homage to this symbol of unwavering devotion.
Grassmarket
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Grassmarket, a historic marketplace nestled behind Edinburgh Castle. This lively area boasts colorful buildings, traditional pubs, and unique shops. Once a site of public executions, the Grassmarket now offers a delightful mix of history, entertainment, and local charm.
Arthur's Seat
Hike to the summit of Arthur's Seat, an extinct volcano rising dramatically above Edinburgh. Reward yourself with unparalleled panoramic views of the city, the Firth of Forth, and the surrounding landscape. This iconic landmark offers a challenging yet rewarding experience, connecting you with the natural beauty of Scotland.
Palace of Holyroodhouse
Step into royal history at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland. Explore the opulent state apartments, wander through the historic ruins of Holyrood Abbey, and learn about the palace's rich and turbulent past, including its association with Mary, Queen of Scots.
Scottish Parliament
Witness democracy in action at the Scottish Parliament, an architectural marvel and the seat of Scottish government. Take a tour to learn about the legislative process and the building's innovative design, reflecting Scotland's modern identity and its commitment to participatory governance.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes home-baked warm scones with cream, jam and strawberry garnish, handmade sandwich selections, a selection of petit fours, coffee and tea. Alcoholic drinks and souvenir cups are not included but are available for purchase. This tour visits Scott Monument, Edinburgh Castle, The Meadows, Greyfriars Kirkyard, Grassmarket, Arthur's Seat, Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the Scottish Parliament. Children 5 and under are not allowed on the bus.
Hot Tip
Guests recommend arriving a bit early to secure a good seat on the bus for the best views during the tour.