7-Day Itinerary for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland & London

1. Day 1: London
   5 minutes (0.5 miles) from Buckingham Palace

   Visit the Tower of London, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. See the Crown Jewels and learn about the history of the British monarchy.

2. Day 2: Edinburgh
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   1 hour 50 minutes flight from London

   Take a stroll through the historic streets of the Royal Mile, see Edinburgh Castle with its panoramic view, and visit the National Museum of Scotland.

3. Day 3: Snowdonia, Wales
   5 hours 30 minutes drive from Edinburgh

   Explore Snowdonia National Park and take a scenic hike up Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales.

4. Day 4: Belfast, Northern Ireland
   4 hours 30 minutes drive from Snowdonia

   Discover the Titanic Belfast museum, St. George's Market and stroll around the beautiful Botanic Gardens and Palm House.

5. Day 5: Dublin, Ireland
   2 hours ferry from Belfast

   Visit Trinity College to see the Book of Kells, visit the Guinness Storehouse, and enjoy a pint at one of the city's traditional pubs.

6. Day 6: Liverpool
   3 hours drive from Dublin

   Take a tour of The Beatles Story and see the iconic Cavern Club. Visit the Liverpool Cathedral and the Merseyside Maritime Museum.

7. Day 7: London
   3 hours 20 minutes drive from Liverpool

   Visit the British Museum, the National Gallery, and the iconic London Eye for panoramic views of the city.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Visit the Tower of London (2-3 hours, £27)
• Edinburgh Castle (2-3 hours, £15.50)
• National Museum of Scotland (2-3 hours, free admission)
• Mount Snowdon Hike (4-6 hours, free admission)
• Titanic Belfast Museum (2-3 hours, £19)
• Book of Kells (1-2 hours, €14)
• The Beatles Story (2-3 hours, £18)
• British Museum (2-3 hours, free admission)
• National Gallery (2-3 hours, free admission)
• London Eye (30 minutes-1 hour, £27)
Total Estimated Costs: £137.50

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider exploring more of Wales’ coastline or Scotland’s Highlands. Extra days in Dublin and Liverpool would also be recommended to make the most of both cities' attractions!

If you are short on time, consider skipping Liverpool and adding an extra day to London to explore more of the capital's museums and galleries.