Guided tours for Groups
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Languages
English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Lithuanian
Capacity
Up to a 100 people
Rates
Our rates will depend on the group size, the length of a tour and a level of customisation required. Discounts for student groups apply.
In Edinburgh
UNESCO World Heritage Site
A city with most listed buildings in the world, Edinburgh contains a huge UNESCO World Heritage site that includes both Old and New Town. Here, the organic picturesque Old Town contrasts with the rational New Town that is the largest Georgian planned town development in the world.
Edinburgh’s topography itself provides clarity on these two contrasting urban settings by separating them with a green valley.
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Contemporary architecture
In the recent decades, a generation of contemporary architecture – subtle, clever, and daring – was sensitively incorporated into the precious heritage fabric of the city. Local architects and international stars such as Enric Miralles and Fosters made successful contributions to the cityscape.Â
A range of high quality housing, hotel, museum, and government projects are a frequent focus of the study trips to Scotland.Â
Sample Itineraries
Mix & match the sites for a tailored experience
Further Afield
Falkirk
Further afield lies the engineering marvel of the Falkirk Wheel, and world record breaking bridges over the Forth, including UNESCO listed Forth Railway Bridge.
The largest equine sculpture in the world, the Kelpies, that required bespoke engineerixng solutions, is also located in Falkirk.
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Glasgow
Glasgow, a more liberal neighbour of the capital offers further contemporary architecture explorations including structures by Zaha Hadid and Steven Holl. Here, the “starchitecture” sits alongside the world famous Glasgow School’s Art Nouveau movement headed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.Â
Worth a trip North
Coastal villages feature picturesque harbours and charming streets of traditional Scottish architecture, while Hadid’s and Gehry’s Maggie’s Centres present real little gems of contemporary architecture. Kengo Kuma’s new V&A museum in Dundee crowns the visit.
Sample Itineraries
Mix & match the sites for a tailored experience
Professionals
Organising a study trip?
Let us know your topic and we will tailor the itinerary to your theme.
Want to meet local professionals - engineers, architects, policy makers? Let us know if we can use our local knowledge and connections to help you.
Need a lecture about Scottish architecture? We have it ready.
Education
Bringing a university or a school group? Let us know to get a student discount for a tour led by a guide experienced to work with students.
Turn the tour into an interactive outdoor tutorial, where your students will use their previous cultural and historical knowledge to understand Edinburgh, thus memorising the newly learned information.
Leisure
On a touristic route? Get your group to learn about the castles and Scottish building materials right at the start of your trip - in Edinburgh!
Have little time? Let us know and we will adapt the route (and prices) for the time you have.
Have mobility requirements? let us adapt the tour for your specific needs.
Bringing dogs? Let's go to Dean Village!
What they say about us
Our Recent Clients
TED Summit 2019
TED Community Conference, Edinburgh
ByggesocietetetÂ
Real Estate Development Association, Denmark
Sweco
Engineering company, Sweden
Climate Futures
Environmental Consultancy, UK
Verband Beratender Ingenieure e.V
Association of Consulting Engineers, Germany
University of West England
Urban Planning Students, UK
Tyréns AB
Fire Proofing Consultancy, Sweden
Viva Events
Real Estate Meeting Edinburgh 2018
AEI Agence
Architectural Studio, France
Norconsult
Construction Consultancy Norway​
Oxbridge International Education
For architects and town planners, China
How to enquire and book
Send this enquiry form to let us know more about your trip, and we shall get back to you with an answer or a quote.
