After breakfast depart for a tour of the city of Edinburgh , the "Athens of the North" as it is called. We will start from New Town Georgian , through the elegant streets and crescents to admire this wonderful architecture and to hear the stories of those who lived and reigned there . Then we will be driven to the hill Carleton, from where we will have a better and panoramic view of the city of Edinburgh. We will descend to find ourselves in the Palace of Holyroodhouse , the official residence of the Queen in Scotland. We will continue through the historic Royal Mile of the old town and past attractions such as the Tolbooth, the house of John Knox , Cathedral St. Giles and more until you arrive at Edinburgh Castle which will visit to see the Crown jewels. After the end of our tour we are free to walk in Princes Street , shopping street of the new town with its shops and magnificent views of the old town. Optionally we will be able to take part in a Scottish evening with bagpipes and traditional dances in the corresponding local costumes. Overnight.

After breakfast we will depart for the picturesque village of Pitlochry which is known to visitors for its whiskey distilleries as well as brown trout farming. We will have time to have lunch and to visit traditional Scottish distillery "water of life". Next stop on our current trip the famous Blair Castle. Strategically place the 1269 Hosts of Athol family with the only private army in Europe "of Athol Highlanders'. After the end of our visit we depart for our final destination, Aviemor in the heart of the national park Kerngkorn. Arrival at our hotel and settle in rooms. Dinner and overnight.

After breakfast we depart for Inverness, the "capital of the Highlands". After our tour and acquaintance with the city will continue to go through Glasgow Scottish lake. First stop on our trip the famous Loch Ness with Nesi, the legendary monster, where the "myth" of living in the lake from about mid 1950. After discovering for themselves whether it is a myth or reality will depart for our next station, the Agkoustous Fort, here joined the Loch Oikch and loch with artificial basins and channel Kalydona. We continue south to Fort William , at the foot of Ben Nevis mountain , the highest peak in Scotland. There we will have time to have lunch and soon we will head towards the south on the banks of the largest lake in Scotland Loch Lomont and the village of Las. We will have time to enjoy the scenery while sipping tea in a traditional Scottish coffee before depart for Glasgow, the famous erstwhile shipbuilding center of Scotland. After a tour of the major sights like George Square with its imposing Victorian buildings , the university building and some modern architectural aspects of 21st century Glasgow will arrive at our hotel. Arrangement in the rooms and overnight stay.

After breakfast we will depart for the port of Cairnryan where we will board the ferry that will take us to Belfast. The journey lasts 2 hours 15' minutes and crossing the Irish sea we will reach Belfast and immediately begin our acquaintance with the turbulent capital of Northern Ireland which managed after 30 years of turmoil to transform into a real surprise city. We will tour the city center enjoying its sights such as the Municipal Palace, the Linen Hall Library, the famous Belfast Opera House, Queen's University , the Cathedral of Agia Anna , the leaning clock tower dedicated to Prince Albert and many other attractions that our leader will lead us through narrations to real events and stories. After the end of the tour we will have free time to walk around the city center. In the afternoon departure for Dublin and our hotel. Settling into rooms and without delay we will depart for a tour of Temple Bar. Known as the west bank of Dublin and a famous area for "The Deviations" , an outdoor cultural event that lasts all summer. Full of bars, coffee shops, pub , restaurants but also attractions such as the City Hall, the Millennium Bridge , the merchant's arch and Meeting House Square which forms the center of Temple Bar, the concert venue, outdoor film screenings and the Saturday food market. Return to hotel and overnight.

After breakfast we will depart for our tour of the Irish capital. Our tour guide will first lead us to the north side of the river Liffey which runs through the city passing famous places such as the cultural center of James Joyce who wrote the epic "Ulysses", the central Post Office building , focus of the Easter revolution , the amazing Customs building, Parnell Square which is home to excellent museums and art galleries , O'Connell Street , one of the widest streets in Europe with plenty of classical buildings and famous statues to decorate it, the Jameson Whiskey Distillery and more. We will then cross to the south side of the river passing Ireland's most important university, Trinity College. We will visit the National Museum of Ireland which reflects the history of the country through historical and archaeological exhibits of the prehistoric , of early Irish civilization up to its violent conflict 1916-22. After the end of our visit we continue through the neighborhoods of the Georgian period of the 18th century with a panoramic view of the National Gallery, the Natural History Museum and the 13th century Dublin Castle, Oscar Wilde's house and passing Christ Cathedral, the first Dublin church founded in 1038 we will arrive at St. Patrick's Cathedral , the national cathedral of the Protestant Church of Ireland and made famous by its presbyter Jonathan Swift who wrote "Gulliver's Travels". Of course, we will not miss to see the neighborhood that hosts the buildings of the famous Guinness black beer, Europe's largest brewery. After the end of our tour, free time. Overnight

After the rich Irish breakfast we will depart for County Cork. First stop on our journey is the Rock of Kassel. Probably the most photographed monument in Ireland is one of the country's most important attractions. This monument which dominates the city of Kassel from its base formed by a block of height 61 measures, it was once the seat of the kings of the province of Munster. Saint Patrick visited the rock 450 A.D, while in the 10th century the coronation of Brian Borough as the 1st High King of Ireland took place here. We'll have a chance, inside the imposing walls that surround the Rock we can see a circular tower, a Cathedral, the Romanesque chapel from the 12th century as well as Celtic crosses. The Gothic Cathedral dates from the 13th century and is connected to the building that was the Archbishop's Palace of Kassel. Cormac's Chapel is smaller in size, however, it is a very typical example of Romanesque architecture while the entrance to the Rock is from a 15th century building where the singers of the Cathedral lived. The next stop is the city of Cork, Ireland's second largest city and its European Capital of Culture 2005. You will be able to browse and explore the city with the numerous canals, the narrow streets and picturesque quays to the north and south of the River Lee that runs through it. Very close to Cork is the small town of Cobh, intertwined with shipbuilding and navigation, very picturesque, which was called as the independence of Ireland Queenstown. Cobh was the last European port the Titanic called on its maiden voyage 1912, before its sinking, while the 1916 to Cobh the bodies and survivors of the Lusitania were brought, of the ocean liner sunk by a German submarine south of Ireland, and whose sinking triggered the US entry into World War I. Late afternoon departure for the airport and our return flight. OPERATOR 007