Where Should We Go in the Ireland and Scotland?
Friday, August 13th, 2010 at
7:49 am
My husband and I are planning a trip to Europe and we’ve always wanted to go to Ireland and Scotland. Only thing is we’re not quite sure where to go or what to do since we plan on staying for about 2-3 days in each (plus the travel time to get there). Any suggestions on where we should go or what we should do?
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Go to Italy!!!!! No place more beautiful
You don’t have a lot of time so I’d go to the Ring of Kerry area in Ireland’s southwest. It is so stunningly beautiful and unusual you will be shocked. Skip Dublin and the rest. Fly into Shannon and look around that area, then fly to Scotland. Can’t help you with Scotland sorry.
You loose a day every time you travel to be honest, checking in and out of hotels and flying is very time consuming.
Edinburgh has plenty to do and I highly recommend a visit
http://www.edinburgh.org/
Southern Ireland it is best to try Dublin for a short stay
http://www.tourist-information-dublin.co.uk/
Both countries have great beauty and a longer stay in both would give you much more time to experience what there is to offer. 00
2-3 days is only really enough to stay in and around where you fly into, why not just stick to Dublin and Edinburgh, both full of touristy and historic things to do. and plenty to keep you busy, in dublin i recommend the guinness brewery tour (and of course temple bar) and the castle in edinburgh.
And if you do get a little claustrophobic they both have ample day trips in and out of the cities.
i liv in scotland. u should definitely go to glasgow or lanark area(where william wallace was born) and definately the highlands or orkney or skye. if ur quite active there are large hills to climb like tinto (make sure u bring plenty of water!) or mabye ben nevis hope it helps!
Go to Edinburgh, the Falkirk Wheel, the Wallace Monument, the Trossachs.