Tour england, scotland and ireland from mexico
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Tours in the United KingdomNextPreviousVisit Britain! If you want to enjoy a tour to know the highlights of England and Scotland, you can not miss our selection. Visit London, the capital of England, where you can see the famous Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
Get to know the medieval Stamford and York, a city where you can admire its spectacular cathedral. You will arrive in Scotland and visit the settlement of Melrose and the village of Rosslyn, with its famous chapel, before entering Edinburgh.
Fans of Harry Potter or Outlander will love the tours to Scotland where you will enjoy the green landscapes of the Highlands and the Scottish castles. A trip that starts in Edinburgh, a city where you can visit its majestic castle and stroll along the Royal Mile. From there we will head north to visit St. Andrews, the oldest university in Scotland and the birthplace of golf, and also, you can stroll through Perth and Pitlochry.
England, scotland and ireland in 15 days
Both Glasgow and Edinburgh have frequent direct train services from London, as well as being easily accessible from the main towns and cities of England, although you may have to change trains at some stations.
Flying to Scotland from elsewhere in the UK is usually the quickest option. This is particularly true if your final destination is beyond the main cities or on any of the islands.
If you decide to take the M6, we advise you to follow the Historic Borders Route to Edinburgh along the A7, or the Galloway Tourist Route which starts on the A75 and passes through Dumfries before continuing on to Ayr on the west coast of Scotland.
From the A74, you can join the South West Coastal 300, a beautiful loop through the Dumfries & Galloway region, along the Ayrshire coast to Glasgow via the Clyde Valley Tourist Route.
Traveling from Manchester or York takes about 2 hours, while from Bristol it’s about 7 hours.If you go beyond Edinburgh, count an additional 2.5 hours to get to Aberdeen or 3.5 hours to Inverness.
How to get around england, scotland and ireland
Welcome to Europe! Arrival at London Heathrow International Airport. Assistance by our staff and transfer to your hotel in London. Free day at your disposal to settle in and explore the capital of England and the United Kingdom. Overnight at the hotel.
Accommodation and breakfast. Departure to Chester, a walled city that we will visit on a walking tour. It is so well preserved that has some sections of the Roman period. Famous for its streets “rows”, houses with wooden facades and its Cathedral. Free time to stroll through the streets. Return to Liverpool. We will have a panoramic tour where we will see the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Catholic Cathedral and have free time to visit “The Cavern” (optional). Once in the port, we will visit the famous “Albert Dock” area, the maritime Liverpool, a fascinating area where you can explore the growth of Liverpool and the region that extends beyond the port. Here we will find places like the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the Tate Gallery and we will have time to visit the Beatles Museum (optional).
Tour england and scotland
We will leave London northwest to the university city of Oxford, where we will take a short walking tour to admire its magnificent colleges and visit one of them. Oxford University is also the oldest and most prestigious university in the English-speaking world. From Oxford we will go to Stratford-Upon-Avon, a charming town on the banks of the River Avon and birthplace of the playwright William Shakespeare. In this beautiful town we will make a panoramic visit stopping for lunch. We then continue north to the walled city of Chester for a walking tour. We will depart for a panoramic visit to Liverpool, birthplace of the most famous rock band: The Beatles and European Capital of Culture in 2008. In Liverpool we find one of the largest ports in England, with the famous “Albert Dock” area. Dinner, bed and breakfast at the Marriott Liverpool City Centre Hotel or similar.