INGLATERRA - ESCOCIA - IRLANDA 2026

Arrival in London and accommodation (transfer to the hotel is not included). The guide will be at the hotel from 7:00 pm onwards.

Breakfast at the hotel followed by a panoramic tour of vibrant and cosmopolitan London, visiting landmarks such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, and the Changing of the Guard (subject to availability). The tour continues through the districts of Westminster, Kensington, Mayfair, and the West End, a renowned area for theaters and restaurants, as well as Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. The afternoon is free to explore the city, and overnight stay in London.

Breakfast and departure for Windsor Castle, one of the most famous monuments in the United Kingdom and one of the official residences of the Royal Family. Located in the county of Berkshire, in the Thames Valley, it offers one of the most beautiful views in the area surrounding London. Highlights include the impressive St. George's Chapel, the burial place of Henry VIII, and the incredibly ornate Dolls' House of Queen Mary. Return to the city center. Free time. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for the north of England. We will stop in the charming university city of Cambridge, where we will have time to stroll through its historic streets and discover its famous colleges, where figures such as Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin studied. Afterwards, we continue towards the historic city of York, founded by the Romans, linked to the Vikings, and one of the most beautiful in the United Kingdom. We will take a walking tour through the narrow and photogenic streets of York's historic center. Overnight stay

Breakfast and departure for Durham, a beautiful medieval city perched on a rocky hill overlooking the River Wear. We'll have time to visit its impressive cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of England's most important religious centers, and explore its charming historic center, home to the third oldest university in the UK. We then continue to another of England's unique medieval gems – Alnwick, a town steeped in legend and incredible stories, enchanting visitors with its beautiful gardens and grand medieval castle, where parts of the Harry Potter films were shot. Finally, we travel to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. Overnight stay.

Breakfast and a city tour, passing by the main points of interest such as Holyrood Palace, St. Giles' Cathedral, the Royal Mile, and the National Gallery. Next, we'll visit the interior of Edinburgh Castle, which stands imposingly atop Castle Hill, offering majestic views of the city center. Finally, we'll visit "The Scotch Whisky Experience," where for one hour we'll take you on a journey that will provide you with everything you need to become a whisky expert. Free afternoon and overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure for Glasgow. We will pass through Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands and the northernmost city in the UK. Afterwards, we will head to the mysterious Loch Ness, where we will take a boat trip on the dark waters of the loch and visit the ruins of Urquhar Castle. We will continue our loch route, passing through Fort Augustus and Fort William, at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK. We will then proceed through Glen Coe, one of the most spectacular and beautiful landscapes in Scotland, and the Lochmond region before arriving in Glasgow. Overnight stay.

Breakfast at the hotel followed by a city tour of Glasgow. We'll explore the heart of Scotland's financial capital and discover the influence of architects like Charles Mackintosh. Next, we'll visit George Square, the Cathedral, the University, the City Hall, and the River Clyde, a key player in the Industrial Revolution. Enjoy some free time before departing for Cairnryan to board the ferry to Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland. Upon arrival in Belfast, check into your hotel.

Breakfast and panoramic tour of Belfast to explore the city's Catholic and Protestant quarters and its famous murals. We will pass through the historic center, City Hall, Queen's University, the Clock Tower, and the dockyards where the famous Titanic was built. Free time. Afterward, we will visit one of Northern Ireland's main attractions, the Giant's Causeway, also known as the "Magic Forty Thousand Columns," a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Return to Belfast and overnight stay.

Breakfast and departure for the Republic of Ireland, passing by Kylemore Abbey, known as the Irish Taj Mahal (interior visit). We will continue our journey through a beautiful landscape of lakes until we reach the city of Galway, known as the City of the Tribes, due to the 14 prosperous tribes that ruled it during the Middle Ages. Here we will discover the origin of the famous Irish pubs and see the last Catholic cathedral built in Ireland in 1965. Overnight in Galway.

Breakfast and departure for the south of the island, visiting the famous Cliffs of Moher, which offer unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will continue to the picturesque town of Adare, known as one of the prettiest villages in Ireland, with its thatched houses, beautiful stone buildings, and medieval monasteries. We will then proceed to Cork, a city built on water and one of the world's leading whisky producers. Overnight in Cork.

Breakfast and departure for Dublin, passing through Cashel, home to the medieval Rock of Cashel, one of Ireland's iconic landmarks. We will continue to Kilkenny, known as the "Marble City," where we will make a brief stop to explore the city. We then continue to Dublin. Arrival and overnight stay in Dublin.

Breakfast and a panoramic tour of the city to discover its history, myths, and legends. To conclude, we'll visit the world's most famous brewery, where we'll learn about the brewing process and sample one of Ireland's true legends.

Breakfast at the indicated time, return to your country of origin.