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Steeped in history and brimming with culture, Edinburgh has endless secrets to be revealed, whether it's your first or 15th visit. From strolling the bright, handsome streets of the Georgian New Town to exploring the dark vaults beneath the medieval Old Town, Edinburgh is a layered city of diverse and surprising adventures. Whether you're delving into the city's history at Edinburgh Castle or savoring a wee dram of whisky at a distillery, expertly crafted Edinburgh tours promise an unforgettable experience in the Scottish capital.

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Q:How much do Edinburgh tours cost?
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There is a wide range of price points for Edinburgh tours. Most city tours, like trips into the underground or guided tours of Edinburgh Castle, fall in the US$30-60 range. Trips out of town, to places like Loch Ness and the Highlands, are a bit more, around US$80-100. Multi-day trips in the area are pricier, costing anywhere from US$600 to US$7,000.

Q:What do you see on Edinburgh tours?
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Edinburgh tours are a great way to experience this fascinating, layered city, whether you want to partake in a guided Scotch tasting, learn about the dark history of the underground, wander through Old Town, or explore Edinburgh Castle. You can also head out of town into the Highlands, Loch Ness, and Isle of Skye.

Q:How many days in Edinburgh is enough?
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The ideal trip to Edinburgh is typically 4–5 days. A trip of this length gives you plenty of time to visit major attractions like Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, Arthur’s Seat, and the National Museum of Scotland at a relaxed pace. It also saves time for a day trip out of the city and into the scenic Highlands and surrounding area.

Q:What is the best month to visit Edinburgh?
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August is the best month to visit Edinburgh. The city comes alive with festivals like the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the world’s largest art festival, and the Edinburgh International Festival. August usually brings mild weather, too, so you can explore the city and enjoy various cultural events and performances without breaking a sweat or getting rained on.

Q:What is the #1 attraction in Edinburgh?
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According to travelers, the top attractions in Edinburgh include the Edinburgh Castle, with its striking fortress walls; the Royal Mile, the thoroughfare cutting through the heart of the old city; the Stirling Castle, with its fascinating history; and Calton Hill, with its 360-degree views over the city.