Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in UK and Great Britain

Photograph Bath's honey-colored Georgian buildings and snap Edinburgh Castle sitting high on volcanic rock during the included city tours. You'll also frame medieval Pembroke Castle where Henry VII was born, shoot the Gothic York Minster along the cobbled Shambles, and document the UNESCO-listed Hadrian's Wall.

You'll photograph Edinburgh's Old Town, a UNESCO site where the Royal Mile's medieval buildings line up with Arthur's Seat rising behind Holyroodhouse Palace. In York, the Minster's stained glass makes for great shots, and Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral has a 43-meter spire that's hard to miss. Bath's honey-colored Georgian terraces look beautiful in any light, and Belfast's Titanic Quarter shows where the famous ship was built—all perfect for photographers aged 5+.

Photograph Edinburgh Castle sitting on volcanic rock, then head to Loch Ness to capture views from Urquhart Castle. The Giant's Causeway offers 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns that look great at sunrise, and you'll also shoot Derry's medieval walls and Belfast's Titanic Quarter. Later, document Celtic crosses at Clonmacnoise monastery, the Cliffs of Moher rising 700 feet above the Atlantic, and Stonehenge's prehistoric stone circle.

You'll photograph the 40,000 interlocking basalt columns at UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway and the Cliffs of Moher along the Wild Atlantic Way. The tour includes Edinburgh Castle from Castle Rock, the Path of the Gods at Isle of Skye, and the mystical 5,000-year-old megaliths at Stonehenge during this British Isles trip.

This photography tour covers the UK's most scenic sites including UNESCO World Heritage spots at Caernarfon Castle and Liverpool's historic port. You'll shoot Dublin's River Liffey and Trinity College, then Stratford-upon-Avon's Tudor buildings and Oxford's medieval university. London includes Westminster's grand architecture and Thames riverside scenes, finishing with a guided evening walk through the neon-lit streets of Soho, Chinatown, and Leicester Square.