Members of the 12th Clydebank Guides, who meet at Clydebank Methodist Church, began their visit with a special behind-the-scenes tour of the Scottish Parliament, hosted by MSP Marie McNair.
The group learned about the workings of Scotland’s national legislature before taking part in the Parliament’s official visitor tour.
Holyrood: The Guides and their unit leaders with Clydebank MSP Marie McNair. (Image: 12th Clydebank Guides)
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Following their Parliament visit, the Guides took a walk up the historic Royal Mile, soaking in the sights and history of Edinburgh.
They spent the afternoon at Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, where they enjoyed hands-on exhibits, optical illusions and interactive puzzles, before ending the day with a train journey back to Dalmuir.
Michelle Pearson, unit leader, said: “It was a fantastic experience for the Guides.
“From learning about Scottish politics to exploring the wonders of Camera Obscura, the day was full of fun, education and laughter.
“The girls were engaged, curious and left inspired.”