Scotland: Glasgow, Edinburgh & Aberdeen
Begin in the culture-rich city of Glasgow. Take a private tour of the city centre or west end to see all the art and discover what this city has to offer. Climb the stairs of The Lighthouse to see a panoramic view of Glasgow along with the art on display. After appreciating the art, rent a car and head east to Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh. In Edinburgh, visit the Royal Mile, a popular street filled with ghost tours, food and buildings which also leads to the famous Edinburgh Castle.
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Begin in the culture-rich city of Glasgow. Take a private tour of the city centre or west end to see all the art and discover what this city has to offer. Climb the stairs of The Lighthouse to see a panoramic view of Glasgow along with the art on display. After appreciating the art, rent a car and head east to Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh. In Edinburgh, visit the Royal Mile, a popular street filled with ghost tours, food and buildings which also leads to the famous Edinburgh Castle. The history and culture of the city pours out in the National Museum of Scotland, prepare to spend hours wandering around! A sunset at Calton Hill is the perfect way to end this part of your trip, taking in the magnificent views of the city from above. Lastly, you will make your way to Aberdeen, Scotland’s third largest city found in the northeast. Visit the Maritime Museum or the Science Centre to marvel at the displays and exhibits. Explore Union Street to find great places to eat or wander along Aberdeen Beach if the weather is warm. Waterviews strives to offer accommodation options within walking distance of water and/or in an area of touristic interest. Our prices include taxes (but excludes local tourist taxes). Customize your trip to your personal preferences with optional activities (hit the “Add Activities’’) or change hotels, etc. Contact us for customization at no extra cost at: Service@waterviewstravel.com
Destinations
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
- Aberdeen
Itinerary
Glasgow
As Scotland's biggest city and its beating heart, Glasgow prides itself on its rich cultural scene, vibrant atmosphere and friendly locals. There's truly something for everyone here, from high street, designer and independent shops, buzzing nightlife, world-class eateries and hip cafes to green parks, elegant Victorian architecture and incredible museums. Soak up some culture at the Kelvingrove Museum, wander the quaint lanes of the West End or do as the locals and enjoy the countless pubs of the city centre - you won’t be disappointed.
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As Scotland's biggest city and its beating heart, Glasgow prides itself on its rich cultural scene, vibrant atmosphere and friendly locals. There's truly something for everyone here, from high street, designer and independent shops, buzzing nightlife, world-class eateries and hip cafes to green parks, elegant Victorian architecture and incredible museums. Soak up some culture at the Kelvingrove Museum, wander the quaint lanes of the West End or do as the locals and enjoy the countless pubs of the city centre - you won’t be disappointed.
Edinburgh
Scotland's capital is steeped in charm, with monuments, historic buildings and picturesque views on every corner. Set between rolling hills and the waters of the Firth of Forth, Edinburgh has something to offer for everyone, with rich culture, enchanting history and scenic nature right on your doorstep. Stroll through the narrow, cobbled lanes of the Old Town, climb up to the ancient castle that sits atop a craggy rock or head to the elegant avenues of the bustling New Town where countless museums, galleries, restaurants and cafes await.
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Scotland's capital is steeped in charm, with monuments, historic buildings and picturesque views on every corner. Set between rolling hills and the waters of the Firth of Forth, Edinburgh has something to offer for everyone, with rich culture, enchanting history and scenic nature right on your doorstep. Stroll through the narrow, cobbled lanes of the Old Town, climb up to the ancient castle that sits atop a craggy rock or head to the elegant avenues of the bustling New Town where countless museums, galleries, restaurants and cafes await.
Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a bustling city in the north of Scotland, known for being the centre of the country’s oil industry. Much of the city is filled with the distinctive grey-hued buildings which give Aberdeen its name as the ‘Granite City’, and there are a number of interesting things to see here, from excellent museums and galleries to great restaurants, shopping opportunities and a lively nightlife scene helped by its large student population. Nearby, the Malt Whisky Trail and the landscapes of Royal Deeside are waiting to be discovered.
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Aberdeen is a bustling city in the north of Scotland, known for being the centre of the country’s oil industry. Much of the city is filled with the distinctive grey-hued buildings which give Aberdeen its name as the ‘Granite City’, and there are a number of interesting things to see here, from excellent museums and galleries to great restaurants, shopping opportunities and a lively nightlife scene helped by its large student population. Nearby, the Malt Whisky Trail and the landscapes of Royal Deeside are waiting to be discovered.
