Our compact tours of Scotland and Ireland cover all the must-see attractions, blending historic cities with iconic landmarks.
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Commence your tours of Scotland and Ireland at 2:00 PM, starting from your Dublin hotel. Your journey begins with a visit to Dalkey Castle, a structure dating back to 1390, where five centuries of history come alive through engaging and interactive tours led by costumed actors. As you take a leisurely walk through this town steeped in heritage, you'll follow in the footsteps of the internationally acclaimed writer Maeve Binchy, visiting the Memorial Garden dedicated to her, and pass by the beloved local pub of U2's Bono. Conclude the day with a welcome drink at your hotel, enjoying the company of your fellow travelers, and then relish some free time for an independent dinner. 
Embark on a comprehensive tour of Dublin, where you'll encounter the grandeur of its Georgian architecture and the vibrant atmosphere of its bustling, shop-lined streets. Explore the spiritual essence of Dublin by visiting the venerable Christ Church Cathedral, a thousand years old, and marvel at its opulent interior adorned with treasures that narrate Ireland's rich history. The afternoon is yours to independently discover Dublin's charms before an exciting Irish evening awaits you at Taylors Three Rock, where a lively show will entertain you during dinner. 
Begin your day with a visit to Listoke Distillery, where you'll be treated to a tour of this gin-producing establishment, along with a refreshing drink. Continue your journey by exploring the magnificent Hillsborough Castle, a residence used by the King during his visits to Northern Ireland. Conclude your day with a panoramic tour of Belfast, where you'll have the chance to admire Victorian architecture, the impressive City Hall located in Donegall Square, and the historic shipyards where the RMS Titanic was constructed. 
As you embark on your tours of Scotland and Ireland, journey through a portion of the Nine Glens of Antrim, a breathtaking region that offers stunning vistas of mountains, valleys, and the coastline. Explore the enchanting Giant's Causeway, a natural marvel formed over 60 million years ago by the cooling of lava, a place steeped in countless legends. Share a meal with your fellow travelers at the Crosskeys Inn, Ireland's oldest thatched roof pub, a unique and exclusive experience brought to you by GoEuroTours. 
Delve into a century and a half of history at Crumlin Road Gaol, a Victorian-era prison, where you'll be captivated by the tales of the 25,000 individuals who once served sentences there. Afterward, hop on the ferry bound for Scotland, and then continue your northward adventure into the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, culminating at your historic Pitlochry hotel. This charming establishment still preserves numerous original elements, offering distinctive guest rooms and expansive grounds. 
Visit Blair Athol Distillery to witness the whisky distillation process and savor a small dram of this fine spirit. Your journey continues to the east coast, where you'll reach St Andrews, celebrated as the "Home of Golf" and home to Scotland's oldest university. Enjoy a brief guided walking tour and then have the freedom to explore the town at your own pace. For departures between July 31 and August 14, you'll have the exceptional opportunity to attend the awe-inspiring Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo on the Castle Esplanade. 
Embark on an exciting Orcadian exploration today on your Scotland island tours, delving into the Neolithic history of Orkney, which has earned its place as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a picturesque drive along the northern part of the main island, passing by the Earl's Palace in Birsay. Witness the marvel of Skara Brae, a 5,000-year-old village. Take some leisurely time for lunch in the charming port town of Stromness. Continue your journey to the Ring of Brodgar, an ancient ceremonial stone circle. Wrap up the day in Kirkwall, where you'll visit the remarkable St Magnus Cathedral. In the evening, you're free to roam the town and dine as you prefer. Your tours of Scotland and Ireland end after breakfast.
GoEuroTours made our anniversary trip unforgettable! The Dalkey Village stroll and the Edinburgh independent sightseeing were romantic and charming. Thanks for the memories!
What an adventure with GoEuroTours! The Crumlin Road Gaol was a haunting experience, and the Scottish Evening in Edinburgh was a lively celebration. The value for money and the memories will last a lifetime.
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