Edinburgh City Pass

With your City Pass, you’ll get a 24 hour ticket for the Hop-on Hop-off City Bus Tour. It’s an awesome way to explore Edinburgh at your own pace.  (Usually £16.00 pp)

Want a smooth ride from Edinburgh Airport to the city centre? Hop on board the Edinburgh Trams. Your City Pass includes an open return tram ticket which can be used outwith your City Pass. It will not activate your pass and can be used for any return date. (Usually £9.50 pp)

Prepare yourself for an adventure into the mysterious vaults hidden beneath the South Bridge in Edinburgh’s Old Town. These dimly lit chambers were once home to the poor, as well as a hideout for criminals, body snatchers and witches. (Usually £20.00 pp)

Calling all whisky and gin enthusiasts! Holyrood Distillery is waiting to take you on a fascinating tour. They offer hourly tours from 12pm daily, each lasting an hour. (Usually £25.00 pp)

Ahoy there! Get ready to soak in the breath-taking views of the Three Bridges, along with stunning panoramas of the Edinburgh skyline and the Kingdom of Fife, on the Blackness Castle, Three Bridges Cruise. (Usually £20.00 pp)

This gem of an attraction is conveniently located along the hop-on hop-off bus route and just a short stroll from the Royal Mile. It’s perfect for families and offers a mind-blowing experience. Top tip: you’ll also get splendid views of the famous (extinct) volcano, Arthur’s Seat from here. (Usually £20.00 pp)

Step into history at John Knox House, one of the few remaining original medieval buildings on the Royal Mile, dating back to 1470. It’s not only a museum but also houses a café, bookshop, theatre, and exhibition space. Explore away! (Usually £7.00 pp)

Attention all Potterheads! Get ready to experience the magic of the world’s most famous wizard on this enchanting Harry Potter Walking Tour. Led by a guide who’s just as Potter-mad as you, you’ll explore the winding streets and mysterious alleys that inspired J.K. Rowling’s iconic wizarding world. (Usually £15.00 pp)

Behold the majestic Scott Monument, standing tall in Princes Street Gardens. It’s one of Edinburgh’s iconic landmarks and a definite must-visit! This monument is dedicated to Sir Walter Scott and happens to be one of the largest monuments to a writer anywhere in the world. (Usually £8.00 pp)

Just a short journey from the heart of Edinburgh, Craigmillar Castle offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city centre. Known as “Edinburgh’s other castle,” this historic site was a refuge for Mary, Queen of Scots, and is full of fascinating stories. (Usually £7.00 pp)

Ever wondered what life was like in the tenements of Edinburgh’s Old Town? Well, at Gladstone’s Land, you can find out! This incredible 500 year old building sits at the top end of the Royal Mile, just a stone’s throw from Edinburgh Castle. While you’re here, be sure to check out the ice parlour and café. (Usually £10.00 pp)

Prepare for an extraordinary walking tour of Edinburgh as Sonny, a knowledgeable guide and Edinburgh local, reveals stories of crime and punishment. What’s unique about this tour is that it’s organized by an award-winning social enterprise that trains people who have experienced homelessness to become tour guides of their own city. (Usually £15.00 pp)

Transport yourself back to the late 1700s and step into the grandeur of Edinburgh’s New Town with a visit to the Georgian House. Located just next door to the official residence of the First Minister of Scotland. (Usually £12.50 pp)

This sightseeing cruise, offered by Forth Boat Tours, takes you along the Firth of Forth, providing breathtaking views of iconic landmarks such as the Forth Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Edinburgh skyline. Enhance your experience with an optional 90-minute landing on Inchcolm Island, known for its medieval abbey, rich wildlife, and peaceful surroundings. (usually £20.00 pp)

Step into the remarkable stories of Edinburgh’s women on the Real Women of Edinburgh Walking Tour. Guided by the passionate and knowledgeable Gayle, this tour brings to life the achievements, resilience, and impact of Edinburgh’s remarkable women through history.  (Usually £15.00 pp)

Fancy yourself a super sleuth? Take on this thrilling self-guided murder mystery experience in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. It lasts about 2 hours and is great fun for families. (Usually £22.00 pp)

Embark on the Blackness Castle Cruise with Forth Boat Tours for a unique view of Scotland’s coastline. Along the way, enjoy stunning sights of the Firth of Forth, including Blackness Castle, called the “ship that never sailed’ for its ship-like shape. (Usually £20.00 pp)

This experience is perfect for Witches and Warlocks of all ages. Guided by the Head of the Coven, you’ll unravel the mysteries surrounding Morag Stewart and her loyal companion, Binky. Enjoy magical drinks, discover hidden truths, and immerse yourself in this spellbinding setting. (Usually £10.49 pp)

Get ready to soar through the air, test your jumps, and perfect those mid-air moves at GRAVITY’s Open Jump Experience. With access to a full range of trampolines and park facilities, this experience welcomes everyone—from first timers to seasoned jumpers—for an energetic workout and tons of fun. usually £7.00 pp