Located in northern Scotland, the Moray Region is steeped in medieval history and timeless charm. Its heart, the town of Elgin, was once a royal burgh and remains a vibrant center of heritage and culture. The region is defined by its majestic 13th-century cathedral ruins, centuries-old architecture, and world-renowned whisky traditions that have shaped its identity over generations.

From the spiritual echoes of Elgin Cathedral to the scenic landscapes that stretch toward the Moray Firth coast, Moray offers a glimpse into Scotland’s soul — a place where craftsmanship, community, and history come together in harmony.

Whether you are tracing ancestral roots or simply drawn to the beauty of Scotland’s northern heartlands, the Moray Region invites you to discover its stories of faith, artistry, and resilience.

Tour Highlights:
- Explore the iconic ruins of Elgin Cathedral, once the “Lantern of the North”
- Discover Moray’s whisky-making heritage and its enduring craftsmanship
- Learn about Elgin’s medieval past as a royal burgh and market town
- Experience the landscapes and culture that define northern Scotland

What’s Included:
- A live and interactive virtual tour with a local guide
- Real-time Q&A with your guide
- Private access for your group
- Authentic insights into Moray’s history, culture, and ancestral heritage

Meet Your Guide:
Amy is a passionate local storyteller who brings Moray’s history to life through its architecture, traditions, and people. With deep knowledge of the region’s past and pride in its enduring legacy, she shares how Moray’s heritage continues to inspire and connect generations across Scotland and beyond.