A Classic London & Edinburgh Journey by Train

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7 daysDuration

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50 peopleMaximum group size

7 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

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London, England

Edinburgh, Scotland

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Itinerary

Begin in London, where iconic landmarks, royal history, and world-famous sights come together with guided tours to Windsor Castle, Oxford, and Stonehenge. Travel north by scenic train to Edinburgh, where medieval streets, dramatic castles, and hidden stories await—from the Royal Mile to the mystical Rosslyn Chapel and historic Stirling Castle. With comfortable hotels, daily breakfast, expert-led tours, and seamless private transfers, this journey offers a stress-free way to discover two unforgettable capitals in one remarkable trip

day 1London Arrival

Upon arriving in London, you’ll be immersed in the city’s rich history and vibrant energy. Your dedicated driver will be waiting at the airport for a smooth and comfortable transfer to your accommodation, allowing you to begin your London experience with ease.
After settling in, take time to explore London’s iconic streets and neighbourhoods. Enjoy classic British fare at traditional pubs or stylish cafés, and perhaps sample local favourites such as afternoon tea, fish and chips, or a hearty Sunday roast.
Accommodation at The Tower a Guoman Hotel, London, or similar

day 2London Sightseeing

day 3Windsor Castle, Oxford And Stonehenge

day 4London To Edinburgh By Train

day 5Classic Edinburgh

day 6Rosslyn Chapel, Stirling Castle & Dunfermline Abbey

day 7Farewell Edinburgh

What's Included

Meals

Daily breakfast

Transport

Private arrival transfer from London airport to the London hotelPrivate transfer from your hotel in London to the London train stationTrain ticket from London to Edinburgh in standard classPrivate transfer from Edinburgh train station to your hotelPrivate departure transfer from your hotel in Edinburgh to the Edinburgh airport or train station

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3 nights in London3 nights in EdinburghHalf Day Shared London Sightseeing Tour (3 hours)Shared Tour of Windsor Castle, Oxford, and Stonehenge (10 hours)Shared Secrets of Edinburgh's Royal Mile Tour and Castle Entry (2 hours)Shared Tour of Rosslyn Chapel, Stirling Castle & Dunfermline Abbey (8.5 hours)

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