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Whisky.Castles.Lords A rich abundance of cultural and culinary delights await. life can be a trip Scotland When travelling through Scotland, past numerous fortresses, churches, castles, battlefields, and ancient historic monuments, it's not difficult to connect with the country’s distant past. Evidence remaining of the hardships borne by a nation carving out its place in history is everywhere. Following a turbulent past, the nation of the Scots became one of the most progressive contributors to the enlightenment, producing a diverse selection of engineers, inventors, pioneers, statesmen, explorers, artists, writers, and some of the greatest minds the world has ever known. Famous throughout the world for many things, including their sense of humor, the Scots are perhaps best known for their warmth and hospitality. Upon arrival at the Edinburgh airport we will have a private transfer to our hotel in the heart of Scotland's capital city's center. After Welcome Drinks shortly after our arrival, you will have the rest of the evening free. Our hotel is situated on a pretty, leafy Georgian square, between Princes Street and George Street, Edinburgh's two shopping streets. If you Day 2 stick your head out of the main door you can see the imposing Edinburgh Castle perched high on Castle Rock, the remains of an extinct volcano rising steeply above Princes Street Gardens. The hotel has a fantastic restaurant, and there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. Day 3 We will begin the day with a spectacular private tour of Edinburgh Castle, including the ‘Honours of Scotland’ - the crown jewels.
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