Eat + Drink Edinburgh
- Duration
- 4 Days
- Prices From:
- US$ 715
Discover the delicious food and drink of the iconic Scottish capital. After exploring the city’s history, wander through the streets on a small group tour to sample local fare. The next day, head to nearby distilleries to learn about and sample Scotland’s most famous drink: single malt whiskey.
This 4-day Scotland vacation showcases the capital, Edinburgh, and its incredible food scene.
Your Scotland tour takes you to the Scottish capital, a city awash with medieval and Georgian architecture. Glasgow might be larger, but Edinburgh remains the most popular city in Scotland and a great spot for food and history. Use the Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour to dart around the city’s hills, visiting the medieval Old Town and Georgian New Town as well as Holyrood Palace and Calton Hill with its series of monuments and gorgeous views. While in Edinburgh, you’ll enjoy a walking food tour of the city. Learn about the city in the company of an expert guide and enjoy a tasting course of Scottish foods, including Haggis neeps and tatties, charcuterie, and finish it off with a single malt whiskey tasting. The next day, head west to discover more about the national drink of Scotland: single malt whiskey. You’ll tour two distilleries, sample some fine single malt whiskey, and have the opportunity to explore the gorgeous Scottish countryside.
This Scotland vacation makes for a great add-on to trips to London or other parts of the United Kingdom.
Accommodation in Edinburgh
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Stay Central Hotel
Located in the heart of Cowgate in Edinburgh, Stay Central Hotel offers easy access to several entertainment venues in the lively city. They offer 37 refurbished rooms fit for two to six guests, providing guests a good night's sleep after a long day of exploring ...
Located in the heart of Cowgate in Edinburgh, Stay Central Hotel offers easy access to several entertainment venues in the lively city. They offer 37 refurbished rooms fit for two to six guests, providing guests a good night's sleep after a long day of exploring the city. Stay Central Hotel guest rooms provide just the right amount of amenities so guests can lay down their heads for a few hours before hitting the pavement again the next morning. A central location near the Royal Mile means all of the best sights of Edinburgh are nearby.
Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- Internet Access - Wireless
- Non-Smoking Property
- Wakeup Calls Available
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Nira Caledonia
Nira Caledonia, the boutique hotel in Edinburgh Scotland, blends Bohemian chic with contemporary comfort. Amid the plush pelmets, rich textures and original cornices you will find flat-screen televisions, Nespresso coffee machines and iPod docking stations. You'll find warm, heartfelt service and a cool, quirky style. ...
Nira Caledonia, the boutique hotel in Edinburgh Scotland, blends Bohemian chic with contemporary comfort. Amid the plush pelmets, rich textures and original cornices you will find flat-screen televisions, Nespresso coffee machines and iPod docking stations. You'll find warm, heartfelt service and a cool, quirky style. The cuisine at the Blackwood's Bar and Grill is natural, fresh and often organic, with ingredients farmed, caught, raised or bred in Scotland. With a friendly touch - and a touch of theatre - the hotel welcomes independent-minded travellers who prefer to go their own way.
Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Room Service
- Bar(s)
- Internet Access - Wireless
- Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service
- Non-Smoking Property
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Parking Facilities (at cost)
- Restaurant
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Caledonian a Waldorf Astoria
'The Caley', as it is affectionately known among Edinburgh locals, has embodied the very best in Scottish hospitality for over a hundred years. Situated at the west end of Princes Street, this former Victorian railway hotel nestles in the shadow of the historic Edinburgh Castle, ...
'The Caley', as it is affectionately known among Edinburgh locals, has embodied the very best in Scottish hospitality for over a hundred years. Situated at the west end of Princes Street, this former Victorian railway hotel nestles in the shadow of the historic Edinburgh Castle, just two minutes' walk from the designer stores and fashionable bars of George Street. With two exquisite restaurants - The Pompadour by Galvin and Galvin Brasserie de Luxe - luxurious bedrooms and the largest bathrooms of any hotel in Edinburgh, Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh is also a fully licensed venue for Edinburgh weddings and civil partnerships, providing a magical setting for your special day.
Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- Business Centre
- Gym/Fitness Centre
- Internet Access
- Parking
- Restaurant(s)
- Spa
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Ten Hill Place, Bw Premier Collection
Ten Hill Place, BW Premier Collection was opened in November 2006. The hotel is one of Edinburgh's premier City Centre hotels. From airy public places to each of our 77 smart bedrooms, the mood of Ten Hill Place, BW Premier Collection is one of quiet ...
Ten Hill Place, BW Premier Collection was opened in November 2006. The hotel is one of Edinburgh's premier City Centre hotels. From airy public places to each of our 77 smart bedrooms, the mood of Ten Hill Place, BW Premier Collection is one of quiet sophistication, and one we believe sets us apart from other Edinburgh hotels. We have four fully equipped accessible rooms with an elevator from street level to all floors. This innovative Edinburgh hotel is within easy walking distance of Princes Street, the historic Old Town and the City Centres main tourist, shopping and business districts; yet peacefully situated away from the main thoroughfares. The best of Edinburgh opens up before you right outside our front door. The Festival Theatre is across the road, the National Museums are around the corner and the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, and Holyrood Palace are just a stones throw away. Whether on business or a short city break in Edinburgh, make Ten Hill Place, BW Premier Collection your first choice.
Facilities
- 24 hour Front desk
- Baggage storage
- Cocktail Lounge
- Complimentary WI-FI
- Computer Station
- Conference Room
- Elevator
- Fax
- Meeting Facilities
- Shoeshine
- Smoke Free Hotel
- Video Conferencing Available
- Wedding Services and Coordinators
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Hotel Macdonald Holyrood
Macdonald Holyrood Hotel in Edinburgh is situated in the city's historic and beautiful old town, just a couple of minutes' walk from the world famous Royal Mile and the Scottish Parliament building. The hotel's convenient location in the city centre also means that you're within ...
Macdonald Holyrood Hotel in Edinburgh is situated in the city's historic and beautiful old town, just a couple of minutes' walk from the world famous Royal Mile and the Scottish Parliament building. The hotel's convenient location in the city centre also means that you're within easy walking distance of Waverley Railway station and the bustle of the city's main thoroughfare, Princes Street. Macdonald Holyrood Hotel is the ideal base for exploring this fascinating and unique city.
Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- Bar/Lounge
- Bellman/Porters
- Business Centre
- Conference Facilities
- Express Check In/Out
- Fireplace
- Health Club
- Indoor Pool
- Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service
- Lift/elevator
- Luggage Storage
- Multi-lingual Staff
- Parking (Valet)
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Smoke Free Hotel
- Spa Treatment Room(s)
- Turkish Bath
- WIFI- Charge
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Dalhousie Castle Hotel
Scotland's oldest inhabited Castle - Dalhousie Castle is located in Midlothian Scotland, near the town of Bonnyrigg, just 8 miles from Edinburgh's city centre. The caste was the seat of the Earls of Dalhousie, the chieftains of Clan Ramsay. The Castle, which is situated in ...
Scotland's oldest inhabited Castle - Dalhousie Castle is located in Midlothian Scotland, near the town of Bonnyrigg, just 8 miles from Edinburgh's city centre.
The caste was the seat of the Earls of Dalhousie, the chieftains of Clan Ramsay.
The Castle, which is situated in the parish of Cockpen, eight miles south of Edinburgh, dates from the 13th century, although only the enormously thick walls at the foundation level and the vaults remain, of the original building. The main parts of the present structure were built about 1450 from red stone quarried from the opposite bank of the South Esk River on which the Castle stands. In the succeeding centuries there have been various additions and modifications, but the essential form of the Castle which had an L-shaped keep surrounded by an outer curtain wall can still be clearly discerned.Facilities
- Bellman/Porters
- Conference Facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Multi-lingual Staff
- Safety Deposit Box
- Sauna
- Spa
- Spa Treatment Room(s)
- Spa Tub
- Steam Room
- WiFi
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Hilton Edinburgh Carlton
Blending perfectly into the historic surroundings of the Royal Mile, Hilton Edinburgh Carlton is an iconic element of the city. The building dates back to 1900s and is part of the impressive North Bridge which links Edinburgh's Old and New town together, giving you easy ...
Blending perfectly into the historic surroundings of the Royal Mile, Hilton Edinburgh Carlton is an iconic element of the city. The building dates back to 1900s and is part of the impressive North Bridge which links Edinburgh's Old and New town together, giving you easy access to countless shopping, dining and entertainment. Once one of Edinburgh's top department stores, the building was fully refurbished in 2016 to bring the décor back to its stylish best.
Facilities
- Baggage storage
- Bar
- Concierge
- Electric Service
- Elevator
- Fax
- Fitness Rooms
- Laundry Service
- Lounge
- Meeting Rooms
- Multi-lingual Staff
- Printing Services
- Room Service
- Secretarial Services
- Valet Service
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The Glasshouse Autograph Collection
When the 160-year-old Lady Glenorchy Church was converted into The Glasshouse Hotel in 2003, Scotland exchanged one iconic piece of history for another. This 77 bedroom luxury boutique hotel is now considered one of the best places to stay in Edinburgh, with cosy-contemporary interiors, warm ...
When the 160-year-old Lady Glenorchy Church was converted into The Glasshouse Hotel in 2003, Scotland exchanged one iconic piece of history for another. This 77 bedroom luxury boutique hotel is now considered one of the best places to stay in Edinburgh, with cosy-contemporary interiors, warm Scottish service and consistently spectacular views of the city centre, Calton Hill or the hotel's two-acre rooftop garden.
Facilities
- Bar
- Business Centre
- Coffee/Tea Room
- Concierge
- Daily Housekeeping
- Fax/Photocopying
- Fitness Centre
- Internet Access
- Limousine Services
- Lobby
- Meeting Facilities
- Room Service
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- Duration
- 4 Days
- Prices From:
- US$ 715
Itinerary
Edinburgh Airport to Hotel
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Jurys Inn Edinburgh
Jurys Inn is one of the most centrally positioned hotels in Edinburgh, located just off the famous Royal Mile on Jeffrey Street in the Old Town and surrounded by beautiful architecture. Our hotel in Edinburgh is less than a two-minute walk from Waverly Train Station and a 5-minute walk to Edinburgh Bus Station. Our prime city centre location also means that Jurys Inn guests are a short 15 minute walk from Holyrood Park, which is one of many Edinburgh gems that offers a "unique historic landscape" bursting with heritage and plenty of hills and 'crags' to explore.
Whether you're looking for hotels in Edinburgh for business at the International Conference Centre, or touring Edinburgh Castle and the sights of historic Scotland's capital, our Edinburgh hotel ensures all your destinations are within easy - and always interesting - walking distance.
| Meal Plan | Full Breakfast |
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| Duration | 3 Nights |
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Jurys Inn Edinburgh |
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Jurys Inn Edinburgh
Jurys Inn is one of the most centrally positioned hotels in Edinburgh, located just off the famous Royal Mile on Jeffrey Street in the Old Town and surrounded by beautiful architecture. Our hotel in Edinburgh is less than a two-minute walk from Waverly Train Station ...
Jurys Inn is one of the most centrally positioned hotels in Edinburgh, located just off the famous Royal Mile on Jeffrey Street in the Old Town and surrounded by beautiful architecture. Our hotel in Edinburgh is less than a two-minute walk from Waverly Train Station and a 5-minute walk to Edinburgh Bus Station. Our prime city centre location also means that Jurys Inn guests are a short 15 minute walk from Holyrood Park, which is one of many Edinburgh gems that offers a "unique historic landscape" bursting with heritage and plenty of hills and 'crags' to explore.
Whether you're looking for hotels in Edinburgh for business at the International Conference Centre, or touring Edinburgh Castle and the sights of historic Scotland's capital, our Edinburgh hotel ensures all your destinations are within easy - and always interesting - walking distance.Facilities
- Bar
- Coffee Bar
- Free WiFi
- Hairdryers
- Handicap accessible rooms
- Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service
- Lift/elevator
- Meeting Facilities and Planners
- Public Parking
- Restaurant
- Room Service Limited Hours
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Edinburgh Hop On and Off Bus Tour
Join us on an hour long 7-language tour introducing the best sights in Edinburgh. Edinburgh is a wonderful city - from sights to shopping and culture to City Sightseeing! Buy your 24 hour ticket and then you can enjoy the freedom to "hop on and hop off" until the same time the following day. The Edinburgh Tour will operate the following route: Waverley Bridge, Princes Street, Lothian Road, Bread Street, West Port, Grassmarket, Victoria Street, George IV Bridge, Chambers Street, South Bridge, High Street, Canongate, Horse Wynd, Queens Drive, Holyrood Gait, Our Dynamic Earth turning circle, Holyrood Gait, Queens Drive, Horse Wynd, Abbeyhill, Abbeymount, Regent Road, Waterloo Place, Princes Street, South St David Street, George Street, Hanover Street, Queen Street Gardens East, Heriot Row, Queen Street Gardens West, Frederick Street, George Street, Hanover Street, The Mound, Market Street, Waverley Bridge. Join the tour at Waverley Bridge, Lothian Road, Grassmarket, Royal Mile, Princes Street, or Princes Mall.
| Duration | 1 Hour |
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Edinburgh Hop On and Off Bus Tour
Join us on an hour long 7-language tour introducing the best sights in Edinburgh. Edinburgh is a wonderful city - from sights to shopping and culture to City Sightseeing! Buy your 24 hour ticket and then you can enjoy the freedom to "hop on and hop off" until the same time the following day. The Edinburgh Tour will operate the following route: Waverley Bridge, Princes Street, Lothian Road, Bread Street, West Port, Grassmarket, Victoria Street, George IV Bridge, Chambers Street, South Bridge, High Street, Canongate, Horse Wynd, Queens Drive, Holyrood Gait, Our Dynamic Earth turning circle, Holyrood Gait, Queens Drive, Horse Wynd, Abbeyhill, Abbeymount, Regent Road, Waterloo Place, Princes Street, South St David Street, George Street, Hanover Street, Queen Street Gardens East, Heriot Row, Queen Street Gardens West, Frederick Street, George Street, Hanover Street, The Mound, Market Street, Waverley Bridge. Join the tour at Waverley Bridge, Lothian Road, Grassmarket, Royal Mile, Princes Street, or Princes Mall.
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A Walking Food Tour of Edinburgh
The Edinburgh Old & New Town tour with a small group walking & tasting tour lasting around 3 to 3.5 hours. With the help of your guide and the places visited you will not only enjoy good food, drink and you will also learn about the rich history of Edinburgh.
As well as having starter, main course, cheese, charcuterie and dessert during the tour there will be the chance to taste Haggis neeps & tatties, enjoy Edinburgh raspberry Gin, Scottish beer and a Malt whisky tasting. All food tasted are served as tasting plates and are not full portions but it is still best to skip lunch before the tour and book a late or light dinner afterwards.
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Discover Malt Whisky
This tour is for lovers of Scotch single malt whisky and for those who would like to know more about the national drink. Discover the secrets behind the making of Scotland's national drink and in particular the best variety of all - single malt whisky. Your tour takes you west from Edinburgh past Stirling to visit the first distillery of the day at Glengoyne. Beautifully situated at the foot of the Campsie Hills, which provide the water supply for the whisky making, the tour here will introduce you to the simple but magical process of turning barley, water and yeast into whisky. From here you will take a scenic drive to the shores of Loch Lomond in the heart of Scotland's first National Park for a tasty pub lunch (own account) and the chance to sample some local beers. After lunch we recommend a short walk to the viewpoint overlooking the loch and all its islands before heading off towards the second distillery of the day at Deanston. This converted cotton mill on the banks of the River Teith has many interesting features and produces some unique flavours in its whisky. After a relaxed afternoon visit here you will return to Edinburgh with the stories and flavours of single malt whisky fresh in your mind.
| Duration | 8 Hours |
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Edinburgh Hotel to Airport
| Duration | 1 Hour |
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Other Information
DEPARTURES:
Daily
PRICE INCLUDES:
- Private transfers to/ from airport
- 3 Nights accommodation in a first class hotel
- Hop on hop off bus
- Small group walking tour
- Small group whisky tour.
PRICE EXCLUDES:
- Travel insurance
- International and domestic airfare & airfare taxes
- Items of a personal nature
- Whiskey samples
- Gratuities
- Any meals not mentioned as included in the tour
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Prices are "from" per person based on twin/double share accommodation and for travel in low season. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply. Limited seat/spaces and all pricing is subject to change and availability. Rates for single or triple travellers are available on request - please inquire.
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Excursion Suggestions
As there is so much to see and do in many of our City Breaks/Stopover Ideas, you should consider staying longer. Below is a list of suggestions that can be added to your stay.
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Edinburgh: Discover Malt Whisky Full Day Tour
This tour is for lovers of Scotch single malt whisky and for those who would like to know more about our national drink. Discover the secrets behind the making of Scot...- Duration:
- 8.75 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
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Edinburgh: Eat Walk Edinburgh Small Group Tour
Explore the Old and New Town of Edinburgh on this private walking tour and enjoy good food and drink, including Haggis, Scottish beer, and single malt whiskey, as you ...- Duration:
- 3.5 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
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Edinburgh: Ghosts & Ghouls Walking Tour
Take a tour that’ll leave you with spine-tingling chills and scary stories perfect for autumn nights. As the sun sets, tour medieval lanes and the haunted Blair Street...- Duration:
- 2 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
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Edinburgh: Hadrian's Wall, Roman Britain & the Borders Full Day Tour
Today is a day spent discovering the highlights of Roman Britain and Hadrian's Wall. You will be guided through the heart of the Scottish Borders and 2000 years of his...- Duration:
- 10.5 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
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Edinburgh: Secrets of Royal Mile & Castle
The beautiful city is waiting for you... The best way to explore Edinburgh is to follow your feet. Where the buses can't take you, and the guide books don't show you i...- Duration:
- 2.25 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
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Edinburgh: Small Group Outlander Tour
Fans of Outlander will swoon for this trip out of Edinburgh that takes you to filming locations of the popular TV show. Over the course of eight hours, you’ll explore ...- Duration:
- 8 Hours
- Prices:
- On request
