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Day 1: Board an overnight flight to Scotland!
Day 2: Glasgow | Stirling | St. Andrews | Edinburgh
Meet your Tour Director at your destinationWalking tour of Stirling
Visit Stirling CastleWalking tour of St. Andrews
Supervised exploration time in St. Andrews
Day 3: Edinburgh
Take a guided tour of EdinburghVisit Edinburgh CastleStorytelling Workshop at the Scottish Storytelling Centre
Scottish Ceilidh
Kick up your heels and sample traditional Scottish cuisine at this evening’s optional ceilidh! Before the days of bars and dance clubs, people would gather for a ceilidh to dance, sing, or engage in lively discussions. Professional performers will teach Scottish dances set to pipe music. Enjoy traditional sword dancing and try local fare like haggis, neeps and tatties.
Day 4: Edinburgh | London
Supervised exploration time in Edinburgh
Travel by train to LondonDay 5: London
Take a guided tour of London
With your expert local guide you will see:
- Big Ben and Houses of Parliament
- Piccadilly Circus
- St. Paul’s Cathedral
- Westminster Abbey
- Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (if scheduled)
Explore Borough Market
Tour of the Globe Theatre
Participate in a Globe Theatre workshop
Enjoy an evening theatre performance at the Globe Theatre (Available May - October) or in the West End
Day 6: London
Visit the British Library
Visit London's iconic Camden Market
Participate in an educational poetry workshop at Keats House Museum
Day 7: London | Oxford
Full day Excursion to Oxford
Take a walking tour of Oxford
Visit a college in Oxford
Guided Sightseeing of Literary Oxford
Day 8: London
Supervised Exploration time in London
Tower of London
The history of London comes to life at this complex of 20 towers surrounding Tower Green. The oldest tower, known as the White Tower, was completed in 1097, when it was the tallest building in London. The Tower buildings have had many uses over the years; perhaps the most infamous was as a jail for political prisoners, not to mention two of Henry VIII’s wives. The most famous exhibits at the Tower are the British Crown Jewels. Aside from a short interruption during WWII, these splendid baubles have been locked behind the Tower’s walls for centuries.
Fish and Chips Dinner
Day 9: Depart for home
