Scotland · AUDIO TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 audio tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Walk Harry Potter filming spots in Edinburgh with offline VoiceMap audio, unlimited lifetime access, and a self-paced route.
“Really easy to use, informative and interesting your. I prefer self guided do this was perfect for us”
Small-group Paisley walking tour with personal audio, covering Paisley Abbey, industrial history, and Houston Kiltmakers in about 2 hours.
“If you have some time to kill at the Glasgow Airport, this is a perfect outing. Just a short taxi or bus ride from the airport. There is even a place at the airport to store your luggage (for a small fee).”
A self-guided audio walk through Aberdeen’s darker past, from jail cells and public punishment to anatomy rooms and the harbour.
“Super frustrating Could not find where to start even with asking 4 locals After 30minutes of walking around i gave up”
Self-guided Dark Side audio walk through Aberdeen’s harbour and historic houses, ending at Marischal College. 30-40 mins, offline maps.
“Great way to see the city and get your bearings! Found my way round with ease and saw things by normally seen”
Self-guided Made in Dundee audio tour in Scotland, starting at Desperate Dan and ending by Lemmings statues, with offline VoiceMap.
“Actually a very good idea, but the app doesn't work well. I didn't know where ti go next because the app was already ten steps ahead and didnt stop playing the audio. So I had to open google maps to navigate myself. Also, when I took some photos the app stopped.. Really annoying. I prefer doing normal walking tours with experienced guides.”
Self-guided audio walk in Inverness, Scotland, from Inverness Cathedral to the Ness Islands, with lifetime offline access for $9.99.
“It was easy to follow at your own pace. We split the tour up and it did not feel rude to walk away. I wish this was available in more areas.”
Walk Aberdeen’s Union Street at your pace with VoiceMap audio, offline maps, and stories from Gilcomston Church to Marischal College and Mercat Cross.
“A great way to learn about Aberdeen. It was informative and entertaining and did a reasonable job of keeping you on the right path.”
A self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through Edinburgh Old Town, from the Royal Scottish Academy to the Scottish Parliament.
“It was our first time using the app. Overall, the experience was relatively good. Sometimes it knew exactly where we were, but sometimes it didn't, which was a bit challening. This particular tour was very focused on the city's architecture, which I didn't recall from the description, so if you aren't as interested in that aspect of the city's history, you may want to try another tour.”
A self-guided audio walk through Edinburgh’s witchcraft sites, from Holyrood to Castlehill, with offline narration and lifetime access.
“I had a great time with the narrated tour by Kat. The facts were interesting but not overly dry and "textbook"-focused. Focused more on the storytelling aspect, which I really liked.”
Walk Edinburgh’s Royal Mile at your own pace with an offline VoiceMap audio guide, from the Witches Well to Holyroodhouse.
“We loved the ability to set the pace and enjoy stopping to shop or take in scenery. Loved hearing all of the history”
Rebels, Romance & Raisins St Andrews audio tour with offline VoiceMap, Cathedral and Castle Sands stops, Hamish the Cat, and food pairings for $7.99.
“Great tour for the cost! Would highly recommend if you are in St. Andrews for a short day and want to see some good points of interest.”
Do a self-guided Glasgow scavenger hunt and audio walk. Flexible start, GPS route, 2.7 km of clues, and local stories for $9.67.
“Never done anything like this before & it didn’t disappoint.”
Every kind of day out, from an hour under the Old Town to a week in the islands.
