Scotland City Sightseeing Tours
Highlights of Scotland City Sightseeing Tour
- Meander down Princes Street to admire the Scottish capital’s most majestic sites, from Scott Monument to the Princes Street Gardens and the Edinburgh Castle looming overhead.
- Savor a slice of Highland life with our Scotland city sightseeing tours in Inverness. Impressive Old Town sites like the Inverness Cathedral and Old High Church will leave you in awe.
- Delve deep into contemporary Scottish culture in Glasgow, an ancient port city chock full of glam institutions. How does a show at the Scottish Opera or Theatre of Scotland sound?
- Stand atop a cragged volcanic outcrop at Stirling Castle, a medieval citadel of global acclaim. The National Wallace Monument marks the spot where William defeated the English in the 13th century.
- Explore the old-world sites of St. Andrews, a quaint seaside town that set the scene for the hit 1981 flick Chariots of Fire. Charming castles, cathedrals, and ivory-clad universities await.
Travel Tips for Scotland City Sightseeing Tour
- Arrive early morning or late evening to beat the crowds during your Scotland city sightseeing tour. Edinburgh’s top attractions receive hordes of visitors in the peak summer months.
- Get around on foot for Edinburgh city sightseeing. Edinburgh is a small walkable city with top attractions within easy strolling distance.
- Choose public transport. An impressive selection of comfortable coaches and trains run daily between Scotland’s biggest cities—no need to catch a domestic flight to explore this small British nation.
- Get passes. Scotland museum and city sightseeing passes let you visit a broad selection of sought-after tourist attractions at a discounted rate.
- Make the trip a breeze with local subway and bus systems. While most of Glasgow’s main attractions lie in the city center, others reside on the outskirts.