Along the River Clyde, which is first pastoral, then travel into the city of Glasgow, Scotland's second city. Glasgow's skyline is a kaleidoscope of architectural gems, encompassing the magnificent 1 2thcentury cathedral, stunning Victorian cityscape, and revolutionary Art Nouveau. Upon arrival into the city center you will see the main streets and squares, including George Square, Glasgow's oldest public square with its many statues. Your guide will also point out the main attractions and principal buildings of Glasgow. A gift shop is available at the museum.
Venues listed are wheelchair accessible.
One of the greatest castles in Scotland, Stirling Castle, which is both historically and geographically at the heart of the country. Set on a rocky outcrop where the Lowlands meet the Highlands, the castle will give you unrivaled panoramas from the battlements. The castle's architecture is of outstanding quality and you will see the Great Hall, Chapel Royal, Renaissance Palace and the artillery fortifications of the 16th through 18th centuries. Your motor coach will drive through the old town to arrive at the castle, where every inch seems drenched in history. Through the heart of Scotland, the Central District, and into Stirling.