The UK is packed with history, culture, and excitement. It’s hardly surprising, then, that once you start writing out a bucket list of things to see and do here, it can end up becoming quite long! Not that this is a problem — it just means more adventures to take and memories to make! We...Read More

This blog post was written by Craig, who joined the Invisible Cities team in May 2022! Hello my name is Craig and I am the administrative coordinator here at Invisible Cities (Edinburgh). I have recently taken up the role, having had a few years out of work. This was due to an eye injury that...Read More

The Royal Mile is a microcosm of Edinburgh; its buzzing atmosphere, music, and history show some of the best things Edinburgh has to offer in just a 1.81km stretch. It’s hard not to get swept away by the enchanting atmosphere of The Royal Mile, each nook and cranny is rich in stories of tales long...Read More

Following on the success of our Card Game: Women of the UK last year, we have decided to launch a brand new item: our very first jigsaw puzzle! Over the last two years and the periods of lock-down we all experienced, jigsaws have become more and more popular. After all, jigsaw puzzles are great to focus the...Read More

We are so excited to announce that our very own Angus is launching a brand new tour in Edinburgh- The Languages of Scotland! And Angus has decided to use his tour to do good in the city. Profits from ticket sales will be used to support Ukrainian refugees newly arrived in the city. This will...Read More

It’s not difficult to see how the ancient walled city of York brings in 8.4 million visitors each year. York boasts world-class museums, a shopper’s paradise and a history dating back to the Romans and Vikings. There’s something for everyone in this incredible city. Check out our list of where to go on a rainy...Read More

Glasgow is a city rich in history and culture. In fact, Glasgow is actually a UNESCO Creative City of Music! Glasgow has also won “The World’s Friendliest City” not once but twice, which supports the city’s slogan of “People Make Glasgow”. It’s suggested that Glasgow’s name comes from the Celtic “Cleschi” which means “Dear Green Place”....Read More

With around one million visitors each year, Manchester knows how to entertain its guests. As one of the UK’s most vibrant cities, Manchester offers activities for all-comers, whether you’re travelling as part of a group or flying solo, no matter your age or interests. Join us today as we run through some of the fun...Read More

We are so excited to announce that Invisible Cities and JCI Edinburgh are partnering in 2022, as we become their official community partner this year. JCI (Junior Chamber International) is a global network of active young people from across the globe. They provide its members with training and leadership opportunities, networking, social events and projects...Read More

International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. Every year, organisations and individuals come together to celebrate women while pledging to accelerate women’s equality. At Invisible Cities, we use our walking tours to talk about women representation in our cities but also highlight the women...Read More