United Kingdom Two Cities, One Journey

Arrive at Heathrow International Airport. Private transfer to your hotel in London. Spend your examining day free at leisure or explore the local markets and food eateries nearby your hotel.

Wake up early in the morning for your breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, embark on a journey through time as your guide takes you to some of London's most iconic landmarks: Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben. Listen to captivating stories about British monarchs and politicians while standing at the very sites of historic events.

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Big Ben: One of London’s most recognizable landmarks, actually refers to the Great Bell within the clock tower, though it is commonly used to describe the entire structure. Finished in 1859, this magnificent clock tower reaches a height of 316 feet and has become a symbol of British history and endurance. With its striking Gothic architecture and the enchanting chimes that echo across the Thames, it’s an essential stop for any visitor. As you get closer, you’ll be drawn in by its impressive stature and the fascinating tales of its construction and importance in London’s heritage.

Houses of Parliament: Also known as the Palace of Westminster, is a remarkable architectural gem and the epicenter of British politics. Located along the banks of the River Thames, this iconic Gothic-style building houses the UK’s two legislative bodies: the House of Commons and the House of Lords. With its elaborate façade, soaring spires, and the renowned clock tower—Big Ben—this landmark serves not only as a hub of governance but also as a symbol of democracy. Visitors can delve into its rich history, admire its stunning interiors, and experience the dynamic political activities that take place within its walls. The Houses of Parliament truly capture the essence of London and the enduring legacy of British democracy.

Westminster Abbey: It is an awe-inspiring Gothic church rich in history and tradition, situated in the heart of London. As one of the UK’s most important religious sites, it has been the venue for numerous royal events, including coronations, weddings, and funerals. Its remarkable architecture, intricate stained-glass windows, and the Poet's Corner—a homage to some of Britain’s greatest literary figures—offer visitors a captivating insight into the country’s heritage. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Westminster Abbey functions not only as a place of worship but also as an extraordinary museum of British history, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring London.

Buckingham Palace: Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, stands as a magnificent symbol of royal heritage in central London. With its striking façade and expansive gardens, this iconic palace has hosted numerous royal events and ceremonies since it became the official royal home in 1837. Visitors can experience the renowned Changing of the Guard ceremony, tour the State Rooms during the summer, and stroll through the beautiful gardens. As a representation of the British monarchy and a hub for national celebrations, Buckingham Palace provides a fascinating insight into the history and splendor of royal life.  

Wake up early in the morning for your breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, experience the best of London’s sightseeing and save your time with a combo ticket for the London Eye & Madame Tussauds. In the afternoon, discover the grandeur of London aboard the open-top, double-decker bus on this hop-on hopoff sightseeing tour. Your hop-on hop-off pass also includes a cruise along the River Thames 

Wake up early in the morning for your breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, get ready for your private transfer to the airport for your flight to Edinburgh. Arrival at Edinburgh airport. Private transfer to the Edinburgh hotel. Check in at the hotel, freshen up and get ready for your guided trip to Edinburgh Castle, accompany your guide through the castle grounds and listen to stories about its royal residents, including Mary Queen of Scots, while discovering the rich history of the building. Once the tour concludes, you'll have plenty of free time to explore the castle’s interior and its expansive grounds, which feature three museums, two prisons, a canine cemetery, the Chapel of Saint Margaret, the National Monument to Scotland’s fallen, the Great Hall, and a Royal Palace.

Wake up early in the morning for your breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, experience the stunning beauty, rich history, and intriguing mystery of Scotland on this full-day tour from Edinburgh. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle as you navigate through the Scottish Highlands, taking in the grandeur of Cairngorms National Park and the enigmatic Loch Ness—the legendary home of the elusive monster, Nessie. Along the way, catch a glimpse of the iconic Urquhart Castle and learn about historic battles, including those of William Wallace and the 17th-century massacre at Glen Coe.

Sightseeing covered during the trip

 Loch Ness: The highlight of the day is Loch Ness, famous around the world for the legendary Loch Ness Monster, affectionately called "Nessie." This deep freshwater loch stretches about 23 miles and is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. We’ll make a stop so you can explore its mysteries and take in the natural beauty. You have the option to enjoy a cruise on the loch for a chance to spot the monster, along with a visit to Urquhart Castle. Alternatively, you can take in the views from the shores of the loch.

Urquhart Castle: Urquhart Castle is a remarkable historic fortress perched on the shores of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. Its dramatic ruins and scenic backdrop provide a fascinating glimpse into Scotland's rich history, with origins dating back to the 13th century. Once a pivotal stronghold, Urquhart Castle was instrumental in the conflicts between the Scots and the English. Visitors can explore its impressive ramparts, uncover its captivating history through informative exhibits, and take in breathtaking views of the loch and surrounding landscapes. A visit to Urquhart Castle is essential for anyone looking to experience the charm and heritage of the Scottish Highlands.

Glencoe National Nature Reserve: A stunning showcase of natural beauty nestled in the Scottish Highlands. Known for its dramatic landscapes, towering mountains, and deep valleys, Glencoe is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The reserve boasts a rich array of wildlife and diverse habitats, including ancient woodlands and expansive moors. Visitors can explore various walking trails, take in breathtaking views, and discover the area's captivating history, including the infamous Glencoe Massacre of 1692. Whether you’re hiking, photographing the scenery, or simply enjoying the tranquil atmosphere, Glencoe National Nature Reserve provides an unforgettable experience in one of Scotland's most iconic locations. 

Wake up early in the morning for breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, get ready for your private transfer to the airport for your return flight.