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Edinburgh Photography Tours

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Edinburgh Photography Tour

A four to five hour photography, walking tour of Edinburgh's historic old town.

This is our flagship tour and we are ranked as the number one photography tour in Europe by TripAdvisor. Founded in 2010 by professional photographer James Christie (owner of Blackstar Photography Limited). This walking tour lasts between four and five hours, depending upon the pace of each group. We limit this tour to a maximum of 5 people to ensure everyone on the tour gets ample one-to-one instruction from James.

During the tour you will visit all of the major historic sites on Edinburgh's famed Royal Mile and take photographs that you would be proud to have as wall décor. James Christie has been a professional photographer for over 40 years and has been published in every major newspaper and magazine in the world. He has the gift of being able to take the apparently complex and break it down into easy to understand terms.

If you have a camera that can shoot in manual mode, James will show you how to master manual mode and take full control of your final images. We are consistently given five star reviews and this is due to James' attention to everyone in each tour group, ensuring you go home with the very best shots of Edinburgh.

James was born and bred in Edinburgh and has an intimate knowledge of the best places to shoot the famous landmarks, but as a local - he will show you some of the lesser known gems that Edinburgh has to offer.

You don't need a fancy camera to do this tour - A bridge camera, compact camera or just your smart phone will do. You will be shown best practice and advanced compositional techniques that will enrich your photography for years to come. No camera? No problem, we can supply you with one to use on the tour at no extra charge.

From £99 per adult

Departure days.

• W Wednesday

January — December

Contact details

• +44 (0779) 5337778
• View tour details
• [email protected]

Tour information

• Edinburgh & The Lothians
• Edinburgh - City Centre
• Edinburgh Airport

½ Day

• Small Group (1-16)
• Architecture
• Film and TV
• Food and drink
• Ghosts and Supernatural
• Outdoor Activities
• Photography

Tour prices

From £99 Per Adult £45 Per Child

Prices are subject to change depending on season

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Tour company information

The scottish photography experience.

The Scottish Photography Experience have won the Corporate Live Wire Award - Photography Tour Company of The Year 2020. We won the Travel & Leisure Industry Award - Best Learning Experience in Scotland 2019 and we have 9 Certificates of Excellence from TripAdvisor. Simply stated: We are the best at what we do and we are the original, with many imitators - why settle for less than the best? We offer 5 very different photography tours in Scotland, based from Edinburgh, led by Professional Photographer - James Christie, who has over 40 years experience in his industry.

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Opening times

Open all hours, Sunday - Saturday

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The Edinburgh Photography Tour

7 People • 9 Hours • The Ultimate Photography Experience!

Quick Details

• Hour Glass Duration: One Day
• Info Tour Type: Photography Tour

Edinburgh is certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. That is why we call it the ‘Athens of the North’. With a plethora of beautiful architecture and stunning historic sites, the capital of Scotland is a must visit for any photography enthusiast. Our photography tours and workshops of Edinburgh are designed for all levels of photography, from beginner to experienced amateur levels. Come and join us on our fun photography tour and workshop.

Tour highlights –

• Dean Village
• Views of Edinburgh Castle
• Calton Hill
• Many historic sites on the famed Royal Mile
• Sir Walter Scott Memorial

Your guide will pick you up directly from your hotel and drive you to our first photography location. Here you can learn how to create the best compositions and how to use your camera on manual settings in an easy non formal way.

We will also walk to some of the historic sites in the Edinburgh Royal Mile where we can photoshoot some street and architecture photography.

To finish off the day we will then take some city panoramas of Edinburgh from the top of Calton Hill for the best views of Edinburgh.

If you have any questions regarding this tour please feel free to contact us today.

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ABOUT ICONIC EDINBURGH PHOTO TOURS & Walking Tours

Iconic photo tours is one of edinburgh's most exciting and respected activities to do in edinburgh with bookings from around the world. currently rated 5* star on trip advisor and number 2 of the top things to do in edinburgh., founded by will robb, iconic photo tours has become one of the uk's leading photographic tour companies with our core tours based in the stunning city of edinburgh. iconic photo tours now offers a variety of tours for all abilities; for those just wanting to learn the basics or a seasoned pro wanting to expand their portfolio., you will be shown the iconic sites along with lesser known gems found of the beaten track by local photographers who have, between them, worked for lonely planet and exhibited internationaly., about our guides, iconic edinburgh photo tours is will and chris....., will is a former lonely planet photographer with professional experience in publications from the uk to the far east, working on everything from portraits of prime ministers to catwalk models during fashion week. having spent a considerable time living in tokyo, japan, it was decided that the last major earthquake was one too many and it was time to come home to scotland. alongside working with numerous agencies, magazines and private clients, will also offered guided private tours of tokyo to visiting tourists, and thanks to being able to speak japanese, even locals as well. he offered clients historical facts about the city and importantly tuition on how to get the best out of their cameras. so once home was set up in scotland it was decided to begin iconic edinburgh photo tours ltd., check out his website here:, www.willrobbphotography.com, chris is a fine art photographer and has sold work to private collectors all over the world. after graduating from edinburgh college of art with a bahons in sculpture chris has gone back to his first love of photography, with experience in teaching photography courses in a number of institutions at college level. chris was also an expert imaging reviewer for johnlewis.com. alongside his creative works chris has worked with his wife, professional fashion and beauty photographer, ashley-liv jamieson in their edinburgh studio with numerous international publications both creatively and commercially. , www.chrispendletonart.com, [email protected].

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Guided 60-Minute Photography and Sightseeing Tour in Edinburgh

As if by chance, while wandering Edinburgh’s historic streets, an invitation for a Guided 60-Minute Photography and Sightseeing Tour catches the eye of curious passersby. The allure of capturing the city’s essence through a lens beckons, promising an hour filled with insights and visual treasures.

With each step, participants are led on a path that unveils not just picturesque landscapes but also the stories woven into the fabric of the city. What secrets lie behind the ancient facades and bustling squares?

The answer awaits those who join this intriguing journey through Edinburgh’s enchanting tapestry of sights and sounds.

• Learn photography techniques and explore hidden gems with a local photographer in Edinburgh.
• Capture unique angles and perspectives of iconic landmarks and off-the-beaten-path locations.
• Use professional photography gear for high-quality images and creative composition.
• Enhance skills, create lasting memories , and immerse in local culture on this 60-minute guided tour.

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Tour Description

Set out on an immersive 60-minute photography and sightseeing tour in Edinburgh, guided by a local photographer to learn framing techniques and capture hidden gems off the beaten path.

This experience offers a unique opportunity to explore local landmarks through the lens, enhancing photography skills and discovering the city’s lesser-known spots.

Participants can expect to explore various photography techniques while uncovering the beauty of Edinburgh beyond the typical tourist sites. From mastering composition to utilizing natural light effectively, this tour provides insights into capturing the essence of the city in a way that reflects both creativity and artistry.

Join this excursion to explore the heart of Edinburgh’s charm and unlock its secrets through a photographer’s eye.

Included in the photography tour in Edinburgh are guide services and the use of professional cameras throughout the excursion. Participants will have the opportunity to enhance their photography skills with the guidance of a local photographer, using top-quality equipment to capture stunning images of Edinburgh’s hidden gems. The professional cameras provided ensure that every shot taken during the tour will be of the highest quality, allowing participants to create lasting memories of their experience. This exclusive access to professional cameras elevates the tour experience, providing participants with the tools necessary to capture the beauty of Edinburgh in all its glory.

Meeting and Logistics

Upon arrival at The Witches Well, visitors joining the photography tour in Edinburgh will easily spot their guide sporting a distinctive pink/purple hat, ready to lead them on a captivating 60-minute exploration of the city’s hidden treasures starting at 02:00 PM.

• Meeting Point : The Witches Well.
• Guide Identification: Look for the guide with a pink/purple hat.
• Tour Start Time: 02:00 PM.
• Tour Duration : 60 minutes.
• Return: Tour ends back at The Witches Well.

Participants can rely on the guide’s unique hat for easy identification, ensuring a seamless start to the tour at the designated meeting point . The concise 60-minute duration promises an efficient yet enriching experience, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of Edinburgh’s hidden gems.

Traveler Experience

As visitors wrap up their engaging 60-minute photography and sightseeing tour in Edinburgh, they are left with a newfound appreciation for the hidden treasures captured through the lens, reflecting the guide’s exceptional knowledge and passion for showcasing the city’s unique charm.

Travelers praise the guide’s photography skills and the tour’s focus on hidden gems and photography tips. They express gratitude for the opportunity to learn about local culture while exploring lesser-known parts of the city, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

Guide Expertise

The guide’s extensive knowledge of photography techniques and local culture enhances the immersive experience for participants on the Edinburgh photography tour. They provide valuable insights into capturing the essence of Edinburgh through photography, making the tour both educational and visually rewarding.

• Masterful understanding of various photography techniques.
• Ability to share local insights and hidden gems for unique shots.
• Skill in guiding participants to see Edinburgh from a different perspective.
• Capacity to teach framing and composition to enhance photography skills.
• Talent for creating a welcoming and engaging atmosphere for learning.

Hidden Gems Revealed

Participants on the Edinburgh photography tour are delighted as the guide unveils hidden gems tucked away in the city’s picturesque streets and alleys. These exploration spots offer unique perspectives for capturing stunning photos. From hidden gardens to quaint cobblestone lanes, each location provides a blend of history and charm perfect for practicing various photography techniques. The guide’s insider knowledge ensures that participants not only discover these hidden gems but also learn how to best photograph them. Whether mastering framing techniques or playing with lighting , each spot presents a new opportunity to hone photography skills. Below is a table showcasing some of the enchanting hidden gems and the photography techniques that can be practiced at each location:

Social Media Tips

Discover practical social media tips to enhance your photography sharing experience. Here are some tips to boost your online presence and engagement:

Instagram Strategies : Use relevant hashtags and engaging captions to attract more followers and likes .

Facebook Engagement : Interact with your audience through comments, likes , and shares to build a community around your photography.

Twitter Hashtags : Utilize trending hashtags to increase the visibility of your posts and reach a broader audience.

Pinterest Boards : Create themed boards to organize and showcase your photography, making it easier for people to discover and save your work.

Consistent Posting : Maintain a regular posting schedule to keep your audience engaged and interested in your photography journey.

Additional Information

For those seeking to make the most of their Edinburgh photography tour, it’s essential to be prepared with some additional key details and recommendations.

When exploring Edinburgh landmarks , travelers should consider brushing up on basic photography techniques to capture the essence of each site effectively. Understanding concepts like framing, lighting , and composition can greatly enhance the quality of photos taken during the tour.

Plus, familiarizing oneself with the specific landmarks on the itinerary beforehand can help photographers anticipate the best angles and perspectives to showcase these sites in their full glory.

Being equipped with these photography skills and knowledge of Edinburgh’s iconic landmarks ensures a rewarding and memorable experience on the guided 60-minute photography and sightseeing tour.

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Common questions

Are there any restrictions on the type of camera equipment participants can bring on the tour.

Camera restrictions and equipment limitations are minimal on the tour, allowing participants to bring their own cameras. Travelers can make the most of the professional cameras provided by the guide. Enjoy capturing Edinburgh’s beauty!

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants on the Photography Tour?

There is no minimum age requirement for participants on the photography tour. Participants are encouraged to bring their camera equipment, with no restrictions specified. The tour offers an inclusive experience for all ages and photography enthusiasts.

Are There Restroom Facilities Available Along the Tour Route?

Restroom availability is crucial during the tour for comfort. Tour logistics ensure convenient restroom stops along the route. Participants can inquire about restroom facilities, providing a hassle-free experience. Stay worry-free with accessible amenities.

Can Participants Bring a Guest or Friend Along Who May Not Be Interested in Photography?

Participants are welcome to bring a guest on the photography tour. While the focus is on photography, non-photography friends can enjoy the sightseeing experience. It’s a great way to explore Edinburgh together and capture memories.

Is There a Recommended Dress Code or Footwear for the Walking Tour?

When exploring Edinburgh on a walking tour, participants should dress comfortably and wear suitable footwear for walking on varied terrain. Recommended attire includes layers for changing weather conditions. Footwear restrictions may apply, favoring sturdy , closed-toe shoes.

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Set out on a journey through Edinburgh’s enchanting streets with the Guided 60-Minute Photography and Sightseeing Tour. Capture stunning shots of hidden gems and iconic landmarks under expert guidance, while gaining valuable photography insights.

Let the distinctive pink/purple hat guide you through the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Don’t miss this unforgettable opportunity to explore Edinburgh through a lens and create lasting memories.

Book your tour today and discover the magic of this captivating city!

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The Best Photography Locations in Edinburgh

Last updated: September 14, 2023 . Written by Laurence Norah - 14 Comments

We’ve been based in the Edinburgh region for a couple of years now, and it is definitely one of our favourite cities in the UK. We’ve written a lot about the city – everything from the awesome festivals through to getting off the beaten path in Edinburgh, plus loads more (see the further reading section at the end of the post for more).

One thing I’ve somehow not written so far though is a detailed guide to the best photography locations in Edinburgh. This is a huge oversight, as Edinburgh is fantastically photogenic. With medieval city streets, handy overlook points and a superb skyline, it is a real treat to photograph.

So, better late than never, I’ve finally put together my photography location guide to Edinburgh, which joins an ever-growing series of photography location guides .

For many of the shots in this post I used my Vanguard tripods, specifically the lightweight travel focused VEO tripod range . Edinburgh is a wonderfully walkable city, but no one wants to walk around weighed down by heavy photography gear. I firmly believe that a tripod is essential for photography (see why here ), so something lightweight like the VEO 2 is perfect for my needs!

I currently use the VEO 2 265CB (see my review here ), which I’ve been testing since it launched in mid-2017. I’m proud to be a Vanguard Ambassador , and love their gear, which includes bags, tripod and other photography accessories. If you’re interested, you can read all about the camera gear we use here . Now, on with my guide to the best photography locations in Edinburgh.

Best Photography Locations in Edinburgh

1. calton hill.

One of the most iconic views from Edinburgh is from atop Calton Hill, looking across Princes Street towards the castle, and placing the Dugald Stewart Monument in the foreground of your frame. This is a really lovely composition, and this image is often used to represent Edinburgh in photos around the world.

You can shoot this particular shot either with a wide angle, or you can back up a bit and use a longer lens to compress the different elements together. It also works well with a person in the foreground, either looking at or away from the camera.

As well as that particular shot, Calton Hill is home to a number of other fantastic views (and photo opportunities!). There’s the National Monument, which looks exactly like an unfinished version of the Greek Parthenon. There’s also Nelson’s Monument, a homage to the British sea admiral who won the Battle of Trafalgar. You can climb up the Nelson’s Monument to a terraced area for a small fee and get a nice view across the city – see the official website for opening times and prices..

Next to Nelson’s monument there’s a lookout area which offers excellent views of Arthur’s Seat, the Crags and the Royal Mile. That’s one of my favourite spots for sunset, and for watching Princes Street fall into dusk, at which point long exposure shots of the traffic moving make for a great shot.

2. Princes Street Gardens

Down underneath Edinburgh Castle is the Princes Street Gardens, a large public park which runs parallel to Princes Street, divided into the East and West gardens by The Mound.

The gardens are the former site of the “Nor Loch”, a defensive lake that sat here until the mid 18th century, and was usually very badly polluted by everything that dribbled out of the medieval city.

Today, the landscaped gardens are a rather nicer environment, particularly popular in the summer as a place to relax and take in the views. And what views they are – with the wonderful Edinburgh Castle providing the centre point for your photography efforts!

There are a number of great photography opportunities in the Gardens. One of my favourites is the Ross Fountain, which provides a lovely piece of foreground, with the castle in the backdrop (note that the Ross Fountain is undergoing refurbishment until mid 2018).

The Princes Street Gardens are also one of the best places to watch the New Years fireworks over the castle from as part of Edinburgh’s New Years celebrations. You can read all about our experience attending Hogmanay here .

3. Scott Monument

Sitting directly above Princes Street Gardens on Princes Street itself is the Scott Monument, the largest monument to a writer in the world.

My favourite time of year to shoot the Scott Monument is around Christmas, when there’s usually a fairground ride called the Starflyer. This is a set of spinning chairs that are raised high into the air, and they are particularly nice around sunset, when they are lit up – offering an excellent long exposure opportunity for which you will obviously need a tripod.

Otherwise, the Scott Monument is great to photograph up close, using the curves of the arches to frame the statue of Scott, or you can use the trees around the monument to frame it. Lots of potential here, definitely one to include on your list of Edinburgh photography locations!

4. The Royal Mile

One of Edinburgh’s most famous streets is the Royal Mile, which runs for just under a mile from Edinburgh Castle at one end down to the Palace of Holyroodhouse at the other. It’s also not technically one street, and is in fact made up of five streets that run into each other.

It’s a definite must for photography.

There are a number of spots along the Royal Mile that you shouldn’t miss. Obviously, Edinburgh Castle ( book your tickets in advance here if you want to go inside) at one end, shot from Castle Esplanade, is an excellent starting point, plus there are nice views of the city from the esplanade too.

Working down the Royal Mile, and there are a number of photo opportunities, both shooting down the length of the mile itself, and of some of the side streets that run off it. Some not to miss opportunities include White Horse Close, an enclosed courtyard of pretty old houses.

Finally, at the far end of the Royal Mile is the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the Queen in Scotland, and one of the most impressive buildings in the city. This is always worth taking a photo of, and you might be a get a shot from the gate but probably not the best one so best to pay and go inside. We recommend taking a tour around inside if you have a chance – it’s well worth it.

Side note and money saving tip – if you’re visiting a few Royal sights in Edinburgh, you can save money with a Royal Edinburgh ticket , which is worth checking out. Our link also saves you 5% on the ticket price. You can read a full review of using that here .

5. The Salisbury Crags

One of the nice things about Edinburgh from a photography point of view is that there’s no shortage of excellent vantage points from which to get great shots of the city. One of these is Holyrood Park, a huge royal park just to the south of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

This is made up of a number of interesting features, including three lochs and the extinct volcanic peak known today as Arthur’s Seat. One of my favourite photography locations though are the Salisbury Crags – a series of 150ft high basalt column cliffs, from where you can get an excellent view of the Edinburgh Skyline. This is an excellent spot for photography, especially at sunset and sunrise.

6. Victoria Street

Edinburgh is home to a number of beautiful streets, with one of the most colourful being Victoria Street, which curves round from the Grassmarket on the lower level of the city up to the George IV Bridge and the Royal Mile.

This street was said to have inspired Diagon Alley in Harry Potter (read all about finding Harry Potter in Edinburgh here ), and it is certainly a magical place for photography. The colourful shop fronts curve away down the street with cobbled stones underfoot and Edinburgh’s high old stone-built buildings towering above.

This is an easy stop just off the Royal Mile and certainly one to include. It does get busy though, so it can be challenging to shoot it without people, and almost impossible to photograph it without cars. You can reduce the number of people by doing a long exposure with a tripod and neutral density filter. You could also try coming in very early in the morning if you’re an early-bird!

7. The Vennel Steps

There are a lot of places to get a great view of Edinburgh Castle, but my absolute favourite is from the Vennel steps. A vennel, for those of you not familiar with the term, is a passageway between the gables of two buildings – basically an alley.

In this case, the steps lead away from the Grassmarket and up  to Heriot Place. But if you turn around as you go up the steps, you’ll be treated to a wonderful view of Edinburgh castle, with the steps and alley providing a lovely leading line. This is a lovely shot at any time of day, and also works well at night with that aforementioned tripod.

8. Circus Lane

Edinburgh has no shortage of gorgeous streets to photograph, but one of the most popular ones has to be Circus Lane, over in the “New Town” of Edinburgh.

New is a relative term of course, given that this part of town was actually built in the 18th century. It was to here that the rich of Edinburgh moved, leaving the poor to the cramped and unsanitary conditions of the original medieval town centre.

Anyway, Circus Lane is a beautiful old cobbled street with old lampposts, creeping greenery and lovely houses, making for a perfect village scene, just ten minutes from the centre of Edinburgh. We also encourage you to find your own favourite alley or street in Edinburgh – there are lots to choose from!

9. Dean Village

Speaking of villages, if you make it to Circus Lane, you should definitely head a little further out of the city centre to Dean Village. This is a wonderfully picturesque oasis that sits in a valley formed by the “Water of Leith”, Edinburgh’s main river.

There’s plenty to photograph down here, but certainly the highlights include the colourful houses and the river, as well as the huge 19th century bridge that spans the valley above, transporting traffic across and away, and leaving Dean Village as a place that time seems to have almost forgotten.

10. Blackford Hill

Last in my list of Edinburgh photography locations is Blackford Hill. This is a relatively large hill to the south of the city centre which is home to an ancient hill fort, Edinburgh’s Royal Observatory, and of course, spectacular views across the city.

This is the place to come if you want to get a shot of the whole city including the Castle and Arthur’s Seat, and is an excellent location for either sunrise or sunset photography. At dusk in particular, you can catch the city lighting up as night falls, making for some lovely photography opportunities.

Tips for Photographing Edinburgh

And that sums up some of my favourite photography locations in Edinburgh. Next, I wanted to share some tips for photographing this lovely city.

1. Be prepared for any weather .

Whatever time of year you visit, the weather in Edinburgh can be fickle, and rain is a possibility every day! Layers are key in terms of clothing, and you’ll want to have a waterproof camera bag with you to protect your gear.

I use the Vanguard Alta Sky 49 which carries all my photography gear in comfort, and keeps it all dry too, with a built-in raincover as well as a really nifty tripod carrying system. I’ve used a lot of different bags, and the Alta Sky 49 is definitely my favourite to day.

2. Rise early, stay out late .

As every photographer knows, the best light for photography is usually around sunset and sunrise. Sunrise is especially a great time as far fewer people will be around. Edinburgh is a really popular city, especially during the August festivals , and those quiet moments in the early mornings can be the best times to capture the city before she wakes up.

3. Find the local stories .

Do try and catch some uniquely “Edinburgh” moments when you’re visiting the city, beyond just shooting the scenes I’ve picked out for you. These can include festival moments or Scottish highlights like bagpipe players.

4. Bring the right camera gear .

Edinburgh has a lot of photography opportunities, and you’ll find yourself needing a full range, from a wide angle lens to a telephoto zoom.

For night photography, long exposures and any HDR work you want to do, you’ll also want to use a tripod. See our guide to the best travel tripods for some ideas.

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Photography Tours of Edinburgh

You can of course visit all the locations in this guide by yourself. However, if you’d like to combine your time in Edinburgh with a learning guided experience, you might want to book a guided photography tour.

Led by a professional photographer, these will ensure you get great photos of some of the more iconic locations in Edinburgh. Some to consider include:

• This 4 hour private tour which includes a tour of the city, as well as lots of tips and advice on improving your photography from a professional photographer
• This 3 hour tour which focuses on photographing the streets of Edinburgh, as well as personalised photography tuition

Where to Stay in Edinburgh

Edinburgh has a wide range of accommodation options from hostels to mid-range hotels to luxury properties. We’d advise finding a city centre hotel, that way you’ll be able to walk to all the attractions in this list and save on taxis or public transport fares.

If you’re travelling in the busier time of year, such as during the Edinburgh’s August Festivals or over Hogmanay (New Years), you’ll definitely want to book as far in advance of your trip as possible to be sure you find somewhere that suits.

There are lots of options in Edinburgh to suit all budgets. For some inspiration:

• The Haystack Hostel – this has a fantastic location and great reviews
• Castle Rock Hostel – a large and well-rated hostel with a castle theme, offering both dormitory and private rooms. It’s adults only, and has one of the best views of the castle of any hotel in the city. Five minutes walk from the Royal Mile. Also check out the  Royal Mile Backpackers
• Elder York Guest House – If you’re looking for a budget – midrange B&B option, this is one of our favourites. Rooms are small but comfortable, and the breakfast is good. Note there are quite a lot of stairs and no elevator.
• 24 Royal Terrace – just round the back of Calton Hill this has excellent reviews and is a great value option
• Holiday Inn Express – A 3-star hotel offering well-priced rooms in the Old Town
• The Grassmarket Hotel – A well reviewed 3-star hotel  found in the Grassmarket area
• Leonardo Royal Hotel – A business focused 4* hotel in the Haymarket, about a 20 minute walk from the Royal Mile. We have stayed here and found rooms to be comfortable and the food was good.
• The Kimpton on Charlotte Square – a lovely, well located hotel – perfect for a couples getaway
• The Witchery – One of our favourite hotels in Edinburgh, and just next door to Edinburgh Castle. It has an incredible restaurant too. If you’re in Edinburgh for a special occasion, or just want to treat yourself, this is an excellent option.

Our favourite way to find the best deals on accommodation when we travel is booking.com. We find they usually have the best deals across a wide range of properties, including hotels and apartments, and are really easy to use. Check out their Edinburgh listings here .

If you prefer an apartment, then we recommend either Plum Guide or AirBnB .

Plum Guide doesn’t have quite so many choices, but they carefully curate their listings so their options tend to be of a very high quality whilst still being available at a range of price points. See their listings for Edinburgh here .

We’ve also used AirBnB all around the world, and they consistently have the most options to choose from. See their listings for Edinburgh here .

If you can’t find what you want from the above choices, or you want some new options to try out, we wrote a whole post on the best alternatives to AirBnB which you should check out! We also have a guide to holiday cottages in the UK.

We also have a page full of travel resources, which includes our tips for getting the best deals on accommodation, which you can find here .

Further Reading for Visiting Edinburgh

And that sums up my tips on finding the best photography locations in Edinburgh! But that’s not all. We’ve got a lot of content we’ve put together, both about photography and visiting the UK, that we think you’ll find useful – plus some external links as well. Here it is:

• I have a number of articles dedicated to helping you improve your photography, including how to pick the best camera for travel ,  tips for cold weather photography and reasons you need a tripod for your photography .
• This is just one in my series of detailed photography location guides , which you can use to help you find the perfect shot in locations around the world!
• For Edinburgh, we have a number of detailed posts to help you get the most out of your stay in this beautiful city. These include a two day Edinburgh itinerary ,  a guide to  Things to do in Edinburgh , suggestions for  Getting off the beaten path in Edinburgh , our ideas of the best day trips from Edinburgh , as well as a guide to visiting Edinburgh for the Festivals and spending Christmas in Edinburgh .
• A detailed guide to the highlights of the epic North Coast 500 road trip , as well as accommodation options along the route , photography highlights of the NC500 , and the ultimate NC500 planning guide
• A two day Glasgow and Loch Lomond Itinerary , our guide to Glasgow , as well as ten things to do in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
• A Guide to Touring the Scottish Borders , as well as a 5 Day Isle of Skye and Highlands itinerary
• Itineraries for one week in the UK and two weeks in the UK
• Our series of London itineraries including One Day , Two Day , and Six Day London Itineraries
• The Best Photography Locations in London
• How to Save Money in London with the London Pass
• The Highlights of Oxford
• Visiting Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds
• Finally, if you’re interested in improving your photography, take a look at my online travel photography course , which has everything you need to know to start taking awesome travel photos, from picking a camera, to mastering the settings, to editing – and more!

And that’s it! Got a favourite photography location in Edinburgh, or any questions about the above? Let me know in the comments below!

So you know: As mentioned throughout the post, I’m an ambassador for Vanguard, and they provided me with my tripod and bag for this kit as part of the VEO 2 launch campaign. I love their gear and am thrilled to be able to work with a company I love, but as always, all opinions remain our own and we of course adhere to our code of ethics for any work we accept.

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Joao Wesley Wenceslau says

23rd May 2021 at 10:06 am

Amazing photos!! Yours ideas are the best to photography in Edinburgh next week. Thank you very much for sharing.

Laurence Norah says

23rd May 2021 at 10:56 am

Thanks Joao – have a great time in Edinburgh!

14th February 2020 at 10:51 pm

Your photos are amazing and have given me some photo ideas for when I go to Edinburgh. Thansk for sharing.

15th February 2020 at 11:30 am

Thanks very much! Have a great time in Edinburgh!

12th December 2019 at 3:43 pm

Thank you guys, this was an amazing post, its really helpful! 😀

12th December 2019 at 4:56 pm

Our pleasure Ann – thanks for letting us know you found it useful 😀

11th May 2018 at 4:38 pm

THANK YOU for a great summary. This is exactly what I was looking for in preparation for my trip. Really, a fantastic job along with example pictures.

11th May 2018 at 7:28 pm

Thanks very much Don! Have a wonderful trip, I hope you get lots of great photos 😀

26th February 2018 at 8:14 pm

Thanks, Laurence! I will let you know how it goes! Fingers crossed no one will stop me. Travelling alone so I’d like to take some shots with me in the frame! ?

26th February 2018 at 9:20 pm

We have the same problem travelling as a couple and trying to get pictures of the two of us – a tripod is the best option!

12th March 2018 at 12:13 am

Just came back from Edinburgh this weekend. Thanks for all your location tips! It came very handy 🙂 no one stopped me from using tripod and Scottish people are really nice!

13th March 2018 at 8:36 pm

They sure are! I’m so pleased you had a good time and had no problems with your tripod. Hope you got lots of wonderful photos!

Angelyn says

25th February 2018 at 9:12 pm

Hi, thanks for the very detailed tips! I am planning to go to Edinburgh next weekend, 3-4 March. I’m currently in London and just this weekend, when I set up my tripod at Somerset House, a guard came up to me saying tripod is not allowed! I thought maybe it’s because it’s a private area thus they didn’t allow.

Is tripod not a big deal in Edinburgh? Specially to those places you have suggested?

Appreciate your input! Thanks 🙂

26th February 2018 at 9:44 am

My pleasure! For sure, you can use a tripod pretty much everywhere I think. I would say Somerset House being private property might have had the same issue – the only places in Edinburgh where this might be an issue would be inside Edinburgh Castle or inside Holyrood Palace for example. Otherwise you shouldn’t have any problems 🙂

Have an amazing trip!

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Edinburgh Photography Tour

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• Location Name: Calton Hill, a ten minute walk from Princes Street in Edinburgh's city centre. Location Address: The tour starts at 9 am sharp (We recommend arriving at 8.45am to allow for setting up your camera and a chance to meet James before the tour starts), in front of the National Monument on Calton Hill (roughly a 15 minute walk from Waverley Train Station). There are some rocks in front of the National Monument (Princes Street side) I will be sitting on top of the tallest of those rocks and my camera, which is pretty big, will be on the rock adjacent to me. Please bring a plastic carrier/shopping/grocery bag with you (I'll explain on the day.....a handy resource) charge up the batteries for your camera the day before and please make sure you have plenty of free space on  your memory card. You may also find it beneficial to bring a notepad and pen. If you have a DSLR bring an 18-55mm lens (or something in that range). No tripod needed. Dress for the weather. The tour is a four to five hour walking tour (we will cover 3 miles in that time) but please allow for up to five hours depending upon the size of the group and their collective mobility, so we suggest you wear comfortable footwear on the day. There is one comfort break half-way through the tour. Edinburgh is an expensive city to park a car in and as such we recommend that you travel to the city by public transport. It is also impossible to get on street parking for more than 4 hours in central Edinburgh, which means you would not be able to get back to your car before the end of our tour. If there is anything else that I can help you with, for your visit to Edinburgh or Scotland, please let me know. I look forward to meeting you soon. Sincerely   James Christie PS.....here is a link to a google map showing the location of Calton Hill where we meet, marked with the red pin http://goo.gl/maps/QGDQ Directions: here is a link to a google map showing the location of Calton Hill where we meet, marked with the red pin http://goo.gl/maps/QGDQ Return Location: The tour ends at St. Cuthberts Church Yard, at the west end of Princes Street in Edinburgh's city centre.
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• bizz22017 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles James is a master photographer who makes taking excellent photographs easy. James is extremely knowledgeable and able to share that knowledge in such a way you get it, really get it. He has a gift to take something very complicated and simplify it. I highly recommend working with James. His personal work is breathtaking and soon your work will be much better. He covers all the bases and helps you see your subject, make an adjustment and end with a photograph that looks very professional. It was raining off and on during the day and we still got amazing photographs! Thank you James for an enlightening day. Terry and Terry Read more Written July 20, 2018
• Donna B 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Photo tour in Edinburgh : Highly Recommend James Christie Book ahead if you want the BEST guide in Edinburg. James knows this city and took us to places that tourist would never even know about! He is so much fun and and gave us great insight to this beautiful city. My husband is an excellent photographer and said it was awesome! Read more Written July 21, 2017
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• Claire S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Opening eyes and shutters around Edinburgh Brilliant few hours spent with James today. Although I live here, we were taken to scenic spots to get the best photos. Some really useful advice about setting up your camera to get the very best shots you can. James' experience and banter shines through and his knowledge brought history to life. Thanks for the great time! Read more Written February 18, 2017
• Theycallitmadness 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles What a beautiful city to photograph! I have been to this city many times over the years, but came this time with camera in hand, always a good idea to have a bit of knowledge about the best of locations to shoot from, and how to capture, so such an incite is a good thing :) Read more Written January 29, 2017
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• Neale R 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great night time Closes off the Royal Mile Photography tour Taking night time photos with James and his strobe light was fantastic. I would recommend this to everyone. Lighting up the various Closes with different colour filters provided delightful effects. Then experimenting with elongated shadows of the statues against the Royal Mile buildings was fun. Read more Written December 2, 2016
• Jay F 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles great day in Edinburgh My wife and I spent the day with James shooting pictures all over the city. I learned more from James in that day than I had from all the books I read and shoots that I have been on. My wife wasn't even taking pictures and she had a great time Would do this again in a heartbeat Thanks you James Read more Written November 17, 2016
• berylhindes 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Edinburgh Photography Tour An excellent day. Learned plenty and thoroughly enjoyed it too! The number were low so you got plenty individual attention. He assessed you from where you were in your knowledge and move you on at lightning speed! Read more Written November 16, 2016
• Photonutpaul 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Superb one to one Had a fantastic day with James on my one to one lesson. I am not a novice but i am no expert either and i learned many new techniques and there was a couple of light bulb moments during the day. You can read as much as you like in books and mags but getting practise and one to one tuition With James was truly Inspirational. His enthusiasm for passing over his knowledge and skills is a joy to behold and you can tell that he himself loves every moment of what he does and its not just a job its a vocation. Thank you very much and i am eagerly looking forward to getting more tuition. Read more Written August 3, 2014
• JP S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Rewarding Day WHAT A GREAT DAY! I'm a semi-advanced amateur using an advanced bridge camera, not a DSLR. I learned a number of techniques which I hadn't been using since I shot film in the olden days. James's encouragement was appreciated and I've been taking better photos everyday since. Plus, he really has the town scoped out and I went away with a number of killer shots. I think anyone will enjoy this 1/2 day of wondering and shooting. Read more Written June 26, 2014
• Donald C 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic I attend a session with James Christie its was so helpfull to me and from now on I will not use the automatic setting, James tought me how easy to work in Manual and have fun with your camera. Superbe session, James Chrisite nous enseigne le plaisir de prendre des photos en mode manuel et ses explications sont simples et faciles a comprendre super interessant. Read more Written May 19, 2014
• Eddie R 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Eddie Ramsay Excellent informative 4 hours with James, I have been with a couple of other guys before but James was the best. Easy to understand and his willingness to help and answer questions was great. Highly recommend James course and I am now firmly set on manual. Just on computer now and going through my photos which were taken on the course, they are fabulous Read more Written March 4, 2014
• dolphin57 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles One to one well worth it! I had experienced the group lesson with James so snapped up an offer of a one to one session. James is so friendly and approachable that he immediately put me at ease. After running through the basics, and after a welcome breakfast, we went out into the sunshine and started taking photos in Manual mode! I think the penny has finally dropped re aperture, etc. I've got serious lens envy after trying James' camera- such fun with filters! We confused people taking photos of humble pansies and street railings- definitely finding my 'photographers eye' again after a few hours with James. Read more Written February 28, 2014
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