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Edinburgh: Audio Guide App by TouringBee
Discover the capital's royal allure and its hidden mysteries
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Duration: 1h 30mins
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Audio guide: English, Spanish
Explore the wonders of Edinburgh's Royal Mile with the audio guide app. This self-guided audio tour takes you on an exciting tour through the city's rich history, narrated with engaging detail.
Discover iconic landmarks like the Palace of Holyroodhouse, St Giles' Cathedral, and Edinburgh Castle. Wander through medieval lanes, pay homage to the grave of the Scottish Hachiko, and admire the unique double-level street.
Finish your adventure at the iconic Edinburgh Castle, where you can explore the museum or continue exploring the city at your own pace.
With 23 expertly crafted audio commentaries narrated by a seasoned historian, you'll uncover Scotland's fascinating history, legendary tales, and vibrant culture.
The best part is that you have complete flexibility. No need to keep up with a group – pause anywhere you like for a cup of tea or souvenir shopping.
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