Reformation in Scotland Journey | 2024
Join us for Reformation in Scotland Journey for 10 days starting at $4,448* from New York on two departure dates below. You will see Edinburgh Castle, St. Giles, Princess Street, John Knox House, Holyrood, Dunfermline Abbey, St. Andrews Church, Castle, Holy Rude in Stirling, Cruise on Loch Lomond, Isle of Iona, and more!
Choose a departure date
September 18, 2024
September 25, 2024
What’s Included
- All Inclusive Pricing
- Breakfast and Dinner Daily
- Deluxe A/C Motor Coaches
- Entrance and Program Fees
- First Class Hotels
- Fuel Surcharges and Gov't Taxes
- Guided Tours
- Hotel Gratuities
- International Airfare from NY
- Administrative fees
Daily Itinerary
Day 1 Day 1 – Depart the USA
Depart the USA on your international overnight flight.
Day 2 Day 2 - Welcome to Scotland
Day 3 Day 3 – Edinburgh Castle, St. Giles, Princess Street
Day 4 Day 4 – John Knox House, Holyrood, & MTW Meet and Greet
Visit the historic John Knox House, where the Reformer resided while in Scotland. Descend the Royal Mile to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, where John Knox confronted Mary, Queen of the Scots. Catch up with MTW’s representatives in Scotland to learn about church planting efforts and the health of the local church. Dinner and overnight in the Edinburgh area.
Day 5 Day 5 – Dunfermline Abbey, St. Andrews Church & Castle
Cross the Firth of Forth to Fife. Stop at Dunfermline Abbey, where St. Margaret and Robert the Bruce are buried. Continue past picturesque fishing villages to St. Andrew’s, the ancient ecclesiastical capital of Scotland. Visit the ruins of St. Andrew’s Cathedral and the nearby castle with its notorious “Bottle Dungeon”. Here, John Knox and other reformers were held prisoner. Take a look at the “Old Course” at St. Andrew’s, renowned as the home of golf! Continue to Perth for dinner and overnight.
Day 6 Day 6 – Church at Perth
Day 7 Day 7 – Holy Rude in Stirling, Cruise on Loch Lomond
Day 8 Day 8 – Isle of Iona
Day 9 Day 9 – Inveraray Castle, Glasgow Cathedral
Take a delightful ride to Inveraray Castle, home of the 12th Duke of Argyll and seat of the Clan Campbell. Continue on to Glasgow, the commercial capital of Scotland which is filled with Victorian architecture. You’ll visit Glasgow Cathedral, dedicated to St. Mungo. This cathedral is the only one to have escaped the violence of the Reformation era, and contains a memorial to later martyrs of the Reformation. Continue to your Glasgow hotel for dinner and overnight.
Day 10 Day 10 – Return to the USA
Say farewell to this rich land of kilts & castles, religion and reformation. Return to the US with an enriched faith and memories to last a lifetime!