Edinburgh: Harry Potter Walking Tour and Beer Tasting
Lauriston, Edinburgh
Discover the sights that inspired J.K. Rowling as she wrote the Harry Potter series on a guided walking tour of Edinburgh. Later, start your evening the Scottish way with a beer tasting experience!
Harry Potter and Scottish Beer Walking Tour in Edinburgh
This combined walking tour in Edinburgh suits Harry Potter fans and beer enthusiasts interested in the city's literary and brewing heritage.
Description
Begin at Tron Kirk on The Royal Mile and explore key Harry Potter inspiration sites with a knowledgeable guide. Visit Waverley Station and Edinburgh University Old College, a location associated with JK Rowling’s creative process.
Walk through Edinburgh’s Old Town, stopping at Greyfriars Kirkyard, linked to Tom Riddle’s Grave, and pass the Elephant Café, where Rowling developed her early stories. Enjoy views of Edinburgh Castle on the way to Victoria Street, believed to inspire Diagon Alley, concluding near Edinburgh City Chambers with insights into Rowling’s connection to the city.
After the tour, take free time before an underground cellar beer session. A local expert will present Scottish beer history and stories, paired with tastings of several distinct local brews.
Highlights
- Discover Harry Potter’s Edinburgh origins with a dedicated guide
- Visit sites inspiring Diagon Alley, Tom Riddle’s Grave, and more
- See the Elephant Café, where JK Rowling wrote her early stories
- Sample and learn about Scottish beers with a local beer expert
- Small group format for a more personal experience
Includes
- Fun local guide
- 2-hour walking tour with a small group
- Visit to Edinburgh’s top Harry Potter landmarks
- Beer tasting experience with a local expert
Excludes
- Food and drinks during the walking tour
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Important Information
- Your guide will not enter The Lost Close site with you
- Participants must be 18 or older; under 25 must bring photo ID
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your place. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The best time to visit is during dry weather for greater comfort on the walking portion.
