• Rosslyn Chapel - Discover Rosslyn Chapel, a stunning example of intricate Gothic architecture. It captivates with its breathtaking carvings, mysterious symbolism, and rich history. Situated in the beautiful Scottish countryside, this 15th-century treasure is steeped in intrigue, from its connections to the Knights Templar to its role in The Da Vinci Code. A truly enchanting destination.
• The Great Tapestry of Scotland - The Great Tapestry of Scotland is a magnificent tribute to the nation’s history, culture, and creativity. Comprising 160 intricately stitched panels, this extraordinary artwork vividly brings Scotland’s story to life. Displayed in a stunning purpose-built gallery, it offers an inspiring, immersive journey through time for art, history, and storytelling enthusiasts.
• Melrose Abbey - Melrose Abbey fascinates with its impressive Gothic architecture and detailed stonework, including the famous carving of a bagpipe-playing pig. Founded in 1136, it houses the heart of Robert the Bruce, adding to its allure. Surrounded by the beautiful Borders countryside, it’s a captivating blend of history, legend, and beauty.
• Kelso Abbey - Kelso Abbey features magnificent Romanesque architecture, showcasing Scotland’s finest surviving example of this style. Founded in 1128, it was once one of Scotland’s grandest monasteries. Its evocative ruins, located in the heart of Kelso, offer a fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s ecclesiastical past amidst a charming market town setting.
• Jedburgh Abbey - Jedburgh Abbey impresses with its towering arches and well-preserved Romanesque and Gothic features. Founded in the 12th century, this majestic site offers intriguing insights into monastic life. Its dramatic location by Jed Water and the surrounding picturesque town create an unforgettable experience steeped in Scottish Borders history and charm.
• Dryburgh Abbey - Dryburgh Abbey radiates tranquillity, nestled in lush woodlands by the River Tweed. Its atmospheric ruins, rich in medieval history, include the burial site of Sir Walter Scott. The abbey’s serene setting and exquisite stonework make it a haven of peace, ideal for history enthusiasts and lovers of natural beauty alike.
• William Wallace Statue - The William Wallace Monument in St Boswells honors Scotland’s legendary hero. Set in a peaceful location overlooking the River Tweed, the striking statue celebrates Wallace’s bravery during the Wars of Independence. Surrounded by scenic countryside, it’s a must-visit for history enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil, inspiring atmosphere.
• Arthur’s Seat - Driving around Arthur’s Seat offers stunning views of Edinburgh’s dramatic skyline and the surrounding landscapes. This extinct volcano, rising majestically in Holyrood Park, provides a mix of rugged beauty and historic charm. The scenic route showcases rolling hills, Duddingston Loch, and the city’s vibrant character, making it an excellent conclusion to the day.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Occasional stops for photos and rest breaks
• Digital photo pack
• Online Store Discount

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• On-board restrooms
• Individual pick up/drop off points
• Walking equipment (footwear, poles etc)

Departing from Edinburgh, the adventure begins at the magnificent Rosslyn Chapel, with views of the picturesque Pentland Hills. Opt to explore the chapel or join the guide to discover the area’s wildlife and rich history.

The journey continues into the captivating Borders. In Galashiels, admire the ‘Great Tapestry of Scotland’, a vibrant masterpiece narrating the nation’s story.

Further into the Borders, the guide will introduce you to its traditions, lively ceremonies, and music. Passing the impressive Eildon Hills, the journey leads to Melrose, where the historic Abbey awaits exploration, along with the birthplace of rugby sevens.

Next, visit three intriguing medieval ruins, once destroyed by the English and later rebuilt by the Scots, only to meet their tragic end in the 1560s. A visit to the William Wallace Monument follows, honoring Scotland’s legendary Guardian.

As the journey heads north, relax and enjoy the stunning landscape, reflecting on the day’s unforgettable sights and stories.

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