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u/SadCauliflower2710 — 11 hours ago
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How is my 9 day itinerary for Scotland look?
Hello everybody, I will be visiting Scotland from the US for 9 days. I'm wondering if my itinerary will be okay and not too rushed.
Day 1: Arrive in Glasgow in the afternoon. Walk around Glasgow center and see the cathredal and necropolis.
Day 2: Botanical Gardens and walk around Glasgow in the morning. Take a bus to Edinburgh and walk around the Old Town.
Day 3: More sightseeing in Edinburgh: New Town, Botanic Gardens, and the Royal Yacht.
Day 4: Take a train to Inverness and do sightseeing there. Inverness Castle and dolphin boat tour.
Day 5: Take a Rabbie's Tour to the Isle of Skye(whole day).
Day 6: Another tour to Glen Affric, Culloden, and the Clava Cairns.
Day 7: Last tour to the Cairngorms before taking a train back to Glasgow.
Day 8: Do more sightseeing in Glasgow: University of Glasgow, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Buchanan Street, etc.
Day 9: Have a nice Scottish breakfast and then fly back home.
This isn't a solid plan, it's just a rough idea of what I would like to do. Please tell me if I am missing something or should change something around. I am taking the tours because they are not too expensive and I cannot drive.
u/SadCauliflower2710 — 2 months ago