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Invisible (Edinburgh) Launches Virtual Tour Experience

Due to the current COVID-19 Pandemic, all our tours have been suspended. However, the team at Invisible (Edinburgh) has prepared a virtual tour for you to enjoy from the comfort of your home!

Hear it from our Guides: World Autism Day with Laura an Invisible (Manchester) Tour Guide

We met Laura, back in January 2019 when she first joined the Invisible (Manchester) Team as a trainee. It has been an incredible experience watching her grow into the exuberant and cheerful character that she is today. Her self-confidence and passion has grown every step of the way, from choosing a tour theme, delving into extensive research and offering her tour to hundreds of visitors. Today marks World Autism Day, a subject close to Laura’s heart, she has written this short piece about her new tour, how she is coping with isolation and why we should all be celebrating World Autism Day.

How Supporting Local Businesses Supports Invisible Cities Guides

As you all know, COVID-19 has had dramatic consequences for Invisible Cities and our award winning guides. With no tours currently running in any of our cities, they have all become at risk financially. However we are determined to support them through this!

Invisible Cities Launches Fun Packs for Kids

At Invisible Cities we are really excited to unveil our brand new Fun Packs for children! The packs are bursting with games and activities for children around the world to explore and discover their cities from the comfort of their own home.

Invisible (Manchester) Supports Local Charity Thanks to Danny's Book

March 5th 2020 was World Book Day and at Invisible (Manchester), we celebrated in style!

Award Nomination for Good Organisation CIC

We are delighted to announce that Good Organisation CIC, our partner in York, has been nominated in the Start Up Category for the SEYH (Social Enterprise Yorkshire and the Humber) Awards.

Good Organisation CIC organises Invisible (York) walking tours, with wonderful guides Miles, Vicki, Gemma and Miles, with more to come. But they also run other innovative projects in the city, always engaging with people experiencing homelessness, but using photography, design, or tourism generally. To find out more about their other projects click here.

Edinburgh Celebrates International Women's Day with a Brand New Tour

The team at Invisible (Edinburgh) has been busy preparing a brand new tour on The Women of Leith and is happy to launch a preview of it on March 8th to celebrate International Women's Day!

Invisible (Edinburgh) Celebrates #AustralianDay with the Return of Angie

Today, January 26th 2020 is Australian Day and we are very happy to announce that our own Australian guide, Angie, is back at Invisible (Edinburgh)!

Hear it From Our Guests: HR Department on a tour with Invisible (Edinburgh)

At Invisible Cities, we love welcoming groups on our tours, whether they are from a school, work colleagues away for the day or part of an event! Check out what our latest group has to say about our tours.

Invisible (Glasgow) Remembers Homeless People Who Have Died

Through an exciting partnership with Glasgow Museums, Invisible (Glasgow) is taking part in To Absent Friends: Scotland’s people’s festival of storytelling and remembrance, which takes place across the country from 1 – 7 November each year. It gives people a chance to remember, to tell stories, to celebrate and to reminisce about people we love who have died.