Morning: Fly from Pittsburgh to London, then take a high‑speed train to Edinburgh. Enjoy a gluten‑free breakfast on the plane and a quick snack before boarding the Eurostar to the UK.
Afternoon: Transfer from Edinburgh to Edinboro by coach, soaking in the rolling Scottish countryside. Check into your boutique hotel near the historic Edinboro Castle.
Evening: Unwind with a leisurely stroll along the River Dee promenade and dine at a local gastropub offering dedicated gluten‑free options.
Find HotelsMorning: Explore the medieval streets surrounding St. Andrew’s Cathedral, admiring its intricate stonework and quiet cloisters.
Afternoon: Visit the Edinboro Museum of Local History, where interactive exhibits detail the city’s Viking roots.
Evening: Enjoy a sunset view from the hilltop Castle Hill Lookout followed by a gluten‑free dinner at the hotel’s rooftop terrace.
**Day 3: Gardens & ArtMorning: Wander through the fragrant Royal Botanic Garden, taking time to photograph its famed rose beds.
Afternoon: Discover contemporary works at the Edinboro Gallery of Modern Art, with a guided tour highlighting Scottish artists.
Evening: Attend a live folk music session at the historic Old Town Hall, where the bar offers a full gluten‑free menu.
Find HotelsMorning: Board a comfortable coach for the scenic drive to Inverness, with a stop at the charming village of Dores for a short walk.
Afternoon: Arrive at Loch Ness and embark on a 2‑hour cruise hoping to spot the legendary Nessie. Lunch includes a gluten‑free picnic by the water’s edge.
Evening: Return to Edinboro, reflecting on the day’s sights while the coach rolls through the twilight‑lit Highlands.
Find HotelsMorning: Catch a direct train from Edinboro to Glasgow, enjoying panoramic views of the Lowlands.
Afternoon: Check into a centrally located boutique hotel near George Square and take a leisurely walk to the nearby Glasgow Cathedral.
Evening: Savor a gluten‑free dinner at Ubiquitous Kitchen and explore the vibrant nightlife of the West End.
Find HotelsMorning: Tour the iconic Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, admiring works from the Renaissance to modern Scottish art.
Afternoon: Visit the interactive Riverside Museum dedicated to transportation history, followed by a stroll along the River Clyde.
Evening: Catch a performance at the historic Royal Concert Hall, with a pre‑show gluten‑free snack from the foyer café.
Find HotelsMorning: Explore the bustling Buchanan Street for boutique shopping and street art.
Afternoon: Delve into the People’s Palace & Winter Gardens, learning about Glasgow’s social history amidst tropical plants.
Evening: Dine at the acclaimed Gannet, which offers an extensive gluten‑free tasting menu.
Find HotelsMorning: Board the train back to Edinboro, enjoying a relaxed ride with scenic countryside views.
Afternoon: Arrive and unwind with a gentle walk through the nearby Aberdeen Coastal Path, breathing in fresh sea air.
Evening: Relax at the hotel with a gluten‑free dinner and optional nightcap at the lounge.
Find HotelsMorning: Embark on a guided hike to the historic Glenfinnan Viaduct, famous from the “Harry Potter” films.
Afternoon: Picnic lunch (gluten‑free) beside the loch, then explore the surrounding trails and wildlife.
Evening: Return to town for a farewell dinner at Sea Harvest, featuring fresh Scottish seafood with gluten‑free options.
Find HotelsMorning: Pack and enjoy a final leisurely breakfast at the hotel, taking in the views of the River Dee.
Afternoon: Transfer by coach to Edinburgh Airport for your flight back to Pittsburgh.
Evening: Arrive home, reflecting on a memorable Scottish adventure.
Find HotelsIf you’d like to extend your stay, consider adding two extra days in the Scottish Highlands to explore the Isle of Skye or the Cairngorms National Park. To shorten the trip, you could combine the Edinburgh‑to‑Edinboro coach with a direct flight to Glasgow, reducing travel time and eliminating the separate return leg to Edinboro.