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Guided Architectural Walks in Lothian, Scotland – Scottish City Visit
post updated 22 February 2022
Edinburgh Tours
Contact us on +44 1620 825722 / isabelle(at)e-architect.com
Edinburgh Architecture – Introduction
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. The focus of our Edinburgh Walking Tours tends to be the World Heritage Site, ie the Old Town and the (old) New Town in the city centre. This is a historic city centre, where we visit key contemporary buildings – such as the Scottish Parliament, Dance Base, The Scottish Poetry Library, the Storytelling Centre and the Museum of Scotland – within the historical context of the Royal Mile. We look at the most interesting buildings and spaces, from the castle down to the palace.
photo © Paul-Riddle.com
Edinburgh Walking Tours – Traditional, Contemporary or Both
Edinburgh Architecture Tours can focus on traditional buildings, contemporary buildings or both.
We only do Edinburgh Architecture Tours for groups.
Please note that arranging restaurants, buses, etc. for a tour of Edinburgh carries an additional fee.
Key Buildings in the Scottish Capital
Scottish Parliament, Old Town:
picture © Adrian Welch
Museum of Scotland, Old Town:
photograph © Adrian Welch
John Hope Gateway, Rotal Botanic Gardens, north of the New Town:
photo : Paul Raftery
Edinburgh Walking Tours
Contact Isabelle Lomholt to arrange your tour on
mobile +44 (0)7952 149814 or isabelle(at)e-architect.com
A 25% deposit must be made on initial booking ; payments must be made in full prior to the tour.
Duddingston Kirk
photograph © Adrian Welch
Architecture Tours
Other than Edinburgh, e-architect organise architecture walking tours in other British cities such as Glasgow, London and Manchester.
Edinburgh Walking Tours Proforma
Edinburgh Architecture Walking Tours : contact Isabelle Lomholt on +44 (0)7952 149814
Edinburgh Walking Tour References
Edinburgh Walking Tours – Reference 8 Oct 2012
e-architect arranged our visit to Edinburgh in the Summer 2012 where we wanted to study the planning and the architecture of the historical city and surrounding areas.
We did not know Edinburgh before visiting, so e-architect helped us find the relevant subjects for the trip and they made the program for our visit.
During our visit e-architect provided us with a guide who was extremely good and professional. We were informed of both architectural historical facts and entertaining stories to support the picture of the city. The e-architect guide’s knowledge of both Edinburgh’s history and contemporary built environment and planning was detailed. It gave us ground for many good discussions on the conditions in both Scotland and in Denmark.
I can recommend e-architect as a very competent and exciting company when arranging study trips to Edinburgh.
Our group consisted of the leaders at Vejle Council, Technical & Environmental Department in Denmark.
Henrik Stjernholm
Architect maa.
Head of Planning, Building & Environment
Edinburgh Walking Tours: contact Isabelle Lomholt on +44 (0)7952 149814 to arrange your Architecture Tour
Edinburgh Architecture Tours
Key Buildings in the Scottish Capital:
Scottish Parliament Building:
picture © Keith Hunter
Museum of Scotland:
photograph © AJW
Hotel Missoni:
photo © AW
Suggested hotel for your visit to the Scottish capital:
Architecture Walking Tours
London Architecture Walking Tours
Manchester Architecture Walking Tours
e-architect
We also operate tailored city walks in other Scottish cities – Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee. We run architectural tours south of the border in the English cities of London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield, Leeds and Newcastle. We also offer architectural guided walks in Dublin, Ireland.
Site Owners
Isabelle and Adrian live and work in Scotland. We both trained as architects, and Adrian worked as an architect until 2021, having worked in his first practice back in 1987.
Adrian’s first job working in an architecture office was in Banchory, for two summers. He then worked in Aberdeen for the Summer before going to Manchester School of Architecture in 1989.
Isabelle is keen on architectural design, property, cooking and making clothes. Adrian loves long walks, west coast scenery and playing the piano.
Buildings / photos for the Edinburgh Architecture Walking Tours page welcome
