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journey on Belmond Royal Scotsman is regarded as one of the great travel experiences.
Considered to be among the world’s most luxurious trains, combining Edwardian elegance with the comforts of a country house, you will be joined by a maximum of just 39 other guests as you explore the magnificent scenery in Scotland, visiting places not seen by most visitors. Enjoy exclusive visits to romantic castles, distilleries and private homes. Feast on gastronomic delights, prepared onboard using the freshest local ingredients and accompanied by fine wines, served in one of the two restaurant cars. After dinner, relax with a rare malt in the stunning Observation Car as your very own Highlander regales you with stories of life in Scotland from centuries gone by.
Afterwards, retire to your mahogany-adorned cabin, with private facilities, for a peaceful night’s sleep as Belmond Royal Scotsman slips quietly into a siding where it stables for the night. Unwind in one of the most unique spas that Scotland has to
offer, the Bamford Haybarn Spa. Two tranquil treatment rooms provide a haven of peace, while an exceptional menu of therapies work to rejuvenate body and mind. Simply sit back, relax and watch the striking scenery glide by-a true indulgence on the rails. There is a variety of journeys available on Belmond Royal
Scotsman, from one to seven nights in duration. All prices are per person and are fully inclusive of accommodation, meals, all beverages, entertainment and excursions, as well as the services of your onboard host, there solely to make your journey more enjoyable. Treat yourself to a journey aboard Belmond Royal Scotsman and experience the very best of this wonderful country in world class luxury.
www.belmond.com/royalscotsman BELMOND ROYAL SCOTSMAN IN MILES BY CAR TO: EDINBURGH AIRPORT 08 | GLASGOW AIRPORT 55 | GLENKINCHIE DISTILLERY 15 | GLENEAGLES 44 14
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