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10 Day Britain & Ireland Itinerary, incl. London and Edinburgh
This 10-day circuit through 9 cities across three nations features Edinburgh Castle, Trinity College Dublin, and Stratford-upon-Avon. Package includes centrally-located hotels, daily breakfasts, and traditional dinners.

- Days 1-2
London & Southwest England
Arrive in London and spend your first afternoon exploring at your leisure. One traveler suggests "Get to London a day early if possible - jet lag is real and you'll want energy for the packed schedule ahead." On day 2 take an early morning trip to Stonehenge about 2 hours from London. Continue to Bath where you'll find smaller crowds at the Roman Baths after 3 PM.

- Day 3
Wales & Irish Sea Crossing
- Days 4-5
Ireland's East Coast
Start your morning at the Waterford Crystal factory. Book before 10 AM to avoid large tour groups. Continue to medieval Kilkenny. Spend two nights in Dublin to properly explore the city. Visit Trinity College's Book of Kells when it opens at 8:30 AM to avoid crowds. One traveler recommends: "Skip the tourist-heavy Temple Bar at night - try the local pubs in the Liberties area instead."

- Days 6-7
Northern Ireland & Scotland
Stop briefly in Belfast before taking the ferry to Scotland (2.5 hours). Spend two nights in Edinburgh. "Edinburgh Castle gets extremely busy by midday," according to one reviewer. "Book your castle tour for 9:30 AM then explore the Royal Mile downhill." Planning to visit in August? Book Military Tattoo tickets several months in advance.

- Day 8
Yorkshire
- Days 9-10
Shakespeare Country & London Return
10 Day Britain & Ireland Itinerary, incl. London and Edinburgh
A memorable 10-day tour of England, Ireland, and Scotland spans 13 cities. Highlights include Edinburgh Castle, Guinness Storehouse, and Belfast sites. Package includes luxury coach travel, 9 breakfasts, and stays at Park Plaza Riverbank. Expert guides rated 4.9/5 from 50+ reviews.

- Days 1-2
London to York
Leave London early at 6:00 AM to avoid rush hour traffic. Drive 2 hours north to Stratford-upon-Avon to visit Shakespeare's Birthplace. "The timing worked perfectly - we arrived before the big tour groups and had plenty of space to explore the Tudor houses." Continue 3 hours to York to explore the medieval Shambles and York Minster. Stay overnight in the Victorian spa town of Harrogate. Make sure to bring comfortable walking shoes for York's old cobblestone streets.

- Days 3-4
Scottish Highlands & Edinburgh
Travel through Lake District National Park and stop for photos at Lake Windermere. Enter Scotland through Gretna Green. Arrive in Glasgow for dinner with an optional Scottish dinner experience for $44. Spend the next day in Edinburgh. "Edinburgh Castle's morning tour was incredible - get there when it opens at 9:30 AM to avoid crowds and catch the best views over the city." Return to Glasgow for dinner at Mharsanta restaurant featuring local Scottish dishes.

- Days 5-6
Belfast & Dublin
Start early at 5:00 AM for a 2.5-hour ferry to Belfast. Take a quick tour of the city including the Titanic Quarter before heading to Dublin. Use the next day to see Dublin's main sites like Trinity College and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Visit the Guinness Storehouse in late afternoon when it's less crowded.

- Days 7-8
Irish Coast to Welsh Countryside
- Days 9-10
Bath & Stonehenge
10 Days in UK and Ireland, incl. London and Edinburgh
The 10-day odyssey through three nations covers 16 cities, from London to Edinburgh and Dublin. Tours include Trinity College, Urquhart Castle, and Westminster. Accommodations at Novotel Edinburgh Park and Ibis London Excel Docklands.

- Days 1-2
London
Start in London while adjusting to the time zone. Visit Westminster and the City for key sights. A night walking tour through Soho and Leicester Square lets you see the areas when they're most vibrant. Take note from past travelers: the Windsor Castle side trip is worth it if you like royal history.

- Days 3-4
Northern England & Edinburgh
- Day 5
Scottish Highlands
- Days 6-7
Dublin
Take the ferry to Belfast, then continue to Dublin. Visit Trinity College and explore the River Liffey area. Get to the Guinness Storehouse first thing to skip the crowds. A previous visitor shared: "Temple Bar is charming but touristy—explore the local pubs on side streets for a more authentic experience."

- Days 8-9
Wales & Return to London
- Day 10
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