ENGLAND, SCOTLAND & WALES
Walking in the footsteps of British monarchs is a snap, with all the royal residences you’ll visit, present and past... from Windsor Castle (above) to the Tower of London
“We had a wonderful time on our recent ‘England, Scotland and Wales’ tour (our 5th with
Tauck) and really enjoyed our Tauck Director. We loved the Tower of London and our guide was terrific. We look forward to our next Tauck tour.
– Bob & Sue Thomsen, NJ
1. ARRIVE EDINBURGH Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa. Welcome to Edinburgh! A transfer is included from Edinburgh Airport to your first night’s hotel, the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa. Your hotel is situated right in the heart of Edinburgh, nestled in the shadow of historical Edinburgh Castle. We invite you to join us tonight for a welcome reception and dinner at the hotel. Meals D
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2. SIGHTSEE EDINBURGH
On a city sightseeing excursion with a local Scottish guide, you’ll visit the majestic Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh (subject to closure). Step back in time as you explore Edinburgh Castle, dating back to the 12th century, and spend the afternoon exploring at leisure. Tours departing August 4 through August 25 will attend an outdoor evening performance of the famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo, one of Scotland’s most highly anticipated annual traditions. Meals B
3. STIRLING / LOCH LOMOND / GLASGOW Sitting atop a volcanic crag surrounded by steep cliffs, Stirling Castle dominates the town below it; in fact, the town grew up around the castle! Visit this fine example of Scottish Renaissance architecture containing structures from the 14th through 18th centuries, where Mary, Queen of Scots was crowned in 1543. Cruise Loch Lomond aboard Tauck’s private boat, and take a tour of Glasgow on the River Clyde, Scotland’s largest city. Return to Edinburgh for dinner à la carte at your hotel. Meals BLD
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