United Kingdom

United Kingdom: London & the Scottish Highlands

When

May to Sept

Price

From 6 500 excl. flights

(based on 2 people sharing)

How long

6 nights

Ideal length

1 / 7

London for its energy and free museums, the Cotswolds for a taste of the English countryside, then Scotland for its castles and lochs. A clean contrast between capital and open air, just a few train hours apart.

London and the Cotswolds

The trip opens with two days in London: an evening along the Thames to a lit-up Tower Bridge, then Westminster and Big Ben in the morning, Notting Hill's pastel houses and Portobello Market in the afternoon. The road then runs into the Cotswolds, where the golden-stone villages of Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water offer an immediate contrast to the capital's energy — a night at a country inn to stretch out the slower pace.

Edinburgh and the Highlands

A train ride leads to Edinburgh, where the floodlit castle dominates the old town from the first evening. After a visit to the castle at opening time and a walk down the Royal Mile to Holyroodhouse, the trip pushes into the Highlands: Glencoe valley, the shores of Loch Ness, and one last whisky at a village pub before heading back to Edinburgh for the return flight.

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Where to rest your head

The Marylebone Townhouse

The Marylebone Townhouse

A restored Georgian townhouse near Marylebone High Street, classic rooms in deep tones, a fireside lounge for afternoon tea.

The Royal Mile House

The Royal Mile House

A boutique hotel tucked into a 17th-century building, steps from the Royal Mile and with castle views from select rooms.