Capitals of the British Isles Tour: London, Edinburgh and Dublin

Arrive in London, where your private meet-and-greet assistant ensures a smooth welcome and transfer to your luxury hotel. After settling in, spend your first afternoon at leisure exploring one of the city’s world-class museums – perhaps the Natural History Museum’s grand halls or the incredible art at the Tate Britain.

The following morning, step out with your private guide for a walking tour through London’s historic heart. See Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Covent Garden, and the bustling squares of Soho and Trafalgar. Ascend to the Sky Garden, the city’s highest public garden, for sweeping skyline views before exploring the Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels are housed.

On Day 3, venture beyond the city to Windsor Castle, the world’s oldest inhabited fortress and an enduring symbol of the British monarchy. Wander through the grand state rooms, visit the Gothic masterpiece of St. George’s Chapel, and stroll the manicured grounds before returning to London for an evening at leisure – perhaps with theatre tickets to Les Misérables in the West End.

Fly from Edinburgh to Dublin, where your private assistant and driver will ensure a seamless arrival and hotel check-in. Begin your Irish adventure with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, exploring the history of Ireland’s most famous export before toasting your arrival with a pint at the Gravity Bar overlooking the city.

The next morning, embark on a private walking tour of Dublin, uncovering its rich history and literary heritage. Visit Trinity College to see the Book of Kells, wander through St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Dublin Castle, and explore the cobbled lanes of Temple Bar, alive with street music and local charm.

On Day 9, take a half-day excursion to Malahide Castle, the ancestral home of the Talbot family for nearly 800 years. Explore its gardens and historic interiors before heading to the coastal village of Howth, known for its sea views and fresh seafood. Return to Dublin for your final evening – a chance to raise a glass in one of its traditional pubs, with conversation and music flowing late into the night.