United Kingdom & Ireland

Wanderlust Approved ITINERARY

On today's trip, we begin in London, visiting many of the most popular places.  Leaving London, we venture toward the countryside, making stops at Stonehenge, Bath, and Cornwall before ending up in Carlisle.  Next, we'll head north to Scotland, with requisite stops in Edinburgh and Inverness. Then, we'll head east, visiting Bushmills Northern Ireland before venturing South to Ireland where we have a number of places to visit in Dublin.  The trip is rounded out in the Irish countryside, visiting Counties Cork and Clare.

UNITED KINGDOM
 
LONDON, ENGLAND
London 360°
A selection of 360° views of some of the capital’s more captivating landmarks. Everything from King’s Cross Station to Tower Bridge, Big Ben, St James’s Park and Leadenhall Market is available to see, as well as views from the top of the London Eye.

Buckingham Palace
The luxurious halls of Buckingham Palace can be seen online, with guides to the White Drawing Room, the Throne Room and the Blue Drawing Room.

Houses of Parliament 
Step inside the Palace of Westminster.  From the central lobby, head inside the House of Commons and the House of Lords chambers, as well as the Prince’s Chamber, the Royal Gallery and many other rooms and corridors inside the labyrinthian building.

Tower of London
This audio-guided tour of the Tower of London is a great way of seeing the view from the top.  Panoramic vistas of the battlements, looking out from the Beauchamp Tower and the Princes Tower towards the river. The main space where the Crown Jewels are displayed isn’t featured in the virtual tour, but there is an extensive number of shots of the jewels themselves.

London Bridge

10 Downing
It’s closed to the public all year round, and unless you fancy becoming the Prime Minister anytime soon, your chances of visiting in person are pretty slim – it’s one of the things that makes the virtual tour such a must-do!

Tate Britain
Free virtual tours of Andy Warhol and Aubrey Beardsley exhibitions.

Royal Albert Hall
Attending a concert here is out of the question for now, but a tour of south Kensington’s historic Royal Albert Hall is ready to take online now. Take a walk around the stunning auditorium with the 360-degree panorama, capturing the opulence of the stunning venue which has  hosted the Proms every year since 1941.

Churchill War Rooms
The Churchill War Rooms – one of the branches of the Imperial War Museum – is found under Westminster, and along with Bletchley Park marks one of the most important tactical locations for the Allied Forces during World War II.

Hampton Court Palace
The landmark, which was built for Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century, is a must-see for history buffs, and the short but satisfying tour is well worth taking. 

British Museum
This iconic museum located in the heart of London allows virtual visitors to tour the Great Court and discover the ancient Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.

Abbey Road Studios
An interactive experience that lets fans around the world explore the legendary studios, hear its stories and play with some of its famous equipment.

Twickenham Stadium
One for the sports fans – this selection of panoramic images shows off the stadium from all viewing angles, giving a sense of what it’s like to watch a game live from the home of rugby. 


WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND
Stonehenge
Known as one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments.


BATH, ENGLAND 
Roman Baths


CORNWALL, ENGLAND
St. Ives Beach


CARLISLE, ENGLAND
Hadrian's Wall
Stretching 73 miles coast to coast, Hadrian's Wall in Carlisle is rich in history.


EDINBUGH, SCOTLAND
Edinburgh Castle
Perched on a volcanic plug in Scotland's capital city, the historic Edinburg Castle served as a fortress and royal residence for centuries. 


INVERNESS, SCOTLAND
Loch Ness


BUSHMILLS, NORTHERN IRELAND
Giant's Causeway
Explore the 40,000 interlocking columns and idyllic views of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland.


IRELAND
 
DUBLIN
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Founded back in 1191 and is the National Cathedral of the Church of Ireland.

Guiness Storehouse

Jameson Distillery

Áras an Uachtaráin
Where the president of Ireland lives. 

National History Museum
The National History Museum of Ireland, often referred to as ‘the Dead Zoo’, is a branch of the National Museum of Ireland.

Long Room Library at Trinity College Dublin

Panoramas of Dublin

360 Tour of Dublin


COUNTY CORK
Blarney Castle
Blarney Castle was built nearly 600 years ago by one of the greatest chieftains to ever roam Ireland – Cormac MacCarthy.


COUNTY CLARE
Cliffs of Moher
Arguably one of Ireland’s most iconic visitor attractions. It’s definitely one of the most visited, anyway!