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Palace of Holyroodhouse
15m · Admission ticket included
Pedal to the end of the Royal Mile to find the King’s official Scottish residence. Nestled against the dramatic backdrop of Arthur’s Seat, this historic landmark offers a quick architectural photo
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The Scottish Parliament
Pass by
This is the first stop of the tour, the stunning and ancient location of the Scottish Parliament as well as Holyrood Palace. Our guide will provide you with some history and interesting facts whilst stopping here.
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Arthur's Seat
15m · Admission ticket included
The e-bikes will gently take you up Arthurs Seat. From here you can enjoy the most breath-taking views of the city.
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Waverley Bridge-Edinburgh
10m · Admission ticket included
A Tale of Two Cities: From this spot, you can contrast the "medieval skyscraper" tenements of the Old Town with the rational, neoclassical grid of the Georgian New Town, illustrating the shift from organic growth to planned urban enlightenment.
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New Town
Pass by
New Town
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Charlotte Square
10m · Admission ticket included
Charlotte Square is the crowning jewel of Edinburgh’s New Town. Designed by Robert Adam, its symmetrical Georgian facades epitomize Enlightenment elegance. Today, this prestigious square houses the First Minister’s residence (Bute House) and serves as the iconic home of the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
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Port Of Leith Distillery
1h 30m · Admission ticket included
Once Scotland’s premier gateway for global trade, the Port of Leith has undergone a stunning 21st-century reinvention. While its industrial bones remain, the area is now a vibrant waterfront hub where historic bonded warehouses house Michelin-starred restaurants, creative studios, and the permanently berthed Royal Yacht Britannia.