Sun, Oct. 22: Fly overnight from Indianapolis to London, England.

Mon, Oct. 23: Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and meet your honorary Blue Badged Tour guide for an unveiling of royal grandeur and historical significance of this regal city, starting with an in-depth exploration of the Tower of London. Following the tour, check into your hotel for a two-night stay. This evening, rejoin the group for a traditional 3-course Welcome Dinner. (Meals: Welcome Dinner)

Tue, Oct. 24: Discover the pageantry of London with a more formal introduction to the city’s iconic sites. Experience the time-honored symbol of British monarchy with the Changing of the Guard. Tour Westminster Abbey, a place of worship, celebration, ceremony, and the nation’s coronation church for nearly 1000 years. See the city from a different perspective with a relaxing city cruise from Westminster Pier to the Tower of London, then close the day with dinner and a London Theatre performance. (B, D)

Wed, Oct. 25: Travel to the Welsh capital of Cardiff, the primary film location of BBC TV’s, Doctor Who. Join an expert-led tour of Cardiff Castle, revealing 2000 years of history in the heart of Wales. Indulge in the rich flavor of a Welsh lunch before taking a step back in time as you visit the home of homes and living museum, St. Fagan’s National Museum of History. Overnight in Cardiff. (B,L)

Thu, Oct. 26: Today, experience pop culture and posh history with visits to both Liverpool and Chester, England. Walk in the footsteps of John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Witness how they revolutionized music at The Beatles Story Exhibit in Liverpool. Then, take a short jaunt to Chester, one of the best-preserved walled cities in Britain and discover her quaint charm from the River Dee aboard a ChesterBoat Cruise before overnighting in this often-overlooked village. (B,D)

Fri, Oct. 27: This morning traverses the Irish Sea by ferry from Holyhead to Dublin. Upon arrival, meet up with a local guide for an immersive Dublin City Tour. Discover the Heart & Soul of the world’s most iconic brewed beer as you explore all seven floors of the Guinness Storehouse. Then come together for the perfect pint at the glass walled, top floor, Gravity Bar as you drink in the intoxicating view! Spend the next two nights in Dublin. (B,D)

Sat, Oct. 28: Today will be one of self-exploration following a half day Dublin city tour featuring Trinity College and the ninth century, Book of Kells, the most famous of all illuminated manuscripts commemorating the story of Jesus Christ as depicted in the four Gospels.  The remainder of the day is yours to discover the friendliest city in the world, your own way! (B)

Sun, Oct. 29: Travel north to beautiful Belfast for both a fascinating and solemn day of discovery at the award-winning Titanic Experience Museum. Titanic Belfast is more than a visitor attraction; it is a memorial to Belfast’s maritime heritage on the very site of the former shipyard responsible for building the “unsinkable” ship; which unfortunately, proved to be sinkable in 1912. Check into your hotel in Belfast for a two-night stay. (B,D)

Mon, Oct. 30: Today is welcomed with a visit to one of the most amazing places on the planet, the Giant’s Causeway; a natural wonder and UNESCO World Heritage site. It is the unique hexagonal shape of a basalt column that forms what looks like steppingstones leading from the foot of the cliff into the sea. All the while you explore the 40,000 interlocking columns, you’ll be audience to the infamous folklore surrounding the mysterious formation of the causeway stones; was it geological manifestation or could it be the act of a giant names Fin McCool? You be the judge! (B)

Tue, Oct. 31: Another ferry ride across the Irish Sea finds the rugged beauty of Scotland. In journey to Glasgow, pause to revel in the lush forestry of Trossach’s National Park, celebrated for its scenic quality of landscape offering a striking contrast where the lowlands and highlands converge. Nestled in the heart of Trossach’s National Park is Loch Lomond where a mesmerizing cruise awaits. Our time in the region would be incomplete without a visit to Glengoyne Distillery, voted one of the best whisky distilleries in the world and home to the slowest distillation process in Scotland. Enjoy dinner with the group and overnight in Glasgow. (B,D)

Wed, Nov. 1: Depart Glasgow for Stirling City where history revolves around Stirling Castle and the William Wallace era. As one of the largest castles in Scotland, Stirling Castle holds both historical and architectural significance. Learn why, at one time, it was believed that whoever controlled Stirling controlled Scotland. Next, visit the town that gave the world their beloved game of Golf, St. Andrews. Discover how it all began at the World of Golf Museum, a must see for golf fans, yet enthralling to all! (B,D)

Thu, Nov. 2: Today, see for yourself why Edinburgh is voted “one of the best places to live in Europe”, second only to London. This, our final city, is steeped in history and heritage while featuring a lovable cityscape and a noteworthy “throne of stone”. Relive the conquests and traditions of Edinburgh Castle with an expert led tour showcasing a plethora of relics on display, including the Scottish Crown Jewels. End with a historic stroll down the Royal Mile, then take advantage of more free time for personal discovery. This evening, come together one last time to indulge in a Farewell Dinner Experience consumed with Scottish warmth, tradition and smashing Scottish Entertainment as we bid farewell with grateful hearts. (B, Farewell Dinner)

Fri, Nov. 3: Following breakfast, transfer to the airport for departure home. (B)