Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

The tour avoids stairs where possible and uses curb cuts; contact the operator in advance to discuss specific needs.

What languages is the tour offered in?

This listing is for the Spanish-language private tour; other language options may be available separately.

Are attraction entrance fees included?

No, entrance fees to paid attractions are not included in the tour price.

What happens in bad weather?

Tours run in most weather; dress for conditions. In extreme weather the operator will contact you with alternatives or rescheduling options.

How large can the private group be?

The operator can accommodate groups up to 35 people for private bookings.

Spanish Private Harry Potter Tour of Edinburgh's Old Town

Q: Where is the meeting point?

Meet at Bobby's Sandwich Shop near the junction of George IV Bridge and Candlemaker Row.

Step off George IV Bridge into a narrow ribbon of history: Edinburgh’s Old Town, where cobbles slope toward secret closes and stone tenements lean in with centuries of gossip. The Potter Trail Private Tour (Spanish) offers a lively 1.5-hour private walking experience that translates the city’s medieval streets into a living storybook for fans and curious travelers alike. Meeting at Bobby's Sandwich Shop near the junction of George IV Bridge and Candlemaker Row, your expert local guide leads a group along roughly 1.5 kilometres of uneven ground, steep inclines, and authentic Old Town character while avoiding staircases where possible to remain mainly wheelchair and pram friendly. The route stitches together public spaces and tucked-away alleys with fan-first moments: spellwork demonstrations, a sorting ceremony, house points, and trivia delivered in Spanish. Guides tailor the pacing and content to your party—whether a hen celebration, a school group, a birthday, or a private party—so questions become conversation and lore becomes playful performance. Because the tour is private you’ll get one-on-one time with a guide who can expand on local history, clarify Potter lore, or pause for photos without the pressure of a set schedule. This experience is anchored by Edinburgh’s particular geology and architecture. Old Town sits atop sandstone and the basalt ridge of Castle Rock; you’ll notice the weathered stone, narrow vertical gaps between tenements, and the layered streets that inspired writers and storytellers. That sense of verticality and centuries-deep fabric makes this more than a pop-culture walk: it’s an urban exploration of place, where real-world features feed the imagination. Practical details are clear and visitor-friendly. The tour lasts about 1.5 hours, covers one and a half kilometres, and operates in all seasons; from November through January it can be colder and darker so guides carry torches and recommend warm layers. Entrance fees to attractions are not included; transportation to the meeting point isn’t provided. The operator has capacity for groups up to 35 and asks that visitors with mobility concerns contact them in advance so staff can adapt the route. Why book it? For Spanish speakers visiting Edinburgh, this private tour pairs local expertise with tailored storytelling in your language, turning Old Town’s cobbles, closes, and carved stone into a stage for memory-making. It’s equal parts history lesson, theatrical romp, and thoughtful walking tour—ideal for people who want a focused, flexible, and culturally rich way to experience Edinburgh’s most atmospheric quarter. Bring a small camera, an umbrella or waterproof jacket, and an appetite for local stories; guides can suggest nearby cafés or routes for longer walks after the tour. Reserve early during festival weeks to secure your preferred time. This Spanish-language option makes Edinburgh accessible and memorable for international visitors every time.