Uncover the Edinburgh most visitors miss! History, hidden gems, whisky, haggis and handmade fudge! A real Scottish experience.

£10 OFF! Edinburgh Hidden Gems Walking Tour with Haggis, Whisky & Fudge

Discover the Edinburgh most visitors miss - with a taste of Scotland along the way!

Step beyond the famous sights and uncover the stories, characters and hidden corners that make Edinburgh so fascinating.

Join our Historical Gems Walking Tour and explore the atmospheric streets, secret closes, tucked-away courtyards and historic corners of Edinburgh’s Old Town, brought to life by a charismatic character guide.

And history cannot be on an empty stomach!

Your journey through Edinburgh’s past comes with a delicious wee taste of Scotland, including traditional haggis, neeps and tatties, a warming dram of Scottish whisky, and handmade fudge and tablet.

Discover Edinburgh’s hidden history

Wander through atmospheric closes and courtyards as your guide introduces you to fascinating people and stories woven into the city’s history.

Hear tales of Mary, Queen of Scots, literary legends including Robert Burns, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and J.K. Rowling, and discover locations connected with the hit TV series Outlander.

You’ll see Edinburgh from a different perspective - beyond the usual tourist trail and into the stories that have shaped this remarkable city.

A Wee Taste of Scotland

During your tour, you’ll stop at MacKays on the Mile, a welcoming Old Town establishment tucked away in one of the Royal Mile’s ancient closes. MacKays celebrates Scottish produce and has an impressive collection of Scottish malt whiskies.

You’ll enjoy:

A traditional taster of haggis fritter, neeps and tatties

A warming dram of Glenlivet whisky

Vegetarian haggis is available

Time to relax, savour the flavours and soak up the atmosphere

Whether you’re completely new to haggis or already a fan, it’s a chance to try one of Scotland’s most iconic dishes in the heart of Edinburgh.

And there’s more!

Next, you'll visit The Fudge House of Edinburgh on the historic Royal Mile and enjoy tasters of delicious handmade Scottish fudge and traditional tablet.

The Fudge House has been making traditional fudge in Edinburgh’s Old Town since 1949, using a small-batch, slow-cooling method.

You can also see how the fudge is made and browse the tempting selection of treats on offer.

Consider it a very sweet investigation into Scottish culture!

What to Expect

Historical Exploration:

Explore Edinburgh’s cobbled streets, closes and hidden corners while your knowledgeable character guide brings the city’s fascinating history to life.

A Wee Taste Experience:

Enjoy traditional Scottish haggis, neeps and tatties alongside a dram of Glenlivet whisky at MacKays on the Mile.

Scottish Sweet Treats:

Sample handmade Scottish fudge and tablet at The Fudge House.

Hidden Edinburgh:

Discover stories, places and details that many visitors simply walk straight past.

Why You’ll Love It!

2-hour guided walking tour

Fascinating Edinburgh history and storytelling

Hidden gems and atmospheric Old Town locations

Outlander filming locations

Traditional haggis, neeps & tatties

A dram of Glenlivet whisky

Handmade fudge & tablet

Vegetarian haggis available

A fun, character-led experience.

Perfect for history lovers, curious travellers, foodies and anyone looking for a more memorable way to experience Edinburgh.

Come for the history. Stay for the whisky. Leave with a taste of Scotland!

🎟️ £10 OFF when you book!

Good to Know

Duration: 2 hours

Weather: The tour runs whatever the weather, so please dress appropriately.

Arrival: Please arrive 5–10 minutes early to check in. No-shows cannot be refunded.

Late arrivals: Due to operational reasons, the tour must start on time. If you are running late, please contact us as soon as possible at info@enthralexperiences.com or +44 (0)330 043 6292.

Accessibility: The route includes uneven and cobbled streets and may not be suitable for people with certain mobility impairments. Please contact us before booking if you have any mobility requirements.

Meeting Point:

Caffè Nero, opposite Mercat Cross

By the statue of Adam Smith

1 Parliament Square

192 High Street

Edinburgh

EH1 1RF

Please arrive at least 5 - 10 minutes before the tour starts.

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