8 hour(s)
English
Included
Visit Linlithgow Palace and Linlithgow Castle, exploring Mary’s life and legacy
Fully private experience for you and your group
Travel in luxury Mercedes MPV with door-to-door service
Spacious, comfortable transport for relaxation during the tour
€ 1013.23
€ 932.17
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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For history enthusiasts and fans of Mary Queen of Scots, this private tour offers a fascinating journey through the sites closely associated with the life of Scotland’s most famous monarch. Walk in Mary’s footsteps as you explore her favourite palaces, homes, and scenic viewpoints, guided by your very own kilted local expert who will share quirky, lesser-known stories and intriguing historical facts. From the grandeur of Linlithgow Palace to the historic grounds of Linlithgow Castle, the tour brings to life Mary’s remarkable yet tragic life, providing a unique perspective on Scotland’s royal history and heritage.
This fully private experience ensures that just you and your group can enjoy the tour at your own pace, travelling in comfort and style aboard a luxury Mercedes MPV. With door-to-door service, spacious seating, and a knowledgeable guide, you can relax and fully immerse yourself in the journey. Recognised by Green Tourism, the tour also prioritizes the conservation of Scotland’s natural beauty, protecting landscapes, wildlife, and habitats while providing an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and scenic exploration.
Private tour for your group
Expert local guide
Central Edinburgh pickup
Luxury Mercedes-Benz transport
Bottled Water
WiFi
Lunch
Gratuities
Attraction Entry Fees
Comfortable shoes
Waterproof jacket
Not wheelchair accessible
Public transportation nearby
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Fantastic house to explore and full of History and Mary Queen of Scots story gift shop was great too and not overpriced..Free parking and entry into the house was also free..if you go to Jedburgh do not miss out visit Mary's House
Visited here a few times over the years and still taken back by the beautiful gardens and attention to detail. We drove to Jedburgh from Washington for a day visit and I'm pleased we did. Firstly, it's free to visit; however, you can leave a donation to keep up with the maintenance. The wonderful lady who greets visitors, located at the entrance is very knowledgeable and very friendly. I very much enjoyed speaking with her during our visit. We read all the information boards alongside the exhibits, which were very informative and easy to read and comprehend. Definitely spend some time reading these as it paints a picture of Mary Queen of Scots life and her ultimate death. Overall, the building and grounds have been kept in excellent condition. A very informative visit and I plan to visit again in the future.
Free to enter but donations are appreciated, there is an audio guide which was £2.50, dig friendly in the garden but not the house, steep winding steps inside
The house is tucked away in Queen Street. The first thing, you notice is the garden, & the the House. It is on three level, they have the letter (a replica) writen by Queen Elizabeth condeming Mary to death, & her death mask, the make up makes it look like she's asleep
a wonderful little museum that goes through the amazing powerful and tragic life of Mary Queen of Scots ..really a brutal story of betrayal of people that should have had her back the most and a crown in England that was afraid of what she might become ..certainly there are somethings she done that didnt help her cause ...the house has a room that Mary was said to have stayed in one night but it so much more then ...its free but please donate to help with its upkeep and wont take much time out of your day ...have included some pics of Jedburg as well ...beautiful little town to have a nice coffee tea and cake
