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1 Day Rosslyn Chapel & Scottish Borders Coach Tour dep Edinburgh (GL)

If you want to really experience Scottish history, then this is the tour for you! Gray Line Tours will pick you up from your hotel or guesthouse free of charge!

1 Day Rosslyn Chapel and Scottish Borders Coach Tour dep Edinburgh

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Tour Route

Heading south towards the Scottish Borders, we will stop at the world famous Scots View (nominated as one of the best views in Britain)and weather permitting we take a brief walk to The Willian Wallace Statue. A Spartan inspired 4 metre statue of the 12th century freedom fighter. Then onto the town of Melrose where you will have the opportunity to visit its Abbey, one of the four Border Abbey’s founded by King David I. It is also the burial place of Robert the Bruce’s Heart. Melrose is the site of the largest Roman camp in Scotland and the Roman Heritage Centre is one of the many things to see in this lovely Borders town. Leaving Melrose we will travel through Galashiels and North on the A7, driving over the soft rolling hills of the Southern Uplands. We will stop at Dobbies Gardens Centre for a comfort stop. Such is the popularity of Dobbies amongst locals that JK Rowling named one of her most popular character in the Harry Potter novels after it.

Rosslyn Chapel is one of the most amazing places you will ever visit - It is unique and famed world wide for the beauty of its carvings and the aura of mystery and magic that surrounds it, as featured in the best seller ‘The Da Vinci Code’ and ‘The Hiram Key’. You will hear stories about Freemasonry, Knights Templar, The Holy Grail, Gypsies, Solomon, Babylon and much more, even a Scotsman in America before Columbus – all within a 15th Century Chapel that will totally captivate you.
A five minute walk will take you to the ruins of Rosslyn Castle. Walk on the bridge which provided the setting for the penultimate scene in the Da Vinci Movie.

From here we return to Edinburgh.

This tour is run by Gray Line Tours, Edinburgh

Tour Highlights

Visit the Scottish Borders with Views from the world famous Scots View.
Coffee stop at Dobbies Garden World.
Visit Rosslyn Chapel and Castle.

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Days Of Operation: . The tour runs every Monday and Thursday from 1st April to 31st October 2011, and every Monday from 1st November 2011 to 31st March 2012
Departures: Hotel / Guest House courtesy collection available. Please enter your hotel details during the booking process.
Estimated Departure Time: Departure: 09:00 hrs
Tour Length: 8.5 hours.

Rosslyn Chapel and Scottish Borders Tour Rates

Code: Ticket (Per Person )
Date Notes Type
Mondays
Standard Ticket Concession Ticket Child Ticket

1st April to 31st March 2012

£27.00 £24.00 £20.00

Note1

  • Prices are quoted per person per tour
  • Concession prices are available to students and senior citizens
  • Customers must provide a valid credit card number.
  • Limited availability : advanced booking required.
  • Any booking is subject to our Booking Terms.

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Booking instructions:

 

  • Click on the Book Now button which will display Gray Line"s website - simply click on their tours page.
  • Select your tour and your date of travel
  • Enter the number of adults, children or concession tickets required.
  • Total price will be displayed before payment details are required.
  • Your confirmation will be emailed to you.

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Tour Vehicle Type

Coach

Departure Point

During the Booking Process, please enter the address of the guesthouse/hotel where you are staying. Gray Line Tours will then arrange to pick you up.

Departure Time

Departure: 09:00 hrs

Expected return Time

17.30 hrs

Duration of Tour

Full Day

Months of Operation

January, February, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

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