Glasgow, Loch Lomond National Park

Alexandria, GB

Highlights

  • Explore the stunning Doune Castle from Game of Thrones and Outlander
  • Cruise on the beautiful Loch Katrine and be inspired by its literary history
  • Marvel at the breathtaking views of Loch Lomond, the largest lake in the UK
  • Discover the vibrant and culturally rich city of Glasgow
  • Visit the historic Glasgow Cathedral and its magnificent Necropolis

Meeting Point

Top of Old Fishmarket Close

Meeting point

190 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1QS , United Kingdom

End point

What to expect

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Loch Katrine

Loch Katrine is said to be the most beautiful lake in Scotland and will be the next point on our tour. You will have the opportunity to take a small boat trip on the lake that will make you fall in love. For those passionate about literature, it will be exciting to discover that this place was a source of inspiration for Sir Walter Scott, the most important writer in Scotland, since Rob Roy, hero of the Jacobite wars and protagonist of one of his lives, lived on the shores of the lake. novels. Even Queen Victoria surrendered to the charms of the landscape that surrounds this magnificent lake located in the Highlands, just like "The Lady of the Lake". The ticket to the boat is not included in the price of the excursion.

Duration 45 minutes
2

Balloch

We will continue on our way to the town of Balloch to meet the largest lake in the United Kingdom, Loch Lomond. It is also established as one of the most important holiday destinations in Scotland where the elites of the 19th century chose this place to build their summer residences. The lunch stop will be made at this point where the views of Loch Lomond will be spectacular.

Duration 90 minutes
3

Argyle Street

Cradle of the Industrial Revolution and social movements, Glasgow is by right the economic capital of Scotland. We will travel there to outline a general vision of the social, commercial and cultural reality of this city. Our first contact with the culture it houses will be at the Kelvingrove Museum. After the visit to the museum, we will follow the course of the River Clyde, where the city has grown throughout its history. We can see this evolution in an exclusively panoramic tour: Castle Street, Green Park, the buildings of the International Exhibition of 1888, the renovation of the city established by Norman Foster for the Commonwealth Games of 2014, the University and the Kelvingrove Museum .

Duration 30 minutes
4

Glasgow Cathedral

The last stop before to leave Glasgow, will be at the Cathedral of St. Mungo. This place enjoys the privilege of being the only medieval cathedral still standing in all of Scottish territory, apart from also containing the relics of the saint. In addition, this cathedral witnessed the continuous religious struggles that occurred in this land. Finally, we can appreciate that the economic power of the city is manifested in its spectacular Necropolis.

Duration 45 minutes

The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.

Additional Information

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    Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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    Public transportation options are available nearby
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    Specialized infant seats are available
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    Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What our experts say

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    Try local haggis at a nearby pub.
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    Visit the Kelvingrove Museum for art.
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    Take a boat trip at Loch Katrine.
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    Enjoy views of Loch Lomond during lunch.
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    Explore Glasgow Cathedral's stunning architecture.

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