Kelpies, St. Andrews and Fife Day Trip from Glasgow

Embark on a full-day tour from Glasgow and experience an authentic adventure through the Scottish Lowlands. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll take in breathtaking scenery, historic villages and some of Scotland's most iconic cultural landmarks.

Your first stop will take you to Helix Park in Falkirk, home to the impressive Kelpies, two 30-metre tall horse sculptures named Duke and Baron. These colossal steel structures represent the mythical creatures of Scottish folklore that inhabited the rivers and lochs. Since their opening, they have become a symbol of Scotland's industrial and creative spirit.

The tour continues north to Culross, a charming 17th century village on the banks of the River Forth. Its cobbled streets and ochre-coloured houses seem frozen in time, and fans of the Outlander series will recognise it as the setting for the village of Cranesmuir. This is the perfect place to wander around and soak up the historic atmosphere that defines the Kingdom of Fife.

Next, you'll arrive in St Andrews, Scotland's medieval jewel and one of the country's best-loved destinations. Here you'll have approximately two hours of free time to explore its cobbled streets, ancient cathedral and famous university, the oldest in Scotland and the place where Prince William and Kate Middleton met. You can also visit the Old Course, considered the birthplace of golf, or relax overlooking the North Sea.

After visiting St Andrews, the tour continues to Falkland, a picturesque village with a fascinating royal history. Its Renaissance palace was a favourite resting place of the Stuart kings. And Outlander fans will recognise its streets as the 1940s Inverness of the series. Stroll among its historic buildings and feel the charm of this classic corner of Scotland.

Before returning to Glasgow, enjoy a final photo stop with a view of Scotland's three engineering marvels: the Queensferry Crossing, the Forth Road Bridge and the Forth Rail Bridge. Three bridges that symbolise Scotland's innovation and industrial history.

After a day full of culture, scenery and legends, you'll return to Glasgow with a new perspective on the Scottish soul.