Private tour Europe (UKO008) London - Scotland - Ireland 8 Days 7 Nights

We will be waiting to welcome you at Edinburgh Airport. Then we will travel to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, a distance of 350 kilometers that takes about 4 hours.

Take a stroll through the old town (Edinburgh's old town) and visit Edinburgh Castle, the castle that inspired the opening of the Harry Potter books. The castle was originally home to many kings.

At one point, however, it became a prison for prisoners who had lost wars. Today it is a tourist attraction. Stroll through Princes Street Gardens, a large public park where locals often come to relax.

Visit St. Giles Cathedral on The Royal Mile, a large church whose interior is beautifully decorated in the European style.

Visit the Whiskey Experience museum and taste authentic Scotch whisky, the original whisky of Scotland, distilled from grain that has been fermented and then stored in wooden barrels for many years. The longer it ages, the better it tastes.

hotel Overnight Edinburgh : Best Western Kings Manor ***

Today we visit Holyrood Palace. The word “Holyrood” is the English form of the Scots words “Haly Ruid,” which means “Holy Cross.”

See the Scott Monument, a 61-meter-high memorial built in honor of Sir Walter Scott, a famous Scottish writer. It is built in the Gothic style.

Next, climb Calton Hill to enjoy another beautiful viewpoint of the city, with views across the whole city. See the Athens of the North, built to imitate the Parthenon in Greece.

We will visit Holyrood Palace, which is just as beautiful as Edinburgh Castle. Then we climb Arthur's Seat. If you reach the highest point, you will see the whole city, and the view is stunning. The climb is a little tiring and steep.

But the view from the top is well worth it. Come back down to explore the city center, visit the University of Edinburgh, stroll along Rose Street with its many shops, and visit the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Head south of the city to South Queensferry to take photos with the famous Forth Bridge, which was built more than two hundred years ago, and enjoy free time for shopping in town.

hotel Overnight Edinburgh : Best Western Kings Manor ***

Today, after breakfast, we continue by plane to Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. We will take you to visit Titanic Belfast,

a museum with exhibitions about the Titanic, the largest ship in the world in its time. It tells the story of the Titanic from its concept and construction to its first launch,

and the final point of its sad journey before the ship sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912. The museum stands on the site of the former shipyard that spent 3 years building the Titanic,

with a workforce of more than 5,000 people.

hotel Overnight Belfast : Citi North ****

Today we visit The Giant's Causeway, located in County Antrim on the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. UNESCO listed the Giant’s Causeway as a World Natural Heritage Site in 1986. This causeway was formed by the cooling of volcanic rock around 50,000 to 60,000 years ago, forming more than 40,000 hexagonal and rectangular basalt columns that link together for about 3 kilometers along the coast and extend out into the Atlantic Ocean.

Next, we visit The Dark Hedges, a row of beech trees more than 300 years old that line Bregagh Road, one of the oldest roads in the world. These towering beech trees were planted in the 18th century, forming a shady, delightful tunnel of branches that cover the whole road. It has become a breathtaking landscape, the most photographed spot in Northern Ireland, and also a filming location for the famous series Game of Thrones.

Then we travel to Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland, a distance of 246 kilometers that takes 2.5 hours, where we stay overnight. If there is time left, we will take you shopping in Dublin.

hotel Overnight Dublin : Uppercross House Hotel ****

Today we spend a full day exploring Dublin. Dublin is a romantic city. We visit Trinity College, founded in 1592, the oldest university in Ireland.

Visit St. Stephen’s Green, a public park where locals relax.

We visit St Patrick's Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Dublin, regarded as the national cathedral, or The National Cathedral of The Church of Ireland,

Dublin Castle, and Christ Church Cathedral, a medieval cathedral that is very old, built in 1038 and restored again later.

And the grand Georgian squares. Stroll across Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge, a pedestrian bridge over the River Liffey. Spend the rest of the day as you wish, exploring Temple Bar or Grafton Street,

or choose to watch an Irish cabaret, and shop at your leisure.

hotel Overnight Dublin : Uppercross House Hotel ****

Today we visit the Guinness Storehouse, the home of Guinness stout. Stout, or dark beer, is known as the national beer of Ireland. There are in fact many brands, but the one so famous that it has become the symbol of stout is “Guinness.” The Guinness symbol has been made into many products and souvenirs, such as shirts, hats, trousers, socks, underwear, stickers, kitchenware, furniture and various decorations. Importantly, it is also the major sponsor of the “Guinness World Records,” which records things that are “number one in the world.”

Then we travel to the airport to fly to London, England, for an overnight stay.

hotel Overnight London : The Montana Hotel ***

Today we spend a full day visiting many of the landmarks that symbolize a visit to London. These include the Big Ben clock tower, which stands on the bank of the River Thames, and we take photos with the Palace of Westminster in the same area. Big Ben started operating in 1859 and has always kept faithful time, becoming something of a national symbol of England that tourists make a point of visiting when they come to London. We will see Westminster Abbey, the Statue of Winston Churchill and 10 Downing Street. Not far away, you will take photos with the London Eye, and we take you up on the London Eye, the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe at 135 meters high, for a bird's-eye view of the city.

hotel Overnight London : The Montana Hotel ***

Today we visit Buckingham Palace. Near the palace are two public parks, Green Park and St. James's Park. After watching the changing of the guard, you can stroll through the parks.

Visit the Tower of London, the original palace of London. Today no British royals live there any more, and it is open as a museum displaying the nation's treasures. The highlights are the crowns and jewels, especially the Crown Jewels and the largest diamonds in the world, Cullinan I and II.

Take photos with Tower Bridge, another important symbol of London. See the Millennium Bridge, which opened in 2000 to celebrate the new millennium and is a pedestrian-only bridge. At the end of this bridge stands St. Paul's Cathedral, the largest and most famous church in London. It holds cathedral status in the church hierarchy because it is the seat of the Bishop of London.

When the time is right, we will take you to the airport 3 hours before your flight to check in and fly safely back to Bangkok. Price for 6-8 travelers: 65,500 THB per person.