Royal Scotsman luxury train journeys in Scotland
Fourteen Royal Scotsman itineraries, all starting and ending at Edinburgh Waverley. Filter by length or by theme, then open a journey for its day-by-day itinerary and its live dates and fares.
Taste of the Highlands
Two nights up Scotland's east coast and into the Highlands: Rothiemurchus Estate in the Cairngorms, a private tour of Culloden Battlefield and an evening at Strathisla Distillery.
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A Taste of Scotland with Tom Kitchin
Two nights hosted by Tom Kitchin, the Michelin-starred chef behind The Kitchin in Edinburgh: two dinners and a barbecue lunch of his creation, a wine masterclass, a whisky tasting and a gala final dinner.
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A Taste of Scotland with Lorna McNee
Two nights hosted by Lorna McNee, Great British Menu champion and Michelin-starred head chef: a champagne afternoon tea, her four-course dinner, a barbecue lunch at Rothiemurchus and a gala dinner en route to Dundee.
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Western Scenic Wonders
Three nights on the West Highland Line: Loch Lomond and Glen Falloch, Ben Nevis, the Silver Sands of Morar, Glenfinnan, and Mount Stuart on the Isle of Bute.
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Wild Spirit of Scotland
Three nights into the Highlands: the Kyle line to the west coast, Attadale Gardens, Plockton or a guided hike, forest bathing at Rothiemurchus and a private Speyside distillery visit.
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Wild Scotland
A three-night wilderness journey with expert guides: a day on the land around Spean Bridge — foraging, traditional skills and a fire-cooked feast — and a day on the coast, crossing to the Isle of Bute by WWII landing craft.
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Scotland's Classic Splendours
Four nights across the Forth Bridge, up the east coast and west on the Kyle line: Plockton's seals or Eilean Donan Castle, Glen Ord Distillery, Rothiemurchus and Glamis Castle.
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Scotch Malt Whisky Trail
Four nights with a whisky ambassador from the Scotch Malt Whisky Society: private visits to The Macallan, Tomatin and Tullibardine distilleries, a single-cask tasting on board and a morning at the Society in Edinburgh.
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Heritage Homes & Gardens
Four nights of private houses and gardens: Pitmuies, Foulis Castle with the Clan Munro, Attadale, the Clan Donald estate on Skye, Ballindalloch Castle and Kilbryde Castle.
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Five nights on Scotland's west coast: the Silver Sands of Morar and Glenfinnan, Oban Distillery and Duart Castle on the Isle of Mull, Mount Stuart on Bute and Drumlanrig Castle.
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Grand Taste of the Highlands
Five nights retracing the West Highland Line with a thread of Scottish food and heritage: Highland foraging with food writer Ghillie Basan, Strathisla Distillery, the Royal Yacht Britannia, Morar and Glenfinnan, and Mount Stuart with a gala dinner.
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Grand Tour of Scotland
Seven nights from the far north to the Borders: Glenmorangie, a day on Orkney at Skara Brae, a full day on the Isle of Skye, Royal Deeside, St Andrews, Loch Lomond and a gala dinner at Drumlanrig Castle.
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Grand Western Scenic Wonders (Westbound)
Seven nights joining the West Highland and Highland journeys: Morar, Mount Stuart, a morning in Edinburgh, Plockton or Eilean Donan, Ballindalloch Castle, Rothiemurchus and Glamis Castle.
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Grand Western Scenic Wonders (Northbound)
Seven nights that run the Highland journey first and the West Highland Line second: Plockton, Ballindalloch, Rothiemurchus and Glamis, then the Royal Yacht Britannia, Morar, Glenfinnan and Mount Stuart.
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