9 hour(s)
English
Included
Visit Smailholm Tower, linked to Sir Walter Scott’s childhood
See the hidden statue of William Wallace
Explore the ancient ruins of Melrose Abbey
Discover the mysteries of Rosslyn Chapel
Learn about Scotland’s rich history and legends
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Embark on an unforgettable journey through Scotland’s captivating history and stunning landscapes as you visit some of its most iconic and mysterious landmarks. Begin with Smailholm Tower, a striking 15th-century fortress closely tied to the childhood of Sir Walter Scott, offering panoramic views over the Borders. Continue your exploration with a visit to a hidden statue of William Wallace — Scotland’s legendary 13th-century hero — tucked away amidst scenic surroundings, embodying the country’s proud spirit and rich heritage.
Your adventure concludes at the awe-inspiring Rosslyn Chapel, a masterpiece shrouded in mystery and legend. Marvel at its intricate carvings and symbolic designs that have fascinated historians and travelers for centuries. Along the way, explore the ancient ruins of Melrose Abbey, founded in 1136, a site steeped in history and beauty. This immersive experience blends storytelling, architecture, and natural beauty, ensuring memories that capture the very essence of Scotland’s cultural soul.
Expert local guide
Transportation in comfortable vehicle
Entry to Rosslyn Chapel and Melrose Abbey
Small group experience
Gratuities
Comfortable shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Camera
Water bottle
Moderate walking involved, wear comfortable shoes
Tour operates in all weather conditions
Photography allowed at most sites
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