Private Day Tour from Edinburgh to Stirling Castle & Whisky Distillery
About
Discover the beauty of Stirling. Visit the famous Castle and thereafter enjoy a wee dram in one of the most famous Whisky Distilleries in Scotland.
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Visit Stirling Castle
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Visit a famous Whisky Distillery.
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Admire the spectacular view from the Bridge of Teith at Doune, towards Doune Castle and visit the set used to film scenes in Outlander and Game of Thrones.
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Enjoy views towards the magnificent city of Stirling & the Kelpies.
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Take wonderful photos of the Three Bridges from the quaint village of South Queensferry.
Full Itinerary
During our journey you will enjoy magnificent views towards Stirling Castle.
This castle represented the heart of the kingdom of Scotland, dominating the countryside form its strategic position on top of a vast volcanic rock above the river Forth, at the meeting point between the Lowlands and the Highlands. It’s origins are ancient and over the centuries it became a principal royal residence and stronghold, closely associated with the Stuart Dynasty.
Visit either Denston or Glengoyne Distillery. A visit to Scotland is incomplete without learning how malt whisky is made. It's an art and a science.
Doune Castle, which was used as a set for Winterfell in the T.V. series Game of Thrones and as Castle Leoch, the seat of Clan Mackenzie, for the series Outlander. Originally built in the 13th century, Doune Castle suffered much damage in the Wars of Independence. It was later rebuilt in its current form in the 14th century.
Enjoy views of the famous 3 bridges, which span the Firth of Forth
Inclusions:
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Qualified, fully accredited and licensed Scottish Tourist Guide
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Private driver-guided tour
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Unlimited mileage and all parking fees
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Admission fees for Stirling Castle and Whisky Distillery
Exclusions:
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Food and drink
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Gratuities
Tour price:
From £710.00 for 1 person
Maximum 4 people
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Tour duration:
8 hours
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Meeting point:
09:00 - from client's city centre hotel or from your cruise ship terminal, either at the port of Leith or Newhaven