On the morning of the fourth day, we moved from Glasgow to continue our journey
Scotch Highlands
Scotland Mountains and Highlands
Loch Lommende Lake: The first lake, half an hour from Glasgow, has an Aquarium for children
Los Village: a small village in the middle of Lake Lommend, with very small and beautiful houses
Loch Ness: Three and a half hours from Glasgow, famous for the presence of a monster, of course, a Scottish legend, but everyone will ask you about the monster
These pictures are all on the way from Glasgow to a small city called Inverness
Fifth day: Inverness
Al-Waqaa does not help us pass through some small cities that rip Inverness, including: Fort Wiliam – Fort Augustus – Milton
I booked in a hotel called Travel Lodge simple and relatively cheap prices between 50 to 60 pounds per night
Castle Inverness and tourists can not enter because it has become tight
This is a cathedral like a church but it is bigger
This is the Botanic Garden, and the entry price for it is very cheap
We returned to Glasgow on the highway in three and a half hours on the road, marina in an old city called Stirling
These are pictures of the castle and its famous prison.
View from the castle
the prison
Sixth day: Edinburgh
We stayed tonight in Glasgow because of the Etab Hotel, which is just an hour from Edinburgh, and Edinburgh is considered the capital of Scotland and very old and toured by tourists.
A picture of Edinburgh Castle and the price of its entry ticket is about 15 pounds
Statue of William Wallace, the leader who fought the English and tried to free Scotland and expected to see a movie called Braveheart
It is possible to visit the National Museum, palace and churches, but most of them are at high prices
Day 7: We set out from Edinburgh and took a street called A1
The sea is on your left along the road and the distance is two and a half hours
We got off at a hotel in City Center Water Side 50 pounds of waterside across the river
We visited a park in a town 10 minutes from the city called Gosforth with high waterfalls
Then we went to a beach 10 minutes away from the center named Tiny Mouth
Castle on the coast
This is a picture of Newcastle Castle, but it is small
For football lovers, this is St. James’s Park, Newcastle Club Complex
We headed south to pass through the ancient city of Drum in about half an hour from Newcastle
Durham University is the third oldest university in England after Cambridge and Oxford
We headed to Bradford, which is two hours from Drum, to stay at one of the hotels there to return the next day
And with that, we have finished our tour in Britain’s tourist cities
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