Edinburgh, Scotland's Compact, Hilly Capital creates Spectacular Beauty with its Skyline, Cobbled Streets and Colourful Characters.
It has a medieval old town dominated by a medieval fortress and an elegant Georgian new town with neoclassical architecture and a wealth of beautiful buildings. Both Edinburgh's new town and old town have UNESCO World Heritage status. Memories are created with an incredible array of historical and cultural attractions, chic bars and restaurants along with galleries and boutiques.
Price is per person sharing a double or twin room and is based on 30 passengers. Single supplement applies.
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Itinerary/Excursions
The Scotch Whiskey Experience
The Scotch Whiskey Experience is considered one of the seven wonders of the 'Scotch Whiskey World', where you can explore the glass vault of the World's largest collection of Scotch Whiskey. As the only visitor attraction in the world to take you on a tour of Scotland's five whiskey region, the Scoth Whiskey Experience offers Silver and Gold tours. The Silver Tour will take you through the glass vault, teaching you how geography and weather combine to create unique regional characteristics. You will delve into the history and alchemy of creating the perfect dram, and enjoy a dram of your chosen whiskey. You will even get a souvenir crystal tasting glass to take home! The Gold Tour offers all of the above, plus an introductory tasting of four additional whiskeys and a one year membership to the Scotch Whiskey Appreciation Society.
Arthur's Seat
Arthur's Seat is an ancient volcano that offers one of the best views of the city. A jagged, grassy prominence named after King Arthur, according to legend, is also said to be the site of mythical Camelot. At a hefty height of 822 feet, Arthur's Seat is thought to be around 350 million years old, conceived by an extinct volcano system of the Carboniferous Age.
Edinburgh Old Town & New Town
Visit Edinburgh's Old Town, a bustling area with centuries-old buildings and narrow alleys. Declared an UNESCO heritage site in 1995, with Edinburgh Castle at its heart. Stroll the Royal Mile, the thoroughfare that links the castle with the palace, two of the main attractions. The juxtaposition with the New Town brings cultural and historical depth as the New Town brings elegance, with Georgian town houses lining the broad avenues and open squares. Built in the Georgian era, upscale boutiques and shops along with the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh's New Town brings lots to discover.
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle is one of Edinburgh's most famous landmarks, and one of the oldest fortified places in Europe. With a rich history as a royal residence, military garrison, fortress and prison, the castle is filled with exciting tales. When you climb the Castle Hill, you will be walking in the footsteps of kings, queens, prisoners, soldiers and even a pirate or two. Visit King Charles I birth chamber, the last royal to reside in the castle.
Calton Hill
Calton Hill is a mix of quiet streets, along with bustling commercial areas. The hill itself brings glorious city views and is home to the Collective contemporary art gallery and the unfinished National Monument.
All the above excursions are suggested.
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Your Holiday Includes
- 3 nights at the Leonardo Royal Hotel, Edinburgh
- Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
- Private coach travel
- Services of an experienced driver throughout your stay
- Cancellation Protection
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Hotel Details
Leonardo Royal Hotel, Edinburgh Haymarket
The Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket lies in the historical heart of the city, right next door to Haymarket station and a vast array of cafés, bars and restaurants. Discover the numerous sights and events in this lively city: The Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket is home to 282 lavish and modern rooms. For breakfast, an abundant Scottish buffet awaits you, as well as a large continental selection. In the evenings, exclusive combinations of traditional and modern dishes are served at the restaurant.
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