Royal Scotsman Introduces New Itineraries for 2014 Season

  • April 1, 2014
Royal Scotsman Introduces New Itineraries for 2014 Season
The train will travel from London to Edinburgh for the first time, passing several historical sites including the medieval castle Alnwick Hall which had a starring role as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the first two Harry Potter films. The Classic Scottish Golf Tour offers the chance to play the famous Gleneagles course, the site of the 2014 Ryder Cup. The 2014 season begins on April 21 and ends on October 19.

Itineraries:

London to Edinburgh

• Duration: 2 Days/1 Night
• Highlights: 700 years of Britain's historical heritage unfolds as the Scotsman winds its way from London to Edinburgh. Stunning views provide a backdrop while passing through Alnmouth, Berwick, Peterborough, Newcastle, Darlington, Hertfordshire and York. Planned excursions include:
o Alnwick Hall;
o The ancient walled city of York;
o The Queen's private residence at Sandringham; and
o Cambridge University.
• Price: Rates start at $1,350 per person
• Departs: August 11 and September 12

Classic Scottish Golf Tour and Gleneagles

• Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
• Highlights: With Scotland hosting the 2014 Ryder Cup, golf enthusiasts can play four of Scotland's most prestigious courses. There is also an optional stay at The Gleneagles Hotel, host of the event, to begin the journey. Non-golfers will also have their share of fun with visits to historic landmarks such as Dunrobin Castle, Dalmore Distillery, and Johnston's Cashmere Centre. The four courses on the itinerary are:
o The PGA Centenary Course, the longest inland course in Scotland;
o Royal Dornoch Golf Club, the northernmost championship course in the UK;
o Castle Stuart Golf Links, venue of the Scottish Open 2011-2013; and
o Cruden Bay Golf Club, designed by Old Tom Morris of St. Andrews.
• Price: Rates start at $8,810 per person
• Departs: May 17 and Sept 22nd

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