SCOTLAND
The trips worth raising a glass to.
The 7 Scottish audio tours travellers book the most, gathered in one place with run times, prices and the operator behind each one.
Walk Harry Potter filming spots in Edinburgh with an easy offline audio guide from Castlehill to the Elephant House for $11.99.
Most Popular“Amazing tour! We loved the self-paced and the stories were great. We really enjoyed being able to pause and shop along the way when we saw cute things. I highly recommend this tour!”
A self-guided audio walk through Aberdeen’s gaols, street punishments, anatomy rooms, and harbour stories, for $8.99.
“This tour should definitely be updated as there are lots of construction sites through out the walk. Furthermore, some of the walk will guide you though not so nice parts of the city that seem unnecessary. The starting point is hard to see through construction and I wish we would get more background knowledge of…”
Self-guided 1.5km audio walk in Aberdeen’s dark side, from Mercat Cross to Marischal Square, with offline maps and GPS audio.
“Great way to see the city and get your bearings! Found my way round with ease and saw things by normally seen”
Made in Dundee self-guided VoiceMap audio tour. 1h10 from Desperate Dan to Lemmings, $7.99 per person with offline audio and maps.
“Actually a very good idea, but the app doesn't work well. I didn't know where ti go next because the app was already ten steps ahead and didnt stop playing the audio. So I had to open google maps to navigate myself. Also, when I took some photos the app stopped.. Really annoying. I prefer…”
Walk Aberdeen’s Union Street at your own pace with an offline VoiceMap audio guide, from Gilcomston Church to Marischal College and Mercat Cross.
“A great way to learn about Aberdeen. It was informative and entertaining and did a reasonable job of keeping you on the right path.”
Self-guided Edinburgh audio walk tracing witchcraft tales from Holyrood to Castlehill, with offline maps and pro narration.
“I had a great time with the narrated tour by Kat. The facts were interesting but not overly dry and "textbook"-focused. Focused more on the storytelling aspect, which I really liked.”
Self-guided audio walk along Edinburgh’s Royal Mile from the Witches Well to Holyroodhouse, $19.99, offline VoiceMap maps.
“We loved the ability to set the pace and enjoy stopping to shop or take in scenery. Loved hearing all of the history”
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