Day 1
You leave Edinburgh and head north across the River Forth towards the Highlands.
You make a short stop in one of the quintessential Scottish towns bordering the highland fault line, before crossing into the Cairngorms National Park.
There are numerous options on route including a famous whisky distillery, stunning caledonian forest walks, ancient standing stones, world-changing battlefields, and beautiful lochs. What you do today will be decided by your group and the ever- changing Scottish climate. Ample time for lunch will be given en route.
You then continue north and arrive in Inverness, where you’re dropped off at your accommodation.
The evening is free for you to explore the capital of the Highlands.
Day 2
After a leisurely breakfast you’re picked up from your accommodation and taken into the surrounding countryside.
You travel to Loch Ness where you have the chance to take a boat trip along the loch or stay on shore and visit the impressive ruins of Urquhart castle overlooking the loch.
Our journey continues south through the Great Glen past Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in UK and Fort William. You stop for lunch along the way before arriving in Glencoe.
The return journey continues over the wild and remote Rannoch Moor and into the lowland scenery around Stirling, before finally reaching our starting point of Edinburgh.
Discover the last resting place of the Kings of France and its unique collection of 70 sculpted tombs.
Tour of the Basilica of St Denis
Here you'll be able to see the grave of Saint Denis, a Bishop of Paris who died in 250 AD, the royal abbey of Saint-Denis, the burial place of 43 kings, 32 queens and 10 servants of the monarchy. During this visit you'll also be able to see the basilica which was raised to the rank of cathedral in 1966.
Enter the Museum of sculptures, featuring over 70 recumbent statues and monumental tombs from the Renaissance, see how the basilica contains within its walls the largest collection of funerary sculptures from the 12th to the 16th century.
The birth of Gothic art, the church designed by Abbot Suger, the kings' advisor from 1135 to 1144, completed in the 13th century during the reign of Saint Louis: a major work of Gothic art, this church was the first place of great importance of light and symbol of divinity in religious architecture.
Aspectos destacados
Admire la hermosa arquitectura y el encantador ambiente de Turín a su propio ritmo.
Baje y suba a las principales atracciones cercanas: Piazza Castello y el Castillo Rivoli.
Visite el Museo Nacional de Cine, el Museo Egipcio.
Bájese y disfrute de un paseo entre los cafés art nouveau o deléitese con los deliciosos chocolates que se ofrecen, Turín y el resto de la región del Piamonte, donde se produce el primer chocolate en masa.
El tour incluye
Billete de 24h para autobús con paradas
Audioguía en 8 idiomas (inglés, italiano, francés, alemán, español, portugués, chino y ruso)
Entrada gratuita para menores de 5 años.
Accesible para sillas de ruedas
El tour NO incluye
Recogida en hotel
Entradas de las atracciones
Comida y bebida
Tenga en cuenta: En ocasiones, debido a eventos, es posible que no se garanticen algunas paradas; puede encontrar información actualizada sobre las paradas en las paradas de autobús o en la aplicación en línea.
