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The Scotch Whisky Experience
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Edinburgh Castle
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The Real Mary King's Close
The Real Mary King's Close is a walking tour of Old Edinburgh that tells the city's history with all of the grisly truth about the Black Plague, mysterious hauntings, gruesome crimes, and stifled living situations. It is located opposite St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh Old Town.
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Inchcolm Island
Inchcolm Island is an island in the Firth of Forth in Scotland covering an area of nine hectares. A defensive outpost for the nearby city of Edinburgh, the island was the scene of multiple English raids and invasions during the Wars of Scottish Independence. It is now a popular tourist destination where visitors can discover the embattled past of Scotland.
What's included
9-hour day tour into the Highlands in a 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with air conditioning
English-speaking guide for the entire tour
Visits of Stirling Castle, The Trossachs National Park, Loch Lomond, Rob Roy Country, and Balmaha Nature Trail Walk
Loch Lomond cruise
What's not included
Entry fees to other attractions
Food & drinks (available during the tour for an additional fee)
Important information
* Waterproof clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended
* There are no toilets on the bus, but regular stops are made during the tour
- Wander around the Stirling Castle - a former royal palace and strategic fortification against invaders
- Explore the natural beauty of The Trossachs, where Scotland's famous Highlands and Lowlands meet
- Wander the peaceful shores of Loch Lomond and go on a guided cruise of its waters
Your route north to Stirling follows in the footsteps of the ancient invading armies during the Wars of Scottish Independence.
As you approach Stirling, you spot the magnificent castle. Perched on the high volcanic rock, this stronghold is known as the ‘Key to Scotland’. You can learn about its past and discover the secrets of the royal court when you visit.
From Stirling, you travel into the Highlands, full of shimmering lochs, rugged mountain tops, and forest-filled glens.
Hear the tale of this fascinating folk hero and enjoy the magnificent nature all around you before you stop for lunch in picturesque Aberfoyle.
After lunch, you continue the journey through the national park to the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond.
Join an optional hour-long cruise here to admire the loch from a different angle and enjoy the stories of the local wildlife, folklore, and history.
Back on dry land, you head back to Glasgow, where you arrive in the early evening.
- Show your smartphone ticket at the stance between 23 and 32 of Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station and board the bus
- Departure is at 09:00. Make sure to arrive 15 minutes before departure. Latecomers can't be waited for and no refunds are possible in this case
- Get a full refund if you select a refundable ticket during checkout and cancel until 23:59 the day before you visit.
- Rescheduling is not possible for this ticket.