2 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Explore Edinburgh’s Old Town and part of the famous Royal Mile
Visit the National Museum of Scotland
Discover Harry Potter landmarks and learn about the city’s wizarding connections
Gain insights into Scotland’s history, culture, and people
Enjoy a small group tour for a more personalized experience
€ 58.49
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Experience the magic and history of Edinburgh on this in-depth, fully guided 2.5-hour tour of the city’s Old Town. Wander the atmospheric streets with an expert local guide and discover the rich culture, fascinating history, and vibrant life of Scotland’s capital. Explore the iconic Royal Mile, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and uncover its hidden stories and landmarks. Fans of Harry Potter will delight in visiting the city’s magical sites that inspired the beloved series, bringing the wizarding world to life.
This tour also includes entrance to the National Museum of Scotland, where you can explore Scotland’s history, culture, and remarkable artifacts. With a small group format, enjoy a more intimate and engaging experience, learning about Edinburgh’s people, its heritage, and the literary magic that makes this city truly enchanting.
Entrance to National Museum of Scotland
Fully guided tour with a first-class expert wizarding professional local Guide
St Giles Cathedral Exterior
No hotel Pick-Up/Drop-Off
No Transportation
No Food or Drink
Guide Gratuity
Booking confirmation or valid ID
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing or umbrella
Camera or smartphone for photos
Small backpack or bag for personal items
Water bottle
Arrive at the meeting point at least 10–15 minutes before the tour starts.
The tour involves walking over uneven streets and cobblestones; wear comfortable shoes.
Small group size ensures a more personal experience; follow your guide closely.
Entrance to the National Museum of Scotland is included.
Photography is allowed throughout most of the tour.
The tour operates in all weather; dress appropriately.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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The visiting experience was amazing although I didn't buy anything.
I didn’t buy anything, but visiting The Enchanted Galaxy in Edinburgh was fascinating. It was the first time I’ve ever seen people queue outside a souvenir or toy store just to get in. The excitement in the crowd was contagious, and it was impressive to see how much fans love the Harry Potter merchandise. Even without buying anything, it was a fun experience just watching the enthusiasm firsthand.
The Enchanted Galaxy is a fabulous shopping destination located on Victoria Street in Edinburgh. It is extremely appealing and fascinating for fans of Harry Potter series.
Harry Potter , Lord of the Rings, Star Wars geeky merch shop! Mainly HP themed but you will find other fandoms here too. Check out the sparkly ‘Butterbeers’
Shanna, our tour guide, was absolutely incredible. So knowledgeable. We had the best time. She kept us laughing and entertained, she was so descriptive of the history and all the different HP inspirations. I could not have been happier with our experience and especially with her as our guide. p.s. I'm rooting for you to get your PhD and do it with flying colors! thank you again, Levi & Tyler 😊
Every Harry Potter fan should visit this store on Victoria Street, but be prepared for high prices. The items are extremely overpriced, and we left without buying anything because the prices were unreasonable. I hope they consider making prices more affordable for visitors from outside Edinburgh. While these prices might be normal for locals, they're not for tourists. For example, a mug costs more than £15, which is just too much. Prices should be more moderate and reasonable for visitors.
