8 Days in Ireland and Scotland Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to Trinity College Dublin, home to the famous Book of Kells. This is one of Dublin's most important cultural sites. Enjoy breakfast at Kilkenny Cafe within walking distance from Trinity College.

Afterward, head over to St. Patrick's Cathedral, an architectural marvel with rich history. For lunch, try out some delicious food at The Fumbally, known for its fresh and organic ingredients.

Spend your evening at the renowned Guinness Storehouse. Learn about the history of Ireland's most famous beer and enjoy panoramic views of Dublin from their Gravity Bar. Have dinner at The Brazen Head, one of Ireland's oldest pubs.

Start your morning with a visit to the fascinating National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology. This museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts that tell the story of Ireland's past. Grab breakfast at nearby Bewley's Grafton Street Cafe.

In the afternoon, explore more history by visiting Kilmainham Gaol, an old prison turned museum that played a significant role in Irish history. For lunch, dine at Camden Kitchen, offering contemporary Irish cuisine.

End your day with some fun at the interactive experience offered by Jameson Distillery Bow St.. Learn about whiskey making and enjoy tastings. Dinner can be enjoyed at nearby restaurant L Mulligan Grocer.

Take a morning trip out to Howth by train from Dublin city center (about 30 minutes). Start with exploring Howth Harbour and taking in beautiful coastal views. Enjoy breakfast at local favorite cafe The House Restaurant.

Spend your afternoon hiking around Howth Cliff Walks for stunning scenery or visiting Howth Castle if you prefer historical sites. Have lunch at seafood restaurant Aqua Restaurant overlooking the sea.

Return back to Dublin in time for dinner at trendy restaurant located near central station called Etto before resting up for next day's adventures.

.Catch an early coach transfer from/to Belfast (approx 2 hours). Start exploring Belfast by visiting Titanic Belfast Museum which tells story behind ill-fated ship while having breakfast there itself inside museum’s bistro called Bistro 401 .

.Continue exploring other parts such as Crumlin Road Gaol or St George’s Market where you can have lunch trying out local delicacies available inside market stalls .

.Return back via coach reaching late evening just enough time grabbing quick bite before hitting bed perhaps try popular burger joint called Bunsen located centrally near bus drop-off point.

.Fly early morning reaching Edinburgh within hour starting off literary tour visiting Writers’ Museum followed grabbing traditional Scottish Breakfast nearby Elephant House Café famously known being birthplace Harry Potter series written J.K Rowling .

.Continue artistic exploration heading National Gallery Scotland showcasing masterpieces across centuries having light lunch gallery’s café itself enjoying artistic ambiance around .

.Wind down evening Royal Mile area experiencing street performances lively atmosphere dining Deacon Brodie’s Tavern historically themed pub named after infamous character Robert Louis Stevenson novel .

.Begin historic journey Edinburgh Castle dominating skyline perched atop volcanic rock providing panoramic views entire city while learning rich heritage behind walls enjoying hearty Scottish Breakfast Redcoat Café within castle premises itself .

.Descend downwards towards Palace Holyroodhouse official residence British monarchs Scotland exploring opulent state apartments lush gardens having sumptuous meal nearby Clarinda Tearooms quaint little place serving delightful afternoon teas snacks perfect pitstop amidst exploration .

.Conclude day visiting Arthur Seat extinct volcano offering breathtaking sunset views over entire cityscape followed dining Witchery By Castle atmospheric candlelit setting ideal romantic dinners special occasions alike .