7D6N · Group Tours · United Kingdom + London + York + Edinburgh + Glasgow + Cambridge

Complimentary Offer: Enjoy a one-hour city walk in London, accompanied by a local tour guide.

City Walk Reminder: As this activity is physically demanding, we recommend wearing comfortable sneakers and loose-fitting clothing. In the event that the city walk is disrupted by force majeure (such as bad weather, traffic restrictions, or strikes), we reserve the right to temporarily cancel this activity. Please note that in such cases, no alternative attractions will be provided.

Lunch will be in the Chinatown at your own expense.

In the afternoon, the British Museum will be our first stop, followed by visits to St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London - a historic castle comprising 22 towers that has served as a royal palace, armory, and prison, bearing witness to generations of royal intrigue and conflict.

Breakfast at the hotel.

We highly recommend punting in Cambridge - a quintessential local experience where a boatman (often a part-time university student) guides you along the river using a long pole. You can also explore campus shops selling souvenirs and apparel adorned with Cambridge's crest, such as hoodies and memorabilia.

Later this day, we will head to York for accommodation.

Breakfast at the hotel.

When in England, experiencing traditional afternoon tea is a must. Bettys - a century-old tearoom renowned across the country - offers an authentic taste of British life. If time permits, we'll stop here before departing for Edinburgh.

Booking: bettys.co.uk/traditional-afternoon-tea
Recommended time: 12:00–12:30 PM

Breakfast at the hotel.

Upon arrival, our first stop is Edinburgh Castle, perched on an extinct volcanic rock, where you can see Scotland's oldest royal crown and jewels. Next, we'll explore the Royal Mile, City Chambers, and Holyrood Park near the Palace of Holyroodhouse. At Calton Hill, you can climb to the top for panoramic views of Edinburgh.

Noon is yours to enjoy. We recommend visiting the Elephant House Café - where J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter - and posing for photos in traditional Highlander attire at a costume studio. In the evening, we'll head to Glasgow for hotel check-in.

This is a suggested itinerary and does not include tickets, transportation, or guide services

We continue northeast to Fort Augustus, a small village at the southern tip of Loch Ness, named after a Roman emperor. Visitors come here hoping to catch a glimpse of the legendary Loch Ness Monster. Tourism is the lifeblood of this tranquil town.

The departure times below are for reference only. Actual times may vary based on the group's schedule.

Departure City: London
Reference Time: 19:30
Departure Location: St. Pancras Railway Station (Eurostar Station)
Address: Pancras Road, NW1 2QL, London, UK