England and Scotland

• Arrival at London airport.
• Check-in at your hotel. Enjoy your free time to discover the neighborhood around your hotel.
• Take time to relax after the journey or take a short walk in the surroundings.

Day dedicated to London’s great symbols.

• Start with Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the monarchy, where you can admire the elegant facade and, depending on the schedule, watch the changing of the guard.
• Continue to Big Ben and the majestic Parliament buildings, before following the Thames to Westminster Abbey, a Gothic masterpiece steeped in history.
• The walk then leads to the London Eye, whose silhouette dominates the river, then to the British Museum, one of the richest museums in the world, where ancient treasures and fascinating collections await you.
• In the evening, enjoy free time to explore London at your own pace — whether it’s a traditional pub, a nighttime stroll, or a lively neighborhood.
• Overnight in London.

This day takes you to the heart of the Cotswolds, an iconic region of rural England, renowned for its verdant hills and villages with honey-colored stone houses.

• Discover first Bourton-on-the-Water, nicknamed the “Venice of the Cotswolds”, with its elegant little bridges and river running through the village.
• Then head to Bibury, considered one of England’s most beautiful villages, famous for Arlington Row and its charming 17th-century houses.
• Continue the day in Stow-on-the-Wold, an ancient wool market town perched on a hill, where picturesque lanes, antique shops, and traditional pubs create a warm atmosphere.
• Check-in and overnight in the Cotswolds, in the heart of a peaceful and authentic setting.

You head towards Manchester, a dynamic city with a rich industrial past and a strong cultural identity.

• Explore the Northern Quarter, the quintessential creative district, known for its facades covered in street art, independent cafés, vintage shops, and alternative atmosphere. Strolling through its lively streets, you discover the artistic and slightly rebellious spirit that defines Manchester’s reputation.
• Late in the day, it’s time for the musical vibe: the city is a legendary cradle of the rock and indie scene, and its pubs as well as small concert venues still pulse with that energy.
• Overnight in Manchester.

• Start your day at Albert Dock, a superbly rehabilitated former port complex where red brick warehouses, lively quays, and seaside museums form one of the city’s most iconic sites. Dive next into the world of the Fab Four at the Beatles museum, a captivating journey tracing the band’s meteoric rise, their Liverpool beginnings, and the global impact of their music.
• The visit continues at the legendary Cavern Club, a true rock sanctuary where the Beatles played in their early days and where an electric atmosphere still prevails. A day rich in culture and music, at the heart of Liverpool’s vibrant soul.
• Night in Liverpool.

• Take the road to the Lake District, one of England’s most beautiful national parks, famous for its rolling landscapes, sparkling lakes, and peaceful atmosphere that inspired so many poets.
• Upon arrival, head to Lake Windermere, the largest in the country. Choose a relaxing cruise ($), ideal for admiring the green hills and charming villages lining the shore, or a nature walk through wooded trails and grandiose panoramas. A day of tranquility and natural beauty.
• Night in the Lake District.

• Take the road to Edinburgh, the Scottish capital with unique charm, where history blends with a vibrant atmosphere.
• Upon your arrival, set off to discover the Royal Mile, the most emblematic artery of the old town. This long cobbled street, lined with medieval buildings, secret little courtyards, and traditional shops, connects Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyrood. Strolling along, immerse yourself in centuries of history, amid legends, Gothic architecture, and a typically Scottish ambiance. The old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, reveals its narrow alleys, lively squares, and spectacular panoramas over the city.
• Night in Edinburgh.

This day is dedicated to the most iconic sites of the Scottish capital.

• Start with a visit to Edinburgh Castle, majestically perched on its volcanic rock, offering spectacular views over the city. Inside, discover centuries of history, from the Crown Jewels to the royal apartments.
• Then descend the Royal Mile to Holyrood Palace, the official residence of the monarch in Scotland, where state rooms, elegant gardens, and historical tales blend harmoniously.
• In the afternoon, continue with an ascent to Arthur’s Seat, an ancient volcanic hill offering one of the finest panoramas over Edinburgh and its surroundings. A day rich in heritage, landscapes, and emotions.
• Overnight in Edinburgh.

• Take the road towards the majestic Highlands, the iconic region of Scotland where mountains, lochs, and wild valleys compose some of the country’s most spectacular landscapes.
• En route, a stop in Pitlochry is possible: this charming Victorian village, surrounded by forests and hills, is renowned for its little shops, elegant houses, and peaceful atmosphere. It’s also an opportunity to discover its footbridges over the River Tummel or its famous distillery.
• Continue then to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, where you settle in for the night. A smooth transition day, marked by natural beauty and the unique atmosphere of the Scottish lands.

• Begin with the discovery of the mythical Loch Ness, famous for its dark waters and fascinating legends. As you follow its shores, you enjoy majestic landscapes between verdant hills and mysterious ruins, while admiring the unique atmosphere enveloping this iconic lake.
• Then continue to Glencoe, a spectacular valley shaped by glaciers and considered one of Scotland’s most beautiful natural sites. Its sheer mountains, grandiose panoramas, and eventful history make it a place both sublime and emotionally charged.
• At the end of the day, arrive in Fort William, a charming town nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis, where you settle in for the night.

• Take a panoramic road towards Glasgow, offering superb views of the Scottish landscapes, between sparkling lochs, green hills, and majestic valleys.
• Upon arrival, set off to explore the city center, a vibrant district where Victorian architecture meets modern buildings. Strolling along Buchanan Street, one of the liveliest thoroughfares, enjoy the city’s dynamic atmosphere, elegant boutiques, and street artists. George Square, the historic heart of Glasgow, reveals its imposing monuments and warm urban vibe. An immersion in a creative, energetic, and welcoming city.
• Night in Glasgow.

• Free time according to the flight schedule.
• Transfer to the airport.