After breakfast, a tour of Edinburgh provides an enriching blend of historic landmarks, cultural experiences, and stunning views and to explore the best of Scotland’s capital:

Edinburgh Castle – Begin your day with a visit to this iconic fortress perched atop Castle Rock. Explore its historic rooms, the Crown Jewels of Scotland, and enjoy panoramic views of the city.

The Royal Mile – Stroll down this historic street leading from Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Along the way, you’ll find charming shops, historic sites, and street performers.

St Giles' Cathedral – Located on the Royal Mile, this medieval cathedral is known for its stunning architecture and the Thistle Chapel. Take a moment to admire its intricate stained glass and historical significance.

Palace of Holyroodhouse – Head to the eastern end of the Royal Mile to visit the official residence of the British monarch in Scotland. Tour the state apartments, the ruins of Holyrood Abbey, and the beautiful gardens.

National Museum of Scotland – Spend some time exploring the museum’s extensive exhibits on Scottish history, culture, and natural history. Highlights include the Lewis Chessmen and Dolly the Sheep.

Optional Evening Activity:

Ghost Tour – For a unique experience, consider joining a ghost tour of Edinburgh. The city is known for its spooky history and haunted locations, and these tours offer a fun and eerie way to learn more about Edinburgh’s dark past.

Overnight stay at your hotel.

After breakfast,   full day tour to Glasgow.

Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, diverse cultural heritage, and dynamic urban atmosphere. Known for its friendly locals and rich history, Glasgow offers a mix of architectural marvels, bustling shopping streets, and lively entertainment.

Highlights:

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum – One of the city's most popular attractions, featuring an extensive collection of art, historical artifacts, and natural history exhibits. The building itself is a stunning example of Spanish Baroque architecture.

Glasgow Cathedral – A beautiful medieval cathedral with impressive Gothic architecture, notable for its well-preserved interior and the nearby Necropolis, a Victorian cemetery with panoramic views of the city.

George Square – The heart of Glasgow, surrounded by grand civic buildings and statues. It’s a great spot for taking in the city’s historical and architectural grandeur.

Buchanan Street – A major shopping thoroughfare known for its high-end stores, boutiques, and vibrant street performances.

Return to Edinburgh in the evening. Overnight stay at your hotel.

After breakfast,  transfer to airport/rail station for your departure to your next destination.