First Chapter · Days 1–3 · 3 full days
October 2027 · England, Scotland & Ireland
Fourteen days between the palaces of London, the castles of Scotland, the lochs of the Highlands and the Georgian streets of Dublin
Some islands are best travelled like a library: every city is a different volume. London opens with its theatre of palaces and museums, Edinburgh climbs towards its castle, the Highlands carry you through lochs and glens to the Isle of Skye, and Dublin closes with its literature and warmth. October turns the glens copper and gold, and the cities find their own rhythm again.
Travelers
2 Adults
Month & Duration
October 2027 · 14 days
First Chapter · Days 1–3 · 3 full days
Where you'll stay
Whitehall
The former Old War Office, home to British military intelligence for over a century, now with nine restaurants and a subterranean pool.
The Strand
London's most theatrical hotel since 1889, on the Thames — the benchmark of the British grand hotel.
Mayfair
The Art Deco heart of Mayfair, a byword for London elegance.
Suggested Itinerary
Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, and a sunset walk along the South Bank.
The British Museum in the morning, Covent Garden and Soho in the afternoon, and a West End show at night.
The Tower of London and Tower Bridge, Borough Market, and a finale at Tate Modern or along the Thames.
Tables worth the flight
One of the country's most acclaimed tables — bookings open 90 days ahead and vanish within hours.
Notting Hill's other legendary table, among the finest in the world.
One of London's most theatrical dining rooms.
Second Chapter · Days 4–6 · 3 full days
Where you'll stay
Royal Mile
Nine theatrical suites in a 16th-century building at the gates of Edinburgh Castle.
Princes Street
Edinburgh's grande dame since 1902, its clock set three minutes fast so no one misses the train.
West End
"The Caley", the former pink-sandstone railway hotel, with views of the castle.
Suggested Itinerary
By first-class train — around four and a half hours of English coastline.
The castle on high and the walk down the Royal Mile to Holyrood Palace.
The whole city from the summit of Arthur's Seat, then the Georgian New Town and the National Museum of Scotland.
Tables worth the flight
Seasonal Scottish cooking in a former whisky warehouse.
Farm to table, with a young and modern eye.
An Edinburgh institution since 1999.
Third Chapter · Days 7–10 · 4 full days
Where you'll stay
Highlands
Your home on wheels through the lochs and glens of Scotland, with nights at hand-picked sites along the route.
Suggested Itinerary
Loch Lomond, Rannoch Moor and the glen of Glencoe beneath the Three Sisters.
Eilean Donan Castle, the bridge to Skye and an evening in Portree harbour.
The Old Man of Storr, the Quiraing and the Fairy Pools in a single day.
Back to Edinburgh by way of Loch Ness and Inverness.
Moments beyond the trip
Scotland's most photographed castle, on its loch.
A private whisky tasting on the island's coast.
Fourth Chapter · Days 11–14 · 4 full days
Where you'll stay
Ballsbridge
A Victorian building reimagined with eclectic design, room by room.
St. Stephen's Green
Facing St. Stephen's Green since 1824 — where the Irish Constitution was drafted.
City Centre
Four Georgian townhouses in the city centre, with Ireland's most decorated table under its roof.
Suggested Itinerary
A short flight from Edinburgh and a first evening in the city.
Trinity's library, Grafton Street and Dublin Castle.
The Guinness Storehouse, Temple Bar, the banks of the Liffey and sunset on St. Stephen's Green.
A private transfer to the airport.
Tables worth the flight
Considered the hardest reservation in Ireland.
The institution of Irish fine dining since 1981.
An intimate tasting menu built around Irish ingredients.
The fine detail
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