Tickets to the St Giles' Cathedral

Immerse yourself in the culture and history of Scotland and relive the past of Edinburgh! Begin your discoveries of the Old Town with Holyroodhouse Palace and admire the serenity of its park contrasting with the striking modern complex of the New Scottish Parliament. Carry on to John Knox's house while listening to the peculiar life story of its owner, a man by no means ordinary. Go on then to lay your eyes on a gorgeous mass of High Kirk of St Giles, with its intricated Gothic motifs over the walls. After that, don't let the statue of Greyfriars Bobby pass you by, as his story is of an incredible and touching kind. Mount Castle Rock in order to get up close to the majestic figure of Edinburgh Castle looming over the city. You will then have a chance to look over the National Gallery of Scotland, conveniently situated next to the Royal Scottish Academy, so you can visit them both if you wish. Finish your tour with the picturesque view opening from Princes Street before you are left to enjoy the bubbly life of the New Town. Indulge yourself in a relaxing walk right amidst it! Put aside some time and be ready to discover the surprises Edinburgh has prepared for you!

Delve into the heart of Scotland's capital with 'Uncover Edinburgh's Soul', a comprehensive self-guided audio tour for history enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs alike. Crafted for first-time visitors eager to explore Edinburgh's iconic landmarks and hidden corners, this tour offers a riveting narrative packed with tales, secrets, and insights into the city's storied past and vibrant present. The journey begins at the commanding Edinburgh Castle and culminates at the elegant Georgian House in New Town. Along the way, listeners are guided through the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile, up the serene expanse of Holyrood Park, and into the hushed halls of St Giles' Cathedral. From the regal splendor of Holyrood Palace to the panoramic views atop Calton Hill, the route is a curated blend of Edinburgh's finest attractions, each with its signature story, all captured in rich audio detail. Travelers will find themselves enthralled by personal tales of literary giants at the Writers' Museum, the echoes of centuries past in Greyfriars Kirkyard, and the artistry on display at the National Museum of Scotland. The tour is not just about sightseeing—it's a multi-sensory experience that allows listeners to absorb the essence of Scottish culture, heritage, and the timeless aura of Edinburgh.