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From stately medieval sites to traditional Scottish bites, our Scotland city sightseeing tours bring you the best of the nation’s eclectic urban zones. Embark on an enchanting trip through Edinburgh, the charismatic national capital and a classic European destination. A wander along the famous Princes Street unravels captivating medieval attractions, from New Town’s neoclassical facades to the regal Palace of Holyroodhouse. Of course, no Scottish capital stint would be complete without a visit to Edinburgh Castle, one of the world’s most impressive hilltop fortresses. Over in Glasgow, sip sublime single malt whiskey or admire art nouveau architecture at imposing cathedrals and museums. Inverness is a must for its quaint Highland vibes, while Stirling is an intriguing little city housing the palace of the former Renaissance royals.  If you’re craving to learn more about the nation’s past, pair your holiday with our Scotland history and culture tours. Keep scrolling to see our best city sightseeing tours of Scotland. 

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Scotland City sightseeing Tour Reviews

Honest insights from past guests on our City sightseeing Scotland tours

Daryll J. | Traveled in October

Reasonably paced snapshot of Scotland Accomodation and included meals were excellent for this solo traveller The hotel in the Highlands was first class as was the meals provided there The Trafalar tour director Brooke was very informative - made the trip very enjoyable notwithstanding the stormy weather which neccessitated some changes to the schedule.

Ming L. | Traveled in October

The Torphichen dinner was absolutely the best! Family style, singing, drinking, piping and cry-in-your-beer stories by Kenny. The next absolute best was Neal and the sheep station. Incredible dogs made the sheep dance ballet! Neal is a stitch! Warm and gruff showed how to hypnotize sheep in 5 seconds for shearing. Great story telling and dog training advice. I loved the experience of personally shearing sheep. Brooke the tour director was so much fun and accomodating, an absolute delightful person.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Overall, the tour provided a fantastic introduction to the stunning landscapes and rich history of Scotland. The itinerary was well-curated, offering a variety of stops that showcased the country’s charm and heritage. However, considering that these types of bus tours often cater to a senior demographic—with frequent stops for restrooms, meals, and shopping—it would be beneficial to allow more time at key historical and scenic locations. In particular, destinations such as St. Andrews, Culloden Battlefield, and Glencoe felt a bit rushed. Extending the duration at these sites would greatly enhance the experience, allowing guests to fully appreciate their significance and beauty through more leisurely exploration. Despite this, the tour was a memorable and enriching journey through one of the world’s most picturesque regions.

Will A. | Traveled in October

Driver Karl - extremely skilled, calm at all times, cared for passengers at all times Director Brooke - great administrator, no obvious glitches, I suspect any glitches were dealt with before passengers knew. Brooke was very knowledgeable on the geography, history and demographics of the Scottish Highlands. This knowledge was passed on to the passengers at an appropriate time during the journey and with a clear and concise manner. Great tour, we had a blast.

Ashley | Traveled in October

The locations were great, the people at the experiences were great, the weather played along most of the time, and our tour guide was amazing! The only thing that I would have liked to be different is having more time at some of the places, but that just means a longer trip is needed.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

This trip itinerary gave us a great taste of Scotland and we enjoyed it immensely. Our travel host ************ was an excellent educator and storyteller and helped make this a memorable trip. If we had it to do over again, I would likely select a longer itinerary that provided more locations and more time at some locations. Will certainly consider traveling again with Trafalgar.

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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.

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