Browse short walks, longer days out and routes with a bus or train leg. Skip stops and set your own pace.
Choose two to eight pubs, arrange the stops, preview the pins and save it privately to your profile.
Use the route as a guide. You do not need to drink at every stop. Skip places, eat, drink water and choose alcohol-free options whenever you like. Check opening hours, age rules, event access and capacity before travelling.
Walk from the Canongate Tolbooth through the South Bridge vaults to the Grassmarket. The route separates documented civic history from house lore and reported ghost stories.
Follow Rose Street from east to west through historic pubs, craft beer bars, cocktail rooms, wine bars and games venues. With 18 stops, this route is best split into smaller sections.
This New Town route connects fictional detectives, old literary haunts and some of Edinburgh’s most ornate drinking rooms.
Five pubs show how Edinburgh drinking rooms changed from large Victorian interiors to smaller Old Town bars. Take time to look at the rooms as well as the route.
A short Old Town route through closes, cellars and established whisky bars. The distance is modest, but the streets are steep and uneven.
Seven Old Town venues for live music and late events. Check each programme before you go because the route does not guarantee a particular show.
A city-centre route through basement stairs, disguised entrances and converted rooms. Availability varies, so check bookings and door policies first.
Seven close-together stops around the Shore, covering maritime pubs, harbour views and a final taproom.
Start with Leith taprooms, then walk towards the established pubs around the Shore. Check taproom hours before setting out.
Six South Queensferry stops from the High Street to the waterfront and Hawes Pier, with views of the Forth bridges along the way.
Use the No. 36 bus to connect pub stops in Morningside, Tollcross, the West End, Stockbridge and Leith. Check the live service before travelling.
A six-stop literary walk linking Ian Rankin’s Oxford Bar, the Rose Street poets, the Stevenson and Brodie connection, Grassmarket writers and Sandy Bell’s folk sessions.
A compact screen walk linking four pubs with Waverley Station, city streets used by major productions and a final historic close. Each stop is labelled as a venue, filming location or historical waypoint.
Walk from T2 Trainspotting’s Central Bar into Sunshine on Leith locations around the Shore. Active pubs, public streets and the closed Port O’ Leith are clearly distinguished.
Three venues used across the first two series of Clique, running from the New Town to the Cowgate.
A short walk through verified Edinburgh locations from Avengers: Infinity War, with a screen-connected pub at each end from different productions. Temporary set dressing is identified where relevant.
A longer walk through five official Edinburgh locations used for Fast & Furious 9, with screen-connected pubs from other productions at either end.
A daylight route from the New Town to the Old Town, separating locations from the 2011 film and the 2024 series. Pub pauses from other productions are labelled separately.
A long walk from the original Trainspotting opening streets to T2’s Central Bar and Sunshine on Leith locations. It ends at the closed Port O’ Leith, which is marked as a historical waypoint.
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