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day 1
December 6
Morning. Start your day at Killiecrankie [21085], a beautiful wooded gorge with a rich history and stunning views. Take a walk along the River Garry and learn about the Jacobite uprising of 1689.
Afternoon. Head to the Isle of Harris [15959], where you can explore the rugged coastline, visit the historic St. Clement's Church, and take a tour of the Harris Distillery. Stop by the Famous Blacksmiths Shop [27758] on your way to your next destination.
day 2
December 7
Morning. Take a ferry to the Isle of Arran [19174], a beautiful island that is often called "Scotland in miniature" because of its diverse landscapes and rich history. Visit the Machrie Moor Standing Stones [19372], a prehistoric site that features several stone circles and other ancient structures.
Afternoon. Explore Lochranza Castle [19175], a ruined castle that dates back to the 13th century. Visit Kilt Rock [19176], a spectacular cliff formation that resembles a kilt, and take a hike through the otherworldly landscape of the Quiraing [19108].
day 3
December 8
Morning. Take a tour of the Glenturret Distillery [23382], which is known for producing some of Scotland's finest single malt whiskies. Afterward, visit The Hermitage [23387], a beautiful woodland area that features waterfalls, bridges, and other scenic attractions.
Afternoon. Visit Dunkeld Cathedral [23385], a historic cathedral that dates back to the 13th century, and explore the surrounding town. Afterward, visit Dunfermline Abbey and Palace [23383], a historic site that was once the burial place of Scottish kings and queens.
day 4
December 9
Morning. Take a tour of the Dallas Dhu Historic Distillery [25787], which was once one of the largest whisky distilleries in Scotland. Afterward, visit the picturesque town of Pitlochry and take a walk through the beautiful gardens and grounds of the Blair Athol Distillery.
Afternoon. Visit the Gordon Highlanders Museum [27515], which tells the story of one of Scotland's most famous military regiments. Afterward, explore the stunning Craigievar Castle [18875], a fairytale castle that dates back to the 17th century.
day 5
December 10
Morning. Take a tour of the House of Dun [18901], a beautiful Georgian mansion that features stunning gardens and grounds. Afterward, visit the charming town of Montrose and explore the historic architecture and quaint shops and cafes.
Afternoon. Visit Fyvie Castle [18891], a stunning castle that dates back to the 13th century and features a remarkable collection of art and antiques. Afterward, explore the beautiful gardens and grounds of Pitmedden Garden [18896].
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