Audio walks in Edinburgh
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- 24 walks
- 252 places with a written story
- 3 km of routes in total
- 0.2-1.5 hours per walk
- written in EN, DE, ES, FR, IT
- last walk added 2026-10-16
Walks in Edinburgh
Ink, Ballads and Double Lives: Edinburgh's Literary Old Town
A walk through the world's first UNESCO City of Literature, from the Writers' Museum and Greyfriars Bobby to Robert Fergusson's Bedlam, Deacon Brodie, the first Encyclopaedia Britannica, Rebus country, Allan Ramsay's forbidden theatre and a house built for poems
Leith Uncovered: The Shore, the Docks and the Birthplace of Golf's Rules in Edinburgh
From a Cromwell-era rampart to a Cromwellian fortress gate: siege mounds, the first rules of golf, a queen out of the fog, a windmill that talked to ships, and the claret and whisky of Edinburgh's stubbornly independent port
Crowns, Kirks and Sanctuary: Edinburgh's Canongate and the Palace of Holyroodhouse
Down the lower Royal Mile from a lost queen's church to the palace where Rizzio died: a royal burgh of its own, a ruined abbey of kings, a park where debtors hid from the law, and back up to the gate where the world ended
Calton Hill, Edinburgh: Monuments, Martyrs and the Athens of the North
From Robert Adam's Register House and David Hume's tomb up to the unfinished National Monument, Nelson's time ball and the most famous view in Edinburgh, then round Playfair's terraces to the parliament that never sat
Climbing a Volcano: Arthur's Seat & Holyrood Park, Edinburgh
From the Scottish Parliament and James Hutton's deep time to Salisbury Crags, hidden Hunter's Bog, the 251-metre summit of an ancient volcano and the lochs of Duddingston village
Edinburgh New Town und Calton Hill: Georgianische Plätze und die Schottische Aufklärung
Vom Charlotte Square über Stevensons Kinderzimmer und das Scott Monument bis zu Humes Grab und dem Athen des Nordens auf dem Calton Hill: die geplante Stadt, in der Europa das Denken neu lernte
Edinburgh, Stadt der Literatur: Von Walter Scotts Kindheit bis zu Jekyll und Hyde
Ein Spaziergang durch die literarische Altstadt der ersten UNESCO-Literaturstadt der Welt: Scott, Burns, Stevenson, Hume, ein treuer Hund, ein Doppelleben und die Wiege der Encyclopaedia Britannica
Arthur's Seat und Holyrood Park: Wanderung auf Edinburghs Vulkan
Vom Schottischen Parlament über die Salisbury Crags und James Huttons Gesteine hinauf auf den 251 Meter hohen Gipfel und hinunter nach Duddingston: Wildnis mitten in Edinburgh
Hidden Glen: Edinburgh's Dean Village, Water of Leith & Georgian Royalty
A tranquil journey through fairytale grain mills, cobbled riverside paths, Grecian mineral temples, and the neoclassical grandeur of the New Town
Edinburghs Königsweg: Die Royal Mile, Schlossfelsen und Holyroodhouse
Ein Spaziergang durch die schottische Geschichte—vom erloschenen Vulkan der Burg über geheime Closes bis zum Palast von Maria Stuart
Royal Mile & Old Town Ghosts: Witchcraft, Vaults, and Graverobbers
A chilling journey through Edinburgh's darkest closes, haunted wynds, and grim subterranean secrets
Voices of the Old Town
Where every cobblestone has a name and every close has a story
Routes people ask for in Edinburgh
- Walk from Edinburgh Castle to St Giles' Cathedral
- Walk from St Giles' to Palace of Holyroodhouse
- Walk from Grassmarket to Greyfriars Kirkyard
- Walk from Royal Mile to Princes Street Gardens
- Walk from Old Town to Calton Hill
How long do you want to walk?
What is the walking terrain like in Edinburgh?
Edinburgh's Old Town is built along a steep volcanic ridge. Expect cobblestone streets, steep stone steps (closes), and steady inclines along the Royal Mile. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are essential.
What should I bring on an Edinburgh walk?
Scottish weather changes quickly. A windproof, waterproof jacket and an umbrella are always recommended when taking an audio walk.
What languages are available for Edinburgh?
Edinburgh walks are currently narrated in German and English, focusing on folklore, ghost lore, and royal Scottish history.
How much does an Edinburgh walk cost?
The first stop of every walk and all written text across all stops are completely free. Any unlocked stops become free for all future visitors.