



by Secret Food Tours
This private food tour in Edinburgh lasts about three hours and takes place mainly in the historic Old Town. The tour begins with a walk past Edinburgh Castle, a fortress on Castle Rock that dominates the city skyline. Along the way, the guide provides information about the history and culinary traditions of Edinburgh. The route includes stops to view the Walter Scott Monument, Arthur’s Seat hill, and the Royal Botanic Garden, where the guide explains their significance. The tasting portion includes traditional Scottish haggis served with neeps and tatties, Scottish cakes, creamy Scottish cheese, a secret local dish selected by the guide, and Lowland single malt Scotch whisky. Tea and water are provided throughout the tour. The tour involves walking through some hilly terrain and climbing steps. Since it is a private tour, the schedule is flexible and the guide can answer questions without distractions from a larger group. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Gratuities are optional. The itinerary and menu may change depending on availability and weather conditions. Guests with dietary restrictions should notify the operator in advance. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and the tour cannot accommodate wheelchairs due to the terrain and steps.
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle is a historic fortress that sits on Castle Rock, overlooking the city and dominating the skyline of Edinburgh.
National Museum of Scotland
This bright, modern museum displays relics of Scotland's industrial history, natural history exhibits, and features a cafe.
Walter Scott Monument
A Victorian Gothic monument dedicated to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott.
Arthur’s Seat
An extinct volcano that is the main peak of a group of hills forming most of Holyrood Park in Edinburgh.
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
A scientific center focused on plant diversity and conservation that also serves as a popular tourist attraction.
We'll meet in front of St. Giles Cathedral at the west parliament square side, opposite the French consulate.
End point
Please take note that the tour ends at st Marys street which is about 3/4 of the way down the Royal Mile.