easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly walking at a relaxed pace with frequent breaks.
Dive into Edinburgh’s first cheese crawl—two hours of tasting, trivia, and fizz led by See Your City. Meet local cheese makers, savor finely crafted cheeses, and uncover the city’s rich dairy tradition on this lively urban journey.
For all ages! • Edinburgh's finest cheeses in one 2 hour walking tour!
Embark on Edinburgh's first cheese crawl, a delightful 2-hour adventure for cheese lovers! Discover the city's finest cheeses, engage in a fun cheese quiz, and enjoy bubbly prosecco. With quirky facts and the chance to meet local cheese mongers, this experience promises to be both delicious and entertaining!
Duration: 2 Hours
Calling all curd nerds and turophiles – yep there’s a word for your love of cheese – Edinburgh’s finest cheeses are being wrapped up into one 2 hour walking tour!
You have not truly explored Edinburgh until you tour Edinburgh as a turophile. Get involved in Edinburgh’s first and grate-est cheese crawl!
The crawl is 2 hours of non stop in-curd-edible action. There will be a cheese whizz quiz and of course a little bit of fizz.
The crawl will be packed full of the finest of Edinburgh’s brie-liant cheeses, with very mature fun facts, and the chance to heckle your quizmaster with your favourite cheese puns that will have your group crumbling faster than a wensleydale.
Meanwhile you’ll feta believe you’ll learn a bit about cheese making, and be introduced to some cheese mongers and shops you just camembert to stay away from.
It’s a whole different kind of ‘cultured’.
The tour involves walking between cheese shops in Stockbridge; sturdy, comfortable footwear helps you enjoy every stop.
You might want to carry any cheese purchases or personal items securely throughout the crawl.
The crawl lasts about 2 hours with a set starting point at Saint Stephen’s Comely Bank Church; punctuality ensures you don’t miss any tastings.
If you have allergies or dietary concerns, inform the guide beforehand to accommodate your needs where possible.
Stockbridge developed as a village in the 18th century and has long been known for its market and artisan crafts, making it a natural home for a cheese crawl.
Local cheesemakers often emphasize sustainable farming methods and regional sourcing to minimize environmental impact.
Necessary for navigating Edinburgh’s streets comfortably throughout the walk.
Stay hydrated, especially on warmer days between tastings.
summer specific
Scottish weather can be unpredictable; prepare for occasional showers.
spring|fall|winter specific
To carry personal items and any cheese purchases easily.