A LUXURIOUS SIGHTSEEING EXPERIENCE

A delightful way to discover all the esteemed historic sites of Scotland’s beautiful Capital city.

SuperBus Sightseeing is a high-end double-decker bus that explores Scotland’s Capital providing fantastic views. During our trip guests can enjoy our explicit tour of Edinburgh’s old town while indulging in our complimentary, yet delicious, afternoon tea.

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1 St Andrew Square

The Column in the middle of St Andrews Square is Henry Dundas. In 1776 he defended a Jamaican slave who had runaway from his Scottish master and the court decided ‘no person could be a slave on Scottish soil.’
2 David Livingstone Statue

The most famous Scottish Missionary and African Explorer.
3 Scott Monument

Sir Walter Scott, a writer who popularised tartan and Scottish culture in the 19th Century.
4 The Meadows

During the war, a lot of the meadows were temporarily converted to gardens to help produce food.
5 Scotland’s National Museum

Scotlands National Museum was first completed in 1886 before its more modern extension in 1998.
6 Greyfriars Bobby Statue

Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner until he died on 14 January 1872.
7 Edinburgh Castle

The castle was fought over for centuries facing more than 23 attacks making it the most besieged place in Europe.
8 Grassmarket

As the name suggests, Agricultural markets were held here and this was a place of commerce and trading.
9 Scottish Parliament

Suspended in 1707 a new Scottish Parliament was created with 129 MSPs and opened in 1999 after the devolution referendum.
10 Holyrood Palace

Mary Queen of Scots stayed here before moving up to the castle for her own safety.