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Reviews: Glasgow City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus
Guest User2025-09-06
We book hop on hop off buses every time we travel! Best option to sightsee.
Reviews: Glenfinnan Viaduct + Scottish Highlands 1-day tour|A must-visit for Harry Potter fans
Guest User2025-04-13
Although the tour guide spoke English, the explanations were very clear and detailed. The itinerary was well-organized and efficient, with the guide speaking exactly what he wanted, making our day trip perfect! Thank you to Ctrip for providing such a thoughtful international day trip! We will definitely continue to participate in day trips in the future!
Reviews: Scottish Highlands + Loch Ness + Glen Coe + Loch Lomond 1-day tour|Glasgow round-trip
Guest User2026-04-15
Very friendly tour. We explored the west of highland with many good spots. You got many chances for refreshment rather than sitting the whole trip. Definitely worth a day without driving yourself.
Reviews: Loch Lomond and Stirling Day Tour in the UK|multi-city round-trip|Enjoy the picturesque scenery of lakes and mountains
Guest User2023-10-08
This Loch Lomond and Stirling Castle tour was a last-minute booking, but it turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. The atmosphere throughout the trip was fantastic, and our driver/guide, Mark, was incredibly nice. The music and scenery were stunning, and the selection of songs was impeccable. The highlights of the trip were our first glimpse of the Highlands and Stirling Castle. Stirling is also the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, and the film *Braveheart* is partly set there. The audio guide allowed us to slowly immerse ourselves in the history of Scotland. The Highlands were a bit chilly in October, especially a few degrees colder than Edinburgh.