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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.

Edinburgh

Edinburgh Castle Guided Walking Tour & Holyrood Palace Ticket immerses visitors in Edinburgh's royal past. This walking tour is perfect for history buffs eager to explore Scotland's rich cultural heritage. Participants will begin their journey at Edinburgh Castle, which sits high on Castle Rock. Here, they'll discover the castle's dramatic story, from fierce battles to royal happenings. The tour includes visits to famous spots like the Great Hall and St. Margaret’s Chapel. Afterward, a staff member will take everyone to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. At Holyrood Palace, visitors use an audio guide to explore at their own pace. They'll learn about Mary, Queen of Scots, and how the palace is still used by the Royal Family today. This tour offers a great mix of guided exploration and time to discover things independently. The experience includes entrance tickets to both Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace, plus the guided walking tour. Gratuities are not included.

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Experience the magic of Edinburgh with the Edinburgh Self Guided Audio Experience. This tour turns a smartphone into a personal guide, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace and delve into the city's rich history and hidden secrets. Unlike traditional group tours, this audio experience offers the flexibility to pause, photograph stunning architecture, and revisit locations that spark interest. Participants can expect meticulously researched commentary and engaging narration by professional storytellers, bringing centuries of Scottish heritage to life. The tour includes key stops such as Waverley Station, the historic Canongate Kirk, the famous Royal Mile, and the iconic St Giles' Cathedral. Discover the literary history at the Writers' Museum and the National Library of Scotland, and ponder at the Greyfriars Bobby Statue and Greyfriars Kirk. Other highlights include the vibrant Grassmarket, the scenic Meadows, and the serene Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. The experience provides a private access link to the audio guide, which features a playlist for all 20 attractions, along with a tour itinerary map. Please note that the experience does not include audio devices such as earphones or internet/Wi-Fi access.

Aberfeldy

Discover Aberfeldy, a charming Highland market town, with the Birks of Aberfeldy: Highlands and the Tay Self Guided Audio Tour. This two-and-a-half-hour walking tour explores the town's rich ties to whisky, military history, and the famous poet Robert Burns. Walk through scenic streets and along the River Tay. See iconic landmarks like Wade’s Bridge and the Moness Falls. The tour includes the Art Deco Birks Cinema, the world’s longest plastic footbridge, the historic Watermill-turned-bookshop & Cafe, and the Black Watch Memorial. Walk the famous Birks path where Burns found his inspiration, visit Aberfeldy Golf Club, and maybe spot signs of Scotland’s beaver reintroduction. This tour mixes natural beauty, history, and interesting stories in a town that connects the Highlands and Lowlands. The audio tour gives lifetime access in English, even after the booking date. It includes offline access to audio, maps, and GPS data. The tour uses an app for both Android and iOS. Visitors can explore at their own pace with this self-guided GPS tour. Directions to the starting point are provided so the tour starts when visitors arrive. Please note, this tour does not include a smartphone or headphones.