Edinburgh: Harry Potter Sights Tour + Edinburgh Dungeon Entry

This combo pairs a guided Harry Potter walking tour of Edinburgh's Old Town with entry to the Edinburgh Dungeon, covering two of the city's most popular visitor experiences in a single booking. The tour runs for two hours and is led by a Harry Potter enthusiast guide, starting at Tron Kirk on the Royal Mile at 122 High Street. Stops include Waverley Station, Edinburgh University Old College, and Greyfriars Kirkyard, where visitors can find the gravestone bearing the name Tom Riddle. The route also takes in the Elephant Café, where J.K. Rowling wrote early chapters of the series, and Victoria Street, whose curved, colourful shopfronts are widely cited as an influence on Diagon Alley.

After the walking section, the tour concludes near Edinburgh City Chambers, where the guide covers Rowling's broader connection to the city. Tickets then grant separate entry to the Edinburgh Dungeon, an actor-led attraction beneath the city that dramatises episodes from Scottish history including plague, torture, and the crimes of Burke and Hare. The full experience runs approximately three hours and thirty minutes in total. A local guide and dungeon entry are included; food, drinks, and hotel transfers are not. For more things to do in Edinburgh, the city offers a wide range of history and culture options across the Old Town and beyond. Wheelchair access is not available on this tour.