Private Edinburgh City 4-Hour Tour in a Classic Black Cab

In our 4 hours tour we try to cover our history, culture, landscape in short form. Most of our tourist like this tour to know the city effortlessly.

Tour Highlights:

Edinburgh is a city steeped in history and breathtaking landmarks. The iconic **Edinburgh Castle** dominates the skyline, sitting atop Castle Rock and offering panoramic views of the city. Stretching from the castle is the **Royal Mile**, connecting the ancient **Old Town** to the elegant **New Town**. Along the way, you'll find **St Giles' Cathedral**, a grand medieval church, and the heartwarming story of **Greyfriars Bobby**, the loyal dog.

Discover medical history at the **Surgeons' Hall Museums**, or visit the royal **Palace of Holyroodhouse**, the Queen’s official residence in Scotland. The historic **Mercat Cross** marks where markets and public announcements took place.

For natural beauty, hike up **Arthur’s Seat**, the city's highest point, or enjoy the scenic views from **Calton Hill**. Don’t miss the unique charm of **Dean Village**, a picturesque, hidden gem nestled by the Water of Leith.

Edinburgh also boasts impressive modern attractions like **The Scottish Parliament** and the handprints of **J.K. Rowling**, the Harry Potter author, embedded in the streets. Everywhere you turn, you’ll encounter stunning architecture that tells the story of this remarkable city.

Edinburgh, is the Capital city of Scotland & United Kingdom's second most popular tourist destination attraction, with over 2.1 million visitors in 2018. We provide a first-class service on every journey full of excitement & memorable adventure all over Edinburgh City, also you can make your own tour location and flexible time all over the day.Tour will be our traditional black taxi within a full Air-Conditioned & heating vehicle, & a complementary water bottle. Vehicles are fully insured and have full public liability insurance. Our drivers are officially recognized by the City of Edinburgh Council. All tours are priced per vehicle which can hold up to 6 passengers. We assured fully safe & secure every tour with bespoke tour, also provide any pick up or drop off in Edinburgh based location, including Hotel/Guest house/Port pick up and drop off faciality.

There will be plenty of time and opportunities for photos on the way and during the driving tour so come prepared to have a great time!

Tour Features:

Duration:-Half-day private tour (4 hours)

Max People:-6

Book Direct For Best Rate:- You will not find a better rate for this tour.

Instant Confirmation:- Receipt for your booking immediately

What’s Included:-

Pick-up & Drop-off:-Flexible pick-up from your accommodation in Edinburgh.

Or Any Cruise Port in Edinburgh, South Queensferry and Rosyth.

Transport- Travel in a London LEVC TXE Black Cab with an experienced driver-guide.

Bottle of Water

Guest Phone Photography

Excludes:-Admission Fees to Attraction

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Why Choose Us?

With our private tour, you will enjoy personalized service and an exclusive, tailored experience that allows you to explore Scotland at your own pace. Whether you are fascinated by history, architecture, or simply want to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Scottish landscape, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through the country’s past and present.

Book your private tour today and experience Scotland’s charm in the most intimate and comfortable way possible!

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Key Attractions We’ll Visit

Calton Hill
Our journey begins at one of Edinburgh’s most iconic vantage points. From here, sweeping views of Princes Street and the Castle dominate the skyline. Calton Hill is also renowned for its striking and unusual architecture, including the unfinished National Monument of Scotland, a bold structure that still captures the imagination.

St Giles’ Cathedral: Known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, this 14th-century church is famed for its crown spire and stunning Thistle Chapel.

Edinburgh Old Town
Step back in time to discover the darker side of Edinburgh’s past. Hear stories of the Black Death, the Great Fire, and the city’s transformation into a hub of influence in the 19th century. We’ll walk along the Royal Mile, exploring its hidden Closes and rich history. Stretching from the Castle down to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, this famous mile-long route lies at the very heart of the medieval city.

National Museum of Scotland: A treasure trove of history, science, and culture, with interactive exhibits.

Edinburgh Castle
Standing proudly on Castle Rock, this fortress has shaped not only the story of Edinburgh but also that of Scotland and beyond. While our tour does not take us inside, the esplanade provides the perfect spot to admire its scale, learn about its role through the centuries, and uncover some of its fascinating quirks.

Surgeons’ Hall Museums: Fascinating medical collections showcasing Edinburgh’s surgical past.

Victoria Street & The Grassmarket
Once the site of public executions, the Grassmarket has a grim but captivating past. Your guide will share tales of crime and punishment, including the remarkable story of “Half-Hangit Maggie.” Today, the area bustles with life and is linked to Edinburgh’s literary fame—Victoria Street, with its colourful façades and winding cobblestones, is said to have inspired J.K. Rowling’s vision of Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.

Palace of Holyroodhouse: The King’s official Scottish residence.

The Canongate
At the foot of the Royal Mile lies the majestic Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official royal residence in Scotland. Its grand forecourt and elegant architecture dominate the scene, complemented by the nearby Queen’s Gallery. Just beside it stands the striking Scottish Parliament building, a bold modernist contrast to the historic palace—a pairing that captures Edinburgh’s unique blend of old and new.

Arthur’s Seat: An ancient volcano offering panoramic city views.

Edinburgh Dean Village

Dean Village, feels like a step back in time. Once a milling hub on the Water of Leith, it is now a peaceful enclave with quaint stone cottages, leafy riverside paths, and charming bridges. This hidden gem offers a tranquil escape from the bustle, perfect for photos and quiet exploration.

Edinburgh New Town
Across the valley from the medieval Old Town lies the Georgian masterpiece of New Town. Built in response to the overcrowding of the historic city, it represents the ideals of the Scottish Enlightenment. Construction began in 1767, creating a spacious, elegant district that stands today as one of the finest examples of planned Georgian architecture in Europe.

• Drive by tonnes of beautiful architecture (with full interpretation).