5 Days Exploring Historic Scotland Itinerary

Begin your day with a scenic drive to St Andrews. Start by visiting the iconic Swilcan Bridge (Swilken Bridge), followed by exploring the fascinating exhibits at The R&A World Golf Museum. Have breakfast at Haar Restaurant, known for its fresh and innovative dishes.

Visit the historic ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral and take in the stunning views of the coastline. For lunch, dine at Forgan's St Andrews, which offers delicious local fare in a charming setting.

Conclude your day trip with a relaxing stroll along West Sands Beach before heading back to Edinburgh. Enjoy dinner at Fishers in the City, renowned for its seafood specialties.

Drive to Aberdeenshire and start your day with a visit to the magnificent Castle Fraser. Enjoy breakfast at nearby Milton Brasserie, offering delightful morning meals.

Explore the beautiful grounds of Fyvie Castle and learn about its storied past. For lunch, stop by Eat on The Green, known for its exquisite dishes made from local ingredients.

Visit the enchanting gardens of Cawdor Castle and Gardens. End your day with dinner at The Tolbooth Seafood Restaurant in Stonehaven, celebrated for its fresh seafood.

Start your Glasgow adventure with a visit to the impressive collection at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Have breakfast at nearby cafe, Papercup Coffee Company, known for its excellent coffee and pastries.

Discover more about Scotland's history at the fascinating exhibits of the 19th-century ship, Glenlee, docked near Glasgow Science Centre. For lunch, head over to 111 by Nico which is renowned for its innovative tasting menus.

Conclude your cultural exploration with an evening visit to The Burrell Collection located within Pollok Country Park which houses an extensive collection of art amassed by Sir William Burrell followed by dinner reservations made earlier today - try out Ox & Finch where you can indulge yourself into some contemporary small plates.

'Kickstart' this final leg journey towards Inverness starting off exploring 'Fort George', one Europe’s mightiest artillery fortifications dating back 18th century followed having hearty breakfast nearby 'Cafe One'.'

'Afterwards', make way towards 'Tomnahurich Hill', also referred as Fairy Hill due legends surrounding it; perfect picnic spot if weather permits.'For Lunch', try out 'Mustard Seed Restaurant', well-known place serving delectable European cuisines.'

'Wrap up last night journey visiting Inveraray Jail museum depicting life behind bars during Victorian era.'For Dinner', reserve table earlier today River House Restaurant famous their seafood delicacies alongside picturesque views River Ness flowing beside.'