Perched among volcanic hills, Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, is dominated by its iconic castle and a skyline of spires, towers, and domes. The city is an architectural treasure trove, featuring elegant Georgian terraces and late medieval monuments that captivate even the most discerning enthusiasts. Visitors can wander the famed Royal Mile, discover hidden gems like Dunbar’s Close Garden, or explore the playful optical illusions of the Camera Obscura. Whisky lovers will delight in the Scotch Whisky Experience, while theatres, museums, lively pubs, and restaurants bring the city to life. For breathtaking panoramas, Calton Hill offers a sweeping view of historic streets and distant hills. Edinburgh’s blend of history, culture, and vibrant energy makes it a must-visit destination for every traveller.
Set amidst dramatic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands is the city of Inverness, characterised by classic highland scenery of rolling hillsides, quaint towns, commanding castles and unique wildlife. Inverness holds the title of the "Capital of the Highlands," with iconic landmarks such as Urquhart Castle overlooking the enigmatic Loch Ness, where the elusive Nessie is said to reside. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Cairngorms National Park, offering hiking and biking adventures. The Inverness Highland Games provide a lively cultural experience. Meanwhile, the Highland Whisky Trail beckons with traditional distilleries, producing exceptional single malts since the 19th century. The Victorian Market in Old Town Inverness houses stores that sell fresh produce, spices, souvenirs, and clothing. With its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, this Highland gem is a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Scotland's heritage.
Situated on the famous River Thames in south-central England, London, the largest city in the United Kingdom, boasts an iconic skyline and dates back thousands of years to the Roman Empire. The capital city is home to world-class Michelin star restaurants, and four World Heritage sites: the Tower of London, Kew Gardens, the Palace of Westminster, and the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. Other phenomenal attractions include Madame Tussauds; the London Eye; the West End Theatres; and premier shopping at several famous markets and iconic department stores. Visitors may also enjoy a river cruise along the Thames past the Houses of Parliament and Westminster, or visit the British Museum, Natural History Museum, Tate Modern and the Science Museum. Don’t miss a visit to the King's official residence at Buckingham Palace to view the world-famous changing of the guards.
