Walking Tours in Scotland

Scotland is a country with a truly unique culture, and its cities are hubs of fascinating history and amazing architecture.

Yet with so much to see and learn, exploring these bustling cities is easier said than done - that is, unless you have the help of an amazing local guide.

Great guides

Walking Tours in Scotland are dedicated to giving great tours around Scotland’s best cities. That way, you can get the most out of your visit without getting lost or missing out on hidden gems.

On your tour, you’ll be guided around historic streets by a charming local who actually knows about the area, and who can even adapt the tour based on your interests.

Want to see some cool street art or be shown an interesting historical tidbit? Ask away and they might just make your wish come true!

Legendary locations

Founded by two born and bred Glaswegians, Walking Tours in Scotland started out in Glasgow, a bustling city full of culture and art.

This place is full of fantastic attractions, and a tour of the city centre is a fun way to discover why it’s become so prominent and popular.

But if art is what you came here for, then you’re in luck: Walking Tours in Scotland also offer special tours around Glasgow that’ll take you to the city’s best street art, as well as a tour that’ll let you walk in the footsteps of famous Glaswegian designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Since their Glasgow tours proved a huge hit, Walking Tours in Scotland expanded to other cities, and now offer tours across the country with a legion of great local guides to lead them.

You could take a tour of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, where you’ll be taken around cobbled streets that are steeped in history, ghosts and amazing architecture.

Auld Reeky is a legendary location for good reason!

How about a tour of Stirling, a historic city that has seen legendary warriors and battles?

You’ll learn all about William Wallace and Robert the Bruce, and the fight for freedom that came to an epic conclusion here.

Or why not be guided around St Andrews, a gorgeous seaside town known for its magnificent old buildings and golf courses?

If you’re further north, there are even walking tours of Inverness, Scotland’s highland city. As you’re led along the River Ness, keep an eye out for monsters!

There’s so much amazing history and culture in Scotland’s cities, and these exciting tours will give you a head start on discovering it all.