City Edinburgh Tour

Walking tour of the old town. A visit to the Grassmarket area, a walk along the Royal Mile with a visit to the tartan factory, the old police station, the childhood museum, a visit to St. Giles Cathedral. The strict interiors of the cathedral are complemented by wonderful stained glass windows. Inside is an amazing chapel of the Knights of thistle, decorated with carvings of whole oak. The end of the day is better spent in the “New Town”, the classic appearance of which contrasts so much with the picturesque medieval turmoil of the Old Town.
Visit Edinburgh Castle, where the national shrines of Scotland are kept - the crown, scepter and stone of fate, on which Scottish kings have been crowned for centuries. Interesting places to visit: the chapel of St. Margaret (Saint Margaret) of the XII century, a prison of the XIX century, the One-o-clock-gun gun (Van Oklok Gan).

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Visit the ancient royal residence – Holyrood Palace. An ancient residence that preserves the memory of the tragic and brilliant events of the Middle Ages. The Holyrood Palace dates back to the 12th century, and for 6 centuries acquired its present features. Here spent the brightest years of her life the famous Scottish Queen Mary Stuart (Marie Stewart). The bedroom of Mary Stuart, her personal belongings, and many other relics of Scottish monarchs are preserved. Holyrood is now a royal residence and the Queen spends two weeks here each year. The palace contains many interesting relics and works of art.

Royal Yacht Britannia

The floating residence of Vinzrud, a favorite vacation spot of Queen Elizabeth and her spouse, the yacht on which Prince Charles and Princess Diana made their honeymoon trip. Only a few years ago, the yacht stood on eternal parking in the port of Edinburgh and turned into a museum. The interiors, daily routine and holiday habits of the royal family will come as a complete surprise to tourists!