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| Your Tour of Scotland | |
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Your Tour of Scotland is run by John Duncan, Glasgow born and bred, but living in Edinburgh for the last 15 years. Since studying Scottish history at Glasgow University, John has spent most of his career working as...
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Discover the famous Highlands of Scotland with its marvellous landscape and the enchanting Islands. Go Scotland tours organizes amazing tours with regular departures from
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There are different way to experience a culture tour, and especially if you are a book lovers, you cannot miss the Literary tour in Edinburgh led by Allan Foster an important...
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Everybody think about Scotland as a mysterious country, where nature, art, folklore and history spread from every spot, in a charming atmosphere which enwrap this magical...
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| Private Guided Tours | |
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Our Company, Green - Lyne Tours, provides private guided tours all over Scotland. We specialise in small groups of up to 4 people.will delight you,visiting any area from the Borders in the south to the Highlands in...
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If you are a wild animal lover and you are in Scotland, you can have an experience which hardly you forget, a whale watching boat trip.
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Edinburgh is a majestic city, though small in size. It is home to two Scottish Premier League teams, Hearts F.C. and Hibernaian F.C. and many passionate supporters. The...
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| Edinburgh Hit List | |
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Indigo Yard A trendy designer bar, but not oppressively so, Indigo has been a feature of Edinburgh’s West End office-land since 1996. A modern Edinburgh institution that has got the formula just right and...
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The Children’s International Theatre Festival is held in Edinburgh from May to June annually and is the largest art festival for children. It includes a week of shows from leading theatre groups from 6 countries....
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Holyrood Park is a royal park in central Edinburgh and was formerly known as the King’s Park. It has an array of glens, hills, lochs, basalt cliffs and such patches of whin within its 650 acres of area. This park...
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Edinburgh itineraries can be different for each of their customers. One can take a few ideas of what he can achieve through such itineraries whilst traveling in Edinburgh. There are some of the best places which he can explore with...
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| The Festival City | |
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It’s impossible to ignore Edinburgh International Festival – simply the world’s largest arts festival. Full stop. From opera to modern dance, there’s a huge range of events to tempt you. And as if the main...
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The Afternoon Tea Tours are a unique way to experience Scotland. Such tours are guided tours where tourists feel relaxed. The tour officials collect and return the tourist to their specific hotel and on such tours,...
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Hibernian Football Club is a professional Scottish football club based in Leith to the north of Edinburgh. Alogn with their rivals Heart, they represent the city in the Scottish Premier League. The club...
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Mercat Tours offer a great way to explore Edinburgh, which is a city of legends and stories. Travelers stroll down through the evocative lanes of this historic city. One can listen to the stories of the...
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Overview to visit Edinburgh at its best
Edinburgh Castle is the most distinguished landmark of the city; perched on a hilltop, the castle is home to several interesting attractions primarily the Scottish Crown Jewels and the well-preserved St. Margaret’s Chapel. The Palace of Holyroodhouse, though partly in ruins, is very dramatic and also displays the royal art collection. The Royal Botanic Garden spread over several acres and including numerous glasshouses is considered to be the best of its kind in the UK.
The Royal Mile is a long stretch of road flanked by some of the most beautiful buildings of Edinburgh. Of these, the most important is the Museum of Scotland. It houses the most comprehensive collection of artefacts depicting the history of the region.
The Edinburgh Festival includes a range of festivals from the end of July to September. Most important is the Edinburgh International Festival which attracts theatre, opera and music performers from around the world.
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