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Royal Scotsman - Manorial estates and gardens

Clans, castles and gardens with the Royal Scotsman

On these trips, you will visit some of Scotland's most breathtaking country estates and gardens, accompanied by proverbial British hospitality and a varied daily program of pampering. You will spend the night in a glamorous mahogany cabin, dine on delicious menus, enjoy excellent service and regular Scottish entertainment. And you will make the acquaintance of lovers of stately country estates from all over the world!

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Highlights

Ride on a luxury train with excellent service
Visit to the Scottish Highlands
Visit to romantic castles
Fantastic gardens
Exciting stories
Exquisite on-board restaurant
Taste fine wines, champagne and Scotch whiskies

Travel itinerary

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Travel details

Travel programm

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Day 1 Edinburgh

Departure in the early afternoon. The train heads north and crosses the magnificent Forth Railway Bridge, disembarking at Montrose to visit Pitmules Gardens near Forfar, one of Scotland's finest private gardens. You will have time to explore the gardens and take a stroll before enjoying a drink with your hosts, the Ogilvies, in their exquisite drawing room. At Montrose you return to the train and enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the observation car, followed by dinner as the train travels up the east coast through Aberdeen and into Speyside, Scotland's whiskey region, before arriving in the market town of Keith for an overnight stay.
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Day 2 Kyle of Lochalsh

Over a leisurely breakfast, the train travels to Inverness and on to Invergordon, where you disembark to visit the 18th century Foulis Castle, the seat of the Clan Munro. Mrs. Munro of Foulis and her son Hector, the head of the clan, will welcome you and then you can explore the grounds and the courtyard garden. Alternatively, you can join Hector in the drawing room for a whiskey tasting. Return to the train for lunch as you travel towards the Kyle of Loachalsh, passing the Torridon Mountains, Achnashellach Forest and Loch Carron. Disembark at Plockton to visit Attadale on the west coast. This magnificent estate is home to a water garden, a Japanese garden and a sunken garden, among other things. Spend the night in Kyle of Lochalsh, where an informal dinner is served, followed by coffee and liqueur in the Observation Car.
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Day 3 Kyle of Lochalsh

After breakfast, travel to the mystical Isle of Skye and the 2000-acre Clan Donald estate.At Kyle of Lochalsh, return to the train and enjoy a leisurely lunch as you travel part of yesterday's route to Dingwall.This evening, disembark to visit Ballindalloch Castle, one of Scotland's most romantic castles with its beautiful walled gardens. At Boat of Garten, re-board the train and travel on the private Strathespey Railway.
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Day 4 Rothiemurchus

A coach will take you to Rothiemurchus Estate where you can visit the parkland or enjoy some of the many outdoor activities on this stunningly beautiful site at the foot of the Cairngorm Mountains.Lunch will be served on the return journey to the train at Kingussie. The journey then continues south to Dunblane, where you disembark in the late afternoon and visit the last garden of the journey, Kilbryde Castle and Gardens. Return to the train in Dundee for dinner and a final night on board.
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Day 5 Edinburgh

After the last tasty breakfast, the train arrives in Edinburgh at around 10:00 am.

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Included in the price

Travel and accommodation on board the Royal Scotsman in the category booked
Excursions and entrance fees as per program
English-speaking guide
All-inclusive on-board catering (all meals, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages)
Onboard entertainment program

Not included in the price

Arrival and return journey
Hotel accommodation on site
entry fee (ETA) for GB
Any treatments in the spa car
Gratuities and personal expenses
Cancellation and travel insurance

More info

There are formal and informal dinners on board the Royal Scotsman, which usually alternate. For the formal dinners, we recommend elegant dress or a kilt appropriate to the high standard. For the "informal" dinners, a jacket with or without a tie is the norm for gentlemen. If the temperature is exceptionally high, you are welcome to wear a polo shirt to an informal dinner.