Virtual Tours

We visit Mike's art exhibition at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. The film includes a short chat with Mike on his art background followed by an interpretation of the individual works.

We visit the The Eric Liddell Community to learn more about the life and legacy of the famous Scottish runner nicknamed “The Flying Scotsman”.

We are joined by storytellers Barbara Maclean and David Campbell on this informal visit to the Scottish Storytelling Centre, High Street, Edinburgh

Joe and Mike visit Howie Nicholsby of 21st Century Kilts who speaks about his modern take on the traditional Scottish garment.

Joe caught up with actor Gabriel Vick who plays Mrs Doubtfire in the new stage production to help explain the character's Edinburgh roots.

Join Joe and Mike as they present this guided walk around the Scottish Parliament Building and the inscribed Canongate Wall.

Joe and Mike give an insight into the rehabilitation of World War 1 officers through poetry at the former Craiglockhart War Hospital.

Joe and Mike go for a wander around the back areas of Edinburgh’s Old Town from Lady Stair’s Close through the Lawnmarket and finishing at Edinburgh Castle Esplanade.

Join us on this special tour of the 15th Century Rosslyn Chapel as we explore it's location in Dan Brown’s 'Da Vinci Code' and it's associations with the Knights Templar.

Joe and Mike continue their walk through the historic fishing village of Newhaven, Edinburgh terminating at the lighthouse at the end of the pier.

A tour of the historic fishing village of Newhaven. Hear about the massive 16th century warship, The “Great Michael” as well as a visit to the oldest school.

A guided walk from Edinburgh’s New Town across the famous Dean Bridge which spans the deep gorge of the water of Leith.

Joe and Mike take another gentle guided stroll around one of Edinburgh’s less visited areas as they walk from the west end of Princes Street to Rutland Square.

Join Joe and Mike on this gentle guided walk along one of Edinburgh’s main shopping streets. As they move along they share some fond memories and personal insights.

Joe and Mike take a leisurely stroll through East Princes Street Gardens and view the Christmas attractions at the start of Edinburgh’s Winter Festival.

The tour continues as Joe and Mike stroll around some of the significant monuments and statues of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile.

Join Joe and Mike as they take a gentle walk around the architecture and statues in the vicinity of St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh.

Join Joe and Mike on this gentle autumnal wander through Swanston Village, where Robert Louis Stevenson used to spend his summers as a young man.

This tour around the Meadows area of Edinburgh includes the site of a disused brewery as well as the supposed burial place of a local criminal legend Deacon Brodie.

Joe and Mike visit an artisan craft outlet on St Mary’s Street, Edinburgh and learn about all things related to Scottish textiles including Harris Tweed and Cashmere.

A guided tour from Queen Street to Castle Street, discussing the strong literary connections ranging from Sir Walter Scott and Kenneth Grahame to Ian Rankin.

Joe and Mike pay a visit to MacKenzie Leather where they talk to Simon the owner and Andrew about the artisan craft of leather working.

This guided tour of Cramond, Edinburgh starts at the historic Cramond Kirk then through the Roman Fort and finishing at the shore.

Join Joe and Mike as they visit Gordon Nicolson who runs a kiltmaking business in St Mary’s Street, Edinburgh who answers questions posed by our online audience.

Award Winning Joe And Mike’s Virtual Tours of Scotland celebrate their one year anniversary with a special presentation to the Lung Ha Theatre Company.