10-Day Luxury London, Edinburgh and Dublin

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After breakfast, you'll visit some of London's most famous palaces, castles, and cathedrals on a luxury driving tour of the city. This, of course, includes a stop at Buckingham Palace as well as Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral, where Princess Diana married Prince Charles in 1981. This guided tour is the most personalised way to see the royal and religious landmarks that have been an integral part of Britain's heritage from antiquity through to present day.

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There are few tastier ways to partake in traditional English culture than by sitting down to a spot of tea. You should do like the locals and enjoy yours in style, which is why today your guide will whisk you off to central London to a posh hotel. As part of the experience, this afternoon tea service will include traditional cucumber sandwiches, Victoria sponge cakes, and Earl Grey tea. This is a refined way to spend an afternoon, which is why you should relish the experience.

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After breakfast, your luxury travel experience continues as you head north into Scotland and its incomparable capital of Edinburgh. You'll travel by rail and have ample opportunity to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the English countryside as it passes outside your window. Once you arrive you'll be struck by the city's palpable history, which is evident in its architecture and on its streets.

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Today in Edinburgh, you'll be treated to a driving tour of the main attractions. As a part of this experience, a friendly driver-guide in a luxury vehicle will whisk you away. Over the course of the day, you will see Gladstones Land, the Royal Mile, St Giles Church, and more, all while your guide entertains you with fascinating facts and anecdotes. Finally, after the Scottish Parliament Buildings, you'll enjoy the views from Arthur’s Seat before completing your tour in New Town.

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Today, you'll be visiting the most iconic attraction in Edinburgh: the historic castle. It's a dominating fortress located atop Castle Rock, a basalt cliff formed by a volcanic eruption over 340 million years ago. This fortress was the seat of royalty since its construction in the 12th century, and it frequently changed hands between Scottish and British monarchs. In the evening, your journey into Edinburgh’s past continues with a night-time ghost walk that takes you beneath the city streets.

Next, you're off to the beating heart of Ireland: Dublin. As a part of the luxury travel service, you will fly to Ireland's capital. After checking into your hotel, the remainder of the day and evening is yours to enjoy as you see fit. You can head to Dublin's cultural quarter for a pub crawl. As you wander around the River Liffey, visiting historic pubs, you'll enjoy typical Irish merrymaking in the form of traditional live music and convivial conversation over pints of frothy Guinness.

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Today, you'll head out and enjoy Dublin's famous sights on a private tour tailored to your interests. Your expert guide will point out the top historic landmarks such as City Hall, Trinity College, the 18th-century St. Mary's Church, Dublin Castle, and the former House of Parliament. You'll also visit some of the liveliest areas around town, including the Temple Bar District and the Italian Quarter, and stretch your legs with a walk along the scenic Liffey River and bustling O’Connell Street.

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Ireland is justifiably famous for its high-quality whiskeys. Few are more popular around the world than Jameson, which was first introduced in Dublin way back in the year 1780. Today, you'll visit the Jameson Distillery on Bow Street to enjoy a 40-minute tasting tour of various blended whiskeys. Not only that, but you'll learn all about the complex distillation process that the distillery has been using for over two centuries to produce this iconic Irish product.