Classic England and Scotland

Arrival at London airport and meeting with the driver who will take us to our centrally located hotel.

The rest of the day we have free time to start getting to know the British capital. Perhaps a first walk in the neighborhoods around the hotel or a nice dinner at one of London's many pubs and restaurants will tempt you. Here you will find flavors from all over the world and something for everyone.

We stay 3 nights in London at Ibis Shoreditch with daily breakfast.

After breakfast we have a full day to experience London at our own pace.

We can stroll along the Thames, visit classic sights like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, discover one of the city's world-famous museums or sit in a café and just enjoy the atmosphere. London is a city that constantly surprises – here history and the present meet in an exciting mix.

Feel free to arrange dinner on your own.

In the evening, one of the highlights of the trip awaits – the spectacular ABBA Voyage performance. With groundbreaking technology and immortal hits, we are treated to a unique and unforgettable musical experience.

Tickets and evening transfers are offered as options and are subject to availability and are not included in the basic price.

After breakfast we meet our driver and guide and travel west towards the elegant city of Bath.

Here we visit the impressive Roman Baths , one of the world's best-preserved Roman sites. Built over natural hot springs nearly 2,000 years ago, the site allows us to travel back in time and imagine life during Roman times. The large bath is still filled daily with naturally heated water, and the interactive exhibits bring history to life.

We will then have time to enjoy Bath on our own and have lunch in peace and quiet. Perhaps a walk among the city's beautiful Georgian buildings or a visit to one of the charming shops will tempt you.

Later in the day we continue to the fabled stone circle of Stonehenge . During our self-guided visit we explore this iconic prehistoric monument at our own pace, learning about its history and many mysteries, while enjoying the open countryside of Salisbury Plain. The visitor centre is included.

Please note that the order of visits may be adjusted.

In the early evening we return to London where we have dinner on our own.

After breakfast we leave the hotel and head to the train station for our journey north towards Edinburgh.

The scenic train journey takes us through the English countryside before arriving in Scotland's historic capital.

Upon arrival, we meet our local guide at the station and proceed to the hotel on foot or by public transport (paid on site).

The rest of the day is free to explore Edinburgh at your own pace. Perhaps an evening stroll through the atmospheric old town or dinner at one of the city's cozy restaurants will appeal.

We stay two nights at Moxy Fountainbridge on breakfast basis.

After breakfast we meet our guide and set out to discover Edinburgh on foot.

Together we explore Scotland's capital and stroll along the historic Royal Mile. We see Arthur's Seat, Holyrood Palace and the elegant Scott Monument. The city's dramatic skyline is dominated by the impressive Edinburgh Castle , which we also visit during the day.

Perched high on an extinct volcano, Edinburgh Castle has stood watch over the city for more than 3,000 years. From here, we enjoy sweeping views of the capital while learning about the castle's central role in Scotland's dramatic history. Its ancient halls and fascinating stories make this one of the country's most significant landmarks.

We have time for lunch on our own in the city.

Later in the afternoon we meet again for a visit to a local distillery. Here we will gain an insight into Scotland's proud whisky culture and craft tradition.

Feel free to arrange dinner on your own this evening.

After breakfast we meet our driver and guide and travel west into Scotland's magnificent landscapes.

We pass the impressive Kelpies before stopping in Callander, often called the “Gateway to the Highlands”, where we take a break.

The journey continues through the dramatic landscape of the Trossachs National Park with rolling hills, sparkling lakes and sweeping vistas, before reaching the charming whitewashed harbour town of Inveraray, where we have time for lunch on our own.

During the day we also visit historic Stirling Castle , beautifully situated high on a volcanic cliff. The castle is often described as the link between the Highlands and the Lowlands and has played a crucial role in the history of Scotland. Here we will take part in dramatic events and legendary figures such as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce and Mary Stuart.

Later we head to Loch Lomond , where we enjoy a relaxing boat trip on the lake surrounded by magnificent scenery.

The last stop of the day is the picturesque village of Luss , where we can stroll along the famous “bonnie banks” of Loch Lomond.

We arrive in Glasgow in the early evening and check into our centrally located hotel. We arrange dinner on our own at one of the city's many restaurants.

We stay for two nights at Ibis City Centre with breakfast.

After breakfast we meet our guide and set out to discover Glasgow, Scotland's largest city. On foot we experience a city known for its rich history, impressive architecture and vibrant cultural life.

We begin with a visit to Glasgow Cathedral , one of Scotland's best-preserved medieval buildings. Here we explore both the exterior and interior and learn about the connection to the city's patron saint, St. Mungo. The atmospheric crypt is one of the finest preserved in the country.

A short walk takes us to the Glasgow Necropolis , a beautiful Victorian cemetery overlooking the city. From here we enjoy the views while hearing stories about prominent figures from Glasgow's 19th century history.

We also pass Merchant City, George Square and Glasgow Green and get a feel for the city's development through the ages.

After lunch on your own in the city centre, we continue to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum , one of Scotland's most popular cultural institutions. Here we encounter Scottish art and history, international masterpieces and works by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Later we visit the Riverside Museum and Clyde Waterfront , where Glasgow's proud shipbuilding and transport history is brought to life. The modern architecture and engaging exhibitions tell the story of the city's strong ties to the River Clyde. Outside we can also see the historic Tall Ship Glenlee.

In the evening we have a final dinner on our own.

After breakfast, depending on your flight times, you will have free time before transfer to the airport (without guide).