During a culinary trip to Scotland, we visited Edinburgh and the Highlands, where we not only took in the peaceful scenery of rural life with it’s slow-paced days, but we also dove in to city life in Edinburgh. We dined on delicious meals, took a culinary walking tour with Eat Walk Edinburgh through the city, and participated in a cooking class while in the Highlands. Scotland surely didn’t disappoint, and your foodie clients would enjoy a trip filled with tasty treats. For clients heading to London, they can easily access Edinburgh via a 4-hour train ride aboard a Rail Europe. And, if you’re sending them to the Highlands, book it for the end of their trip, as it’ll be a peaceful retreat after much sightseeing.
To read more about our week-long feast, don’t miss out our OnSite Review in Recommend.
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Edinburgh is easily accessible from London aboard Rail Europe.
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Ballintaggart Farm.
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Our guestroom at Ballintaggart.
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Our guestroom terrace at Ballintaggart with views of the highland hills.
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The living area at Balintaggart offering stunning views of the highlands was the perfect spot to relax.
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A cooking lesson at Ballintaggart with one of its resident chefs, Chef Jesse.
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Ballintaggart's open kitchen concept, makes it easy for guests to drop in and check out the chefs at work.
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The breakfast nook at Ballintaggart where delicious breakfast was served daily.
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Visiting the deers at Highland Safaris' sanctuary before our tour.
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Our Highland Safaris guide toured us through the highlands as we searched for wildlife.
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The living area at our room at the Edinburgh Grand.
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The guestroom terrace at the Edinburgh Grand.
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Views of Edinburgh from our terrace at the Edinburgh Grand.
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The charming Victoria Street in Edinburgh is filled with local shops and eateries.
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The Writers' Museum in Edinburgh.
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Views from the City Observatory site on Calton Hill.
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Views from Calton Hill.
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The Edinburgh Castle.
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Views of St Cuthbert's Parish Church and Edinburgh Castle in the background.
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Night time views of the Scott Museum.
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Edinburgh is easily accessible from London aboard Rail Europe.
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Ballintaggart Farm.
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Our guestroom at Ballintaggart.
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Our guestroom terrace at Ballintaggart with views of the highland hills.