Edinburgh: a Scottish Experience for Children in German

Edinburgh promises an unforgettable Scottish adventure for children aged 3 to 12. Over a thrilling three-hour exploration, young adventurers will craft kilt-inspired costumes, whip up traditional Scottish desserts, and compete in the Mini Highland Games. Set against the scenic Middle Meadow Walk, this captivating experience immerses participants in Scottish traditions, culture, and wildlife. Through hands-on workshops, lively songs, and engaging activities, children will joyfully discover the wonders of Scottish heritage. What surprises await as they explore this enchanting journey? Get ready to uncover the enchantment of Edinburgh’s most captivating children’s experience.

Good To Know

• Immersive Scottish cultural experience for children aged 3-12 in Edinburgh, including kilt crafting, dessert cooking, and Highland Games.
• Flexible 3-hour event with engaging activities led by experienced facilitators, promoting cultural pride and appreciation.
• Hands-on workshops in costume making, traditional cuisine, and physical games, fostering skills and cultural connection.
• Outdoor exploration of local flora and fauna, enhancing children’s understanding of Scotland’s natural heritage.
• Affordable pricing with flexible booking options, making the event accessible for families and educational groups.

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Activity Overview

Für Kinder im Alter von 3 bis 12 Jahren bietet die Veranstaltung "Edinburgh: A Scottish Experience for Children" ein fesselndes dreistündiges Abenteuer.

Die Eltern können kostenlos teilnehmen. Die Teilnehmer können einen kiltinspirierten Anzug basteln, ein schottisches Dessert zubereiten, an Mini-Highland-Games teilnehmen, traditionelle Lieder singen und mehr über die schottischen Traditionen, Pflanzen und Tiere erfahren.

Die Aktivitäten finden auf dem Middle Meadow Walk in Edinburgh statt und umfassen Workshops, Wildtierbeobachtungen, eine Kochklasse und zusätzliche Workshops.

Das Erlebnis bietet einen unterhaltsamen und informativen Einblick in die lokale Kultur und Natur.

Itinerary Details

The event kicks off at the vibrant Middle Meadow Walk in Edinburgh, setting the stage for a captivating Scottish adventure.

Children and their parents dive into a 15-minute workshop, unleashing their creativity as they craft kilt-inspired costumes.

Next, they embark on a 15-minute wildlife viewing expedition, discovering the local flora and fauna.

The culinary journey then begins with a 30-minute cooking class, where young participants learn to prepare a delectable Scottish dessert.

The final 90 minutes are dedicated to additional engaging workshops, from singing traditional songs to participating in mini Highland Games, immersing everyone in Scotland’s rich cultural heritage.

Pricing and Booking

After an exciting day of seeing Scottish culture, visitors can easily book their spot on this enchanting experience.

Priced from just €93.30 per person, the event offers great value for families. With a flexible free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance, planning the trip is a breeze.

For those who prefer to pay later, the convenient reserve now & pay later option is available.

Whether seeking an educational adventure or a fun-filled family outing, this Scottish extravaganza caters to all.

Secure your place and get ready to embark on a journey filled with kilts, songs, and delectable Scottish delights.

Costume Crafting Workshop

Creativity blossoms as children dive into the Costume Crafting Workshop, a whimsical exploration of Scotland’s iconic kilt.

Guided by Mirjam, the experienced facilitator, young participants unleash their imagination, skillfully assembling vibrant kilts using an array of colorful fabrics and trimmings.

The air crackles with excitement as they envision themselves transformed into mini Scottish lairds, ready to partake in the upcoming Highland Games.

With patient instruction and a dash of playful encouragement, the workshop ignites a sense of cultural pride, as children learn the history and significance behind this timeless garment.

Laughter and concentration fill the air, a testament to the joys of hands-on learning and self-expression.

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Cooking Scottish Desserts

Aprons secure, young culinary enthusiasts eagerly gather around the cooking station, anticipation sparkling in their eyes as they prepare to embark on a delectable Scottish dessert adventure.

Under Mirjam’s expert guidance, they’ll whip up a classic Scottish treat – the irresistible Cranachan. Layering fresh raspberries, whipped cream, toasted oats, and a drizzle of honey, the children learn to balance flavors and textures.

As the sweet aroma fills the air, they can’t wait to savor their homemade creation. This hands-on cooking class not only delights their taste buds but also immerses them in Scotland’s rich culinary heritage.

Highland Games Challenge

Excitement swells as the children line up, eager to test their mettle in the Highland Games Challenge.

The air crackles with anticipation as they brace themselves for the iconic competitions. First, they’ll put their strength to the test in the caber toss, where they’ll hurl a long wooden pole end over end.

Next, the little athletes will showcase their speed and agility in the highland dancing competition, their feet a blur as they leap and twirl.

The grand finale is the tug-of-war, where teams will pull with all their might, determined to emerge victorious.

Laughter and cheers fill the meadow as the children enjoy this celebration of Scottish heritage.

Singing Traditional Songs

Amidst the swirling kilts and the scent of freshly baked shortbread, the children gather in a circle, their voices rising in joyful harmony.

They learn the lilting melodies of traditional Scottish folk songs, their eyes sparkling with excitement. Under Mirjam’s guidance, they belt out the lively refrains, stomping their feet and clapping their hands in time.

The air is filled with the rich, soulful tunes that have been passed down for generations, transporting the young participants to a world of rugged landscapes and ancient traditions.

Through song, they connect with Scotland’s vibrant cultural heritage, their jubilant voices echoing across the Middle Meadow Walk.

Exploring Scottish Wildlife

As the children move on from the joyful singing, they eagerly venture into the natural wonders surrounding them.

With the guidance of their enthusiastic instructor, Mirjam, they discover the diverse wildlife thriving in the lush meadows of Middle Meadow Walk.

Budding naturalists excitedly point out the vibrant wildflowers, buzzing bees, and graceful birds soaring overhead.

Mirjam shares fascinating insights about the region’s unique flora and fauna, sparking the children’s curiosity and wonder.

They’re captivated as she demonstrates the use of certain plants in traditional Scottish remedies, igniting their appreciation for the symbiotic relationship between the land and its inhabitants.

This immersive exploration of the local ecosystem leaves the young participants with a deeper understanding and respect for Scotland’s natural treasures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Event Accessible for Children With Disabilities?

The event is designed to be inclusive, with adaptations for children with disabilities. Mirjam, the expert guide, ensures all kids can participate and explore Scottish culture through hands-on activities tailored to their needs.

What Are the COVID-19 Safety Protocols in Place?

The event organizers have implemented robust COVID-19 safety protocols, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Masks are required, hand sanitizer is provided, and social distancing is encouraged throughout the activities. Spaces are regularly cleaned and disinfected.

Can Parents Participate in All the Activities With Their Children?

Yes, parents can join in the fun, crafting kilts, trying Scottish treats, and competing in mini Highland Games alongside their little ones. It’s an engaging culture for the whole family to enjoy together.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Local Residents?

The event offers discounts for local residents, allowing them to explore Scotland’s rich culture and traditions alongside their little ones at an even more affordable price. It’s a must-try adventure for families in Edinburgh.

Can Participants Take Home the Scottish Souvenirs They Make?

Yes, participants can take home the Scottish souvenirs they make during the event. They’ll proudly display their handcrafted kilts, shortbread, and other mementos, preserving a taste of Scotland long after the adventure ends.

The Sum Up

Set out on a thrilling Scottish journey in the heart of Edinburgh. Craft traditional kilts, whip up delectable desserts, and test your mettle at the Mini Highland Games. Sing rousing tunes and discover the captivating wildlife. This immersive adventure celebrates Scotland’s vibrant culture, sparking imagination and fostering camaraderie among young explorers. Don’t miss this chance to experience the enchantment of Scotland firsthand.

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