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Leeds - York - Glasgow Breakfast.
Depart for York, home to Britain's largest medieval cathedral and a settlement that has retained its memory as a Roman centre in the north of England.
Walk along quaint but authentic and extremely charming Chambell Street, famous for its many boutiques and restaurants.
Begin a scenic drive through the Yorkshire Dales National Park to the quaint villages and charm of the Lake District, which inspired poets such as Coleridge and Wordsworth with its wonderful landscapes.
Photo stop on the shores of Lake Windermere.
Continue to Scotland through the southern Highlands and arrive in Glasgow. Hotel accommodation. Overnight.

Glasgow - Stirling - Edinburgh - Glasgow Breakfast.
Departure for Stirling Castle /13th century/, associated with key historical events and the biographies of a number of royals - visit.
Continue to the Scottish capital Edinburgh.
Walk along the Royal Mile of the Old Town, Princess Street, the foot of Calton Hill, Holyrood Palace (outside), Edinburgh Castle (outside).
Free time to visit some of the tweed shops.
Return to your hotel in Glasgow. Overnight.

Glasgow - Cairnraan - ferry - Dublin Breakfast.
Tour of Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, including the City Hall, George Square and Glasgow Cathedral.
Continue to the port city of Cairnraan.
Board a ferry in the afternoon and depart for the Emerald Isle of Ireland, famous for its natural beauty, traditional music, noisy pubs and dark beer.
Dock and continue south past Drogheda to Dublin. Hotel accommodation. Overnight.

Dublin Breakfast.
Sightseeing tour of the city with a local guide - passing the medieval walls, the Viking ruins, Trinity College, the Bank of Ireland and Parliament, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle (outside).
Free time to stroll along one of the famous shopping streets of Grafton or O'Connell. Return to the hotel. Overnight.

Dublin - Powerscourt Manor - Kilkenny - Waterford/Tramore Breakfast.
First stop at Powerscourt Manor, a magnificent building erected by order of the first Viscount Powerscourt in the 18th century, impressive for its imposing size.
Visit the gardens of the manor - the Italian, the Japanese, the lake with the dolphins, the Pepperpot tower, etc., which National Geographic describes as the third most beautiful in the world.
About 6km from the main part of the estate is also Ireland's highest waterfall, the 121m Powerscourt.
Continue to the beautiful medieval town of Kilkenny with a tour of the ancient castle /XII century/.
Afternoon - drive to the ancient remains of the ancient Irish Kings of Munster's castle on Cashel Rock.
The day ends in Waterford/Tramore. Hotel accommodation. Dinner. Overnight.

Rossler - ferry - Pembroke - Cardiff - Newport/Bristol Breakfast.
Early departure for Rosslare harbour and board ferry for Pembroke in Wales.
Arrive in Pembroke at midday.
Visit Pembroke Castle.
It is said to be the largest in Wales and to be the birthplace of Henry VII Tudor, the first king of the Tudor dynasty.
Continue to Cardiff for a walk around the Welsh capital.
Continue to Newport/Bristol. Hotel accommodation. Overnight.

Stonehenge - Windsor - London Breakfast.
Depart for Stonehenge and a tour of the mysterious stone circle.
Continue to Windsor.
Visit the castle, the residence of the English royal family.
Arrive in London in the evening. Hotel accommodation. Overnight.

London Breakfast.
Start of a guided bus sightseeing tour of London (~ 3 hrs.), including St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower and Tower Bridge, Trafalgar Square with Admiral Nelson's Column, Westminster Abbey, Parliament and Elizabeth Tower, Oxford and Regent Street, Piccadilly, Buckingham Palace and Queen Victoria Memorial, Downing Street Royal Guard Barracks, Hyde Park.
Afternoon free time for an individual visit to the British Museum or Madame Tussauds with its waxworks or the National Gallery.
Accompanied by your guide, you will be able to go to the British Museum, Covent Garden, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar and Whitehall - synonymous with political life in the capital, to No 10 Downing Street House - the official residence of the Prime Minister and Parliament. Overnight.

London Breakfast.
Accompanied by your guide, this day includes a boat trip on the river. Thames to Greenwich, where the Royal Observatory and the Prime Meridian are located, and tourists can take photos stepping into both the Western and Eastern Hemispheres (there is an entrance fee for the Royal Observatory and Cathy Sark, which is payable on request).
Continue to the Tower of London/Tower for tourists who wish to visit it. Overnight. Note: Getting around London, with the exception of the panoramic tour, is by tube or on foot.

London - Sofia Breakfast.
Check-out /you can leave your suitcases in the luggage room of the hotel/.
There is time to visit Westminster Abbey.
Transfer hotel - airport.
Flight at 17.35 to Sofia.
Landing at Sofia Airport at 22.55.