Edinburgh's Hidden Gems: Self-Guided Adventure Walk

Edinburgh

Edinburgh: A Tale of Two Towns City Game offers a fun and engaging way to explore Edinburgh's Old Town. This isn't just a walk; it's an interactive discovery walk where location-based riddles lead to the city's best-kept secrets. Discover quiet courtyards, forgotten stories, and charming hidden spots that most tourists miss. During this experience, participants will solve 10 riddles that unlock the path to the next stop. See popular sights like the Scottish National Portrait Gallery from a unique perspective and uncover hidden local gems. The walk also includes the Scott Monument, New Town Assembly Rooms, and Charlotte Square, giving participants a broad view of Edinburgh. It's an educational and entertaining activity perfect for friends, couples, families, and team-building groups. The experience includes a link (sent via email) to a web app that guides the discovery walk using a phone's browser. Please note that food, drinks, and mobile data are not included. With over 2,500+ five-star reviews, this experience has proven to be a hit!

Edinburgh

Queer History and Iconic Places: An Edinburgh Audio Tour explores Edinburgh's hidden LGBTQ+ history. This self-guided walking tour reveals the city's queer past and sheds light on its present, all while sharing fascinating insights about Scotland's capital. Expect to discover the little-known history of cruising on Calton Hill and Edinburgh’s response to the AIDS crisis, all while enjoying splendid city views. The tour leads to Broughton Street, the heart of LGBTQ+ Edinburgh, pointing out the site of Scotland’s first LGBT center and the former location of Lavender Menace, Scotland’s first queer bookshop. Key stops include Calton Hill, the National Monument of Scotland, Edinburgh Playhouse, the Museum Collections Centre, Broughton Street, and 60 Broughton Street. This tour includes lifetime access to the VoiceMap app for Android and iOS, offering offline access to audio, maps, and geodata in English. It excludes tickets or entrance fees, a smartphone and headphones, transportation, and food/drink. Please note that the tour includes mention of subjects like sex and drug use and as such is not suitable for children. There’s no explicit content, so it may be suitable for young people at their parent or guardian’s discretion.

Belfast

Free Tour of the Titanic in Spanish (13:00) offers a fascinating look into the history of the Titanic, guided by Dani, who is known for his engaging and friendly style. The tour starts at the Albert Clock, where Dani, wearing a blue jacket and holding a Spanish flag umbrella, will meet the group. During the tour, participants will explore key landmarks such as the Albert Memorial Clock, the Customs House, and the quirky Big Fish (The Salmon of Knowledge). While the RMS Olympic is only a hypothetical stop, the tour provides insights into its connection to the Titanic. The tour includes a visit to the Titanic Museum Belfast, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the story of the famous ship. Other notable sights include a World War I Submarine Hunter Ship and the Thompson Dry Dock, adding historical context to the experience. This walking tour provides a comprehensive overview of Belfast's maritime history, focusing on the Titanic. It's a great way to learn about the city's cultural heritage in Spanish with a guide known for making history come alive. The experience does not include entrance fees to attractions, food, or drinks.

Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Inverness, Glasgow 3 Days Scotland Private Tour explores Scotland's highlights. Discover Edinburgh's history, Glasgow's culture, and the Highlands' beauty. Enjoy private transport and delve into castles, lochs, and vibrant cities. This comprehensive tour offers an immersive Scottish experience with comfort and ease. It's ideal for culture and nature enthusiasts.