Photographic stop of the impressive bridges of Edinburgh, each of the three of different structure and the longest in the world in them. Forth Bridge named a World Heritage Site.

Photographic stop of this beautiful little town of buildings and houses more typical of the Highlands but which is located on the very outskirts of Edinburgh.

Do you know where the most famous king of Scotland is buried and who defeated the invading English army thus preserving Scottish independence? We bring you to the famous Dunfermline Abbey where the body of Robert the Bruce is buried among other Scottish kings and queens, but not his heart, we will tell you more here. The Dunfermline Palace is one of the oldest ruins in Scotland.

Do you know why the Scottish flag and the name of this beautiful town, the birthplace of Golf and filming location for the famous movie "Chariots of fire"? Well, we will show you the entire town and that is that the relics of the Apostle Saint Andres arrived here in the 8th century and this is the origin and progress of what was the largest Cathedral in all of Scotland. The third oldest English speaking university in the world is located here in addition to the headquarters of the oldest Golf club in the world and St. Andrews Castle. We will show you everything!

We will visit the ruins of what was the largest Cathedral in all of Scotland.

House of the Bishop of St Andrews and attacked several times by the English we will see the ruins of this important castle in its day.

We will see the exterior of the central building of the third oldest university in the entire English speaking world (1410) and one of the most important in the whole of the United Kingdom. Also the chapel of it.

We will pass by the oldest active golf course in the world and the club building of the Royal & Ancient club of St. Andrews called in the 18th century "The Knights of Fife Golf Club" and which drafted the first rules to play Golf.

We will also take you along the famous beach where the movie "Chariots of Fire" was filmed and you will see how along it there are numerous golf courses.

This is one of the most beautiful picturesque little towns in Pertshire. We will pass to see the same by the bucolic bridge and the ruins of the historic Cathedral where the relics of St Columba de Iona were.

On the way north we will cross the city of Dundee and see the famous RRS Discovery ship which was the first to locate the true magnetic pole of Antarctica in 1901.

Well, this is another of the most picturesque towns in all of Scotland and where the tourist boom of this beautiful country began with the visit of Queen Victoria in 1842.

Impressive citadel where the movie "Hamlet" was also filmed with Mel Gibson and Glenn Close in 1990 as well as inspired by the home of Princess Merida in the animated film "Brave". We will take photos of your silhouette and continue our super complete journey so that we have time for such beautiful and complete content today.

Beautiful, from a movie. Our company is one of the few that brings you through and through Scotland's largest National Park.

In Braemar, also a picturesque little town and the coldest in Scotland as well as a base for skiing in the area, we will have a light lunch.

Or the European Capital of Oil. Also known as the city of granite. We will make a short central tour and then rest in your wonderful hotel.