easy
8 hours
Basic mobility is needed for short walks at stops, but the private vehicle means minimal physical exertion.
Spend a day with Wee Scottish Tours driving from Edinburgh’s volcanic skyline to the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel, uncovering centuries of history and geology along the way.
For all ages! • 8 Hours
Embark on an 8-hour private guided driving tour of Edinburgh, exploring its rich history and iconic sites, including Edinburgh Castle and Arthur’s Seat. Conclude your adventure at the enigmatic Rosslyn Chapel, renowned for its intricate carvings and connections to the Da Vinci Code, promising a day filled with mystery and discovery.
8 Hours
We will start our day of mystery with a private guided driving tour of Edinburgh visiting the old and new town of Edinburgh where you will hear about its famous and and infamous residents including Greyfriars Bobby and the inspirations and filming locations behind the hit Starz tv show Outlander, we will of course visit and hear about Edinburgh castle. A private driving tour of Edinburgh wouldn’t be complete without a drive around the famous extinct volcano Arthur’s seat.
Discover mystery and intrigue at the world famous Rosslyn Chapel! Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code put Rosslyn Chapel on the map and visitors like you come from all over the world to see where the Da Vinci Code was filmed.
This beautiful and mysterious building is known for its cryptic carvings, and captivating legends about the Holy Grail, the Knights Templar, and Freemasonry. Rosslyn Chapel is an architectural gem with detailed and exquisite stone carvings that, until now, have not been fully understood. After the tour you will be driven back to pick up point.
There will be plenty of time and opportunities for photos on the way and during the driving tour so come prepared to have a great time!
Private tours fill quickly—reserve your spot well in advance to secure your preferred date.
Scottish weather can shift rapidly; prepare for conditions ranging from sunshine to light rain.
Though the tour is mostly by vehicle, walking around historic sites requires sturdy footwear.
The contrast between Edinburgh’s volcanic crags and Rosslyn’s intricate stonework offers unique photo opportunities.
Rosslyn Chapel, founded in 1446 by William Sinclair, embodies Scotland's medieval craftsmanship and layers of rumored Templar secrets.
Efforts are ongoing to protect Rosslyn Chapel’s delicate stone carvings from weathering while promoting sustainable tourism in Edinburgh’s historic cores.
Keep dry when weather shifts during the drive or site visits.
spring specific
For walking on uneven stone floors and gentle trails around historic sites.
Carry snacks, water, and extra layers comfortably.
Capture the stark volcanic landscapes and detailed chapel carvings.