After catching the train in Edinburgh and arriving in the village of Linlithgow, our first stop will be Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary Stuart. For an hour and a quarter you will have the opportunity to visit this magnificent medieval work, accompanied by a local guide who will tell you the history hidden in these ancient walls.

After visiting the Palace and enjoying the breathtaking views of Lake Linlithgow, we couldn’t leave you wanting to explore it more closely. Join us on a charming walk along the lakefront, where you will discover its historical relevance to both the village and the castle. Our guide will tell you the many legends and stories that hide behind its calm and beautiful waters.

On this third part of the tour, and after enjoying a walk around Lake Linlithgow, we will enter the Parish Church of Linlithgow, St Michael's, an architectural gem with centuries of history. Our guide will tell you about his fascinating past and how this church became one of the most important symbols of the village.

After a 20 minute break for coffee or a bite to eat, our guide will accompany you on a tour of the charming village of Linlithgow. Along the way, he will tell you his story and help you connect all the concepts discovered during previous visits. You will get to know the most important and emblematic places of the town, those corners that sum up its essence and charm.