Day tour in Scotland
The Royal Edinburgh
See Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Britannia and the Palace of Holyroodhouse Daily operations Start time 09:30 Additionally, this package includes guaranteed tickets to three must-see locales: the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Royal Yacht Britannia, and Edinburgh Castle. Go to what interests you, get right into the busiest attractions, and stay as long as you want. Get two full days to travel Auld Reekie by bus: 41 stops on three different lines, with either multi-language audio commentary (City Sightseeing Edinburgh and Regal Tour) or a live guide in English (Edinburgh Tour). Plus, guaranteed access to three of the finest sites in the city! Edinburgh Castle is a frequently besieged fortress that towers over the city and is home to the oldest British crown jewels and the National War Museum. The Baroque Palace of Holyroodhouse lies on the other end of Royal Mile and is said to be the favorite residence of Queens Victoria and Elizabeth II. Your tour routes will also take you to Leith, where you can see another of Scotland's favorite visitor attractions: the luxurious Royal Yacht Britannia. This elegant vessel was the at-sea home of the British Royal family for 44 years. With 1400 years of history, Edinburgh is home to more sights than one traveler could see - but that's no reason not to try!
- Meeting point
- Waterloo Place, EH1 3BG, Edinburgh
What the day includes
Included
- Guaranteed entry to Edinburgh Castle
- Guaranteed entry to Palace of Holyroodhouse
- Guaranteed entry to Royal Yacht Britannia
- Access to the Edinburgh Tour
- Access to the Regal Tour
- Access to the City Sightseeing Tour
About this tour
The Royal Edinburgh ticket gets you 48 hours of unlimited travel on the City Sightseeing, Edinburgh Tour, and the Regal Tour buses.
Packages with this tour
Each price is for the whole package, with this day in it.
Day 3 of 4
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