Extract the essence of Edinburgh's New Town through the tales of famous authors with this self-guided audio adventure. Ideal for book lovers and enthusiasts of literary history, this tour unearths the secrets behind the city's classic and contemporary literary figures. Starting at Princes Street, right at the juncture of old and new, this journey takes you through the spaces that inspired legendary narratives.
Embark from the Waverley Bridge entrance of the Princes Mall, wander along grand streets, and conclude at the peaceful St John's Church. Along the way, discover authors' homes, the majestic Scott Monument, the bustling George Street, the cozy Milnes Bar, and the tranquil Queen Street Gardens. Dive into the past where Sir Walter Scott, Catherine Sinclair, and Robert Louis Stevenson among others, once roamed, wrote, and mused over their next masterpiece.
Relive the vibrant literary scene of Edinburgh. Walk the route where history was penned, peek inside iconic bars that hosted literary discussions, and stand before homes where renowned writers lived. This audio tour isn't just a walk—it's a narrative woven with the city's fabric, inviting you to witness the landmarks that continue to echo with the whispers of Edinburgh's literary past.