3 Day Edinburgh St Andrews Aberdeen Inverness Private Tour

th Century building is Scotland’s largest and most magnificent medieval church), the Castle, the University Chapel (founded in 1450) and the very famous Old (golf) Course. Cathedral has a small entrance fee.

Not included in cost.

Entrance is chargeable.

an ancient medieval fortress located upon a rocky headland near Stonehaven. The surviving buildings date from the 13th to the 16th centuries but was originally fortified in the Early Middle Ages. You can enjoy this castle for free, but there is a charge to visit the interior.

other fascinating historic buildings and monuments.

ilings and ancient, great yew hedges and walled gardens set in magnificent surroundings. Extra cost to go inside.

You will be able to photograph the cows, learn about their history and sample succulent Premium Aberdeenshire Highland Beef during lunch!

urchased for Queen Victoria by Prince Albert in 1852. A must on all visitors to see list. Please note castle is usually closed mid August to end of October. Entrance Fee not included. Free in low season.

It is a single malt Scotch whisky producer based near Balmoral Castle. You will be able to learn how it is made and sample some drams. Always requires advance booking. Extra cost to go inside.

You might spot the infamous monster “Nessie” and you will be able to explore centuries of history at Castle Urquhart, which over looks the water. Extra cost to go inside.

Fit for a Queen and named after one.

House of Bruar is department store like no other and is located in the heart of beautiful Perthshire. It stocks an amazing range of Scottish Country Clothes (masterfully crafted luxury textiles including cashmere, merino and lambswool), gifts, art and many other selected products.