Discover legendary landscapes on this cultural tour of Scotland.
On this exclusive cultural tour of Scotland, history, culture, and rugged landscapes come together in perfect harmony. Discover the region’s royal history with visits to the Glasgow Cathedral and the hilltop Stirling Castle, the site of many grand celebrations hosted by Stuart Kings and Queens.
Discover the works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the influential architect and designer, with visits to the Mackintosh House at the Hunterian Museum and the House for an Art Lover. Join whiskey experts for a guided tour and tasting at the Glenkinchie Distillery, and enjoy Scottish delicacies at the Willow Tea Rooms. Then, explore Scottish literary history with a visit to the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and a walk along Poet’s Path, stopping at the landmarks which shaped Burns’ life and work.
Highlights
- Delve into the genius of Charles Rennie Mackintosh with visits to the artist’s Mackintosh House, House for an Art Lover, and the architecturally innovative Hill House, including the pioneering Box conservation project, and enjoy scones and tea at his 1903-designed Willows Tea Rooms.
- Wander along Poet’s Path and discover Scottish literary history with a visit to the Robert Burns Museum, celebrating Scotland’s National Bard.
- Meet the descendants of legendary King of Scotland, Robert the Bruce, and enjoy a private lunch at Broomhall House, among their centuries-old art collection.
- Join renowned whisky expert Charles MacLean at Glenkinchie Distillery, the home of Johnnie Walker, for a lunch, followed by a guided tour and whisky tasting.
- Explore the extensive history of Scotland’s famed Tartan patterned cloth, with an intimate gathering led by world-famous textile designer Araminta Campbell.
- Marvel at masterpieces by French Impressionist Edgar Degas and celebrated sculptor Auguste Rodin, and discover ancient relics and medieval armor from the Ming Dynasty.
- Explore intricate defensive structures of the Stirling Castle, the childhood home to Mary Queen of Scots’.
- Soak in Glasgow’s rich cultural heritage with visits to iconic landmarks like Glasgow Cathedral, the Glasgow School of Art, and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery.
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