7 day itinerary
Ruta Londres, Edimburgo
Itinerary
A week-long trip through London and Edinburgh sounds like a delightful adventure, especially with a focus on culture and a relaxed pace. Let’s dive into an itinerary that caters to your gluten-free needs while ensuring you soak in the rich history and charm of both cities.
Day 1: Arrival in London
Morning:
- Arrive in London and check into your hotel. Choose a cozy spot in areas like or South Kensington for easy access to attractions.
- Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at , known for its gluten-free options.
Afternoon:
- Stroll through . Take your time to enjoy the greenery and perhaps rent a paddle boat on the Serpentine.
- Visit the . It’s free and has a fantastic collection of art and design.
Evening:
- Dinner at in the heart of London. They offer a fully gluten-free menu, so you can indulge without worry.
- If you’re up for it, take a gentle evening walk along the to see the city lights.
Day 2: Exploring London
Morning:
- Start your day with breakfast at in , which has gluten-free options.
- Head to the . Spend a few hours exploring the vast collections, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.
Afternoon:
- Grab lunch at , where you can enjoy a gluten-free burger.
- Visit for some shopping and street performances. Don’t miss the nearby.
Evening:
- Dinner at , a lovely Indian restaurant with gluten-free options. Make sure to try their famous black daal!
- If you’re feeling adventurous, catch a West End show. Book tickets in advance for the best seats!
Day 3: More of London
Morning:
- Breakfast at . They have a lovely outdoor seating area.
- Visit and the . Spend a couple of hours admiring the art.
Afternoon:
- Lunch at in Neal’s Yard, which offers gluten-free and healthy options.
- Explore and . Take your time wandering through the vibrant streets.
Evening:
- Dinner at , a vegetarian restaurant with plenty of gluten-free choices.
- Enjoy a relaxed evening at a local pub or a quiet bar for a nightcap.
Day 4: Travel to Edinburgh
Morning:
- Have breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café.
- Take a morning train to Edinburgh (about 4.5 hours). Enjoy the scenic views along the way!
Afternoon:
- Arrive in Edinburgh and check into your hotel. Consider staying in the Old Town for a charming experience.
- Have lunch at , a vegetarian café with gluten-free options.
Evening:
- Explore the . Take your time to pop into shops and enjoy the atmosphere.
- Dinner at , where you can find delicious baked potatoes with various toppings, all gluten-free!
Day 5: Discovering Edinburgh
Morning:
- Breakfast at , known for its local and gluten-free options.
- Visit . Spend a few hours exploring the historic site and enjoying the views.
Afternoon:
- Lunch at , which offers gluten-free burgers and more.
- Take a leisurely walk through and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Evening:
- Dinner at , a Michelin-starred restaurant that focuses on seasonal Scottish produce. Be sure to inform them of your dietary needs.
- If you’re up for it, take a ghost tour in the evening for a fun and spooky experience!
Day 6: Day Trip from Edinburgh
Morning:
- Have breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
- Take a day trip to to visit the and the . It’s about an hour away by train.
Afternoon:
- Enjoy lunch at in , which offers gluten-free options.
- Explore the charming town of , taking in the history and beautiful architecture.
Evening:
- Return to Edinburgh and have dinner at , which offers a fantastic gluten-free menu.
- Enjoy a relaxed evening stroll along the .
Day 7: Last Day in Edinburgh
Morning:
- Breakfast at , a lovely gastropub with gluten-free options.
- Visit for a gentle hike. The views of the city are absolutely worth it!
Afternoon:
- Have a picnic lunch in or grab something from a local café.
- Spend your last afternoon exploring the or the .
Evening:
- For your final dinner, treat yourselves at , a fine dining experience with gluten-free options.
- End your trip with a nightcap at a cozy bar, reminiscing about your wonderful week together.
Tips:
- Always inform restaurants about your gluten-free needs to ensure safe dining.
- Consider downloading a translation app or carrying a card that explains your dietary restrictions in English and Scottish Gaelic, just in case!
I hope this itinerary helps you have a fantastic and culturally rich trip! Enjoy every moment of your romantic getaway! 🌍❤️
