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Spend a morning getting to know Scotland’s most fascinating faces with this friendly guided tour of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. You will start by meeting your guide at the Robert Burns statue, where everyone is introduced and given a quick idea of what the outing involves. The group stays small so you can actually hear what is being said and enjoy the artwork without feeling like you are peering over a sea of heads. Once inside, you will explore the gallery’s remarkable collection, which began life as the personal passion project of the eccentric Earl of Buchan. Your guide will bring the portraits to life as you wander past paintings of well known figures such as John Ritchie Findlay, Arthur Kinmond Bell and Margaret Oliphant. There is plenty of time to ask questions and take everything in at your own pace. If the weather plays along, the tour can even spill out onto the streets of Edinburgh for a closer look at the city and its history. This relaxed and enjoyable experience makes a thoughtful gift for art lovers, curious tourists and Edinburgh locals who fancy seeing their city with fresh eyes.
The tour is suitable for wheelchair users, however please notify the guide upon booking.
This experience is suitable for groups of up to 10. Spectators are not allowed on site.
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery Guided Tour lasts for up to 3 hours and 45 minutes. You can expect to be at the venue for a total of 4 hours.
This product is not eligible for promotional discount codes.
The gallery is wheelchair accessible, and there are facilities to assist visitors with mobility challenges.
The tour takes place indoors and out, so please wear weather appropriate clothing and sensible walking shoes.
In particularly adverse weather conditions the tour may be rescheduled.