DMC UK: The ATS Group
The DMC UK is the ATS Group for expert advice in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
The United Kingdom is simply a treasure trove of delights. Starting in Scotland, you'll be amazed by its beautiful nature - Scotland has one of the largest wildlife areas left in Europe. Ancient castles, men in kilts with bagpipes and beautiful old towns like Edinburgh complete the picture. Once we cross the Scottish borders, we enter England and Wales.
What is not to like about this beautiful country! From the Yorkshire dales and the Lake District, to the gentle Cotswolds with its picturesque villages - from vibrant London to the peaceful fishing villages in Cornwall, there is so much to enjoy. Ireland too, is a true gem of a country. It's green, the local people are extremely friendly and outgoing. Pubs with Irish fiddlers, playing to their hearts content, rolling golf courses, the wild coast with the Aran Islands and beautiful Dublin. The UK is waiting and we are here to help you make the most of your next travel.
ATS Group DMC
ATS Group
London
25-27 Horsell Road,
London N5 1XL, UK
England
Edinburgh:
Waterview House, 37 The Shore,
Edinburgh, Scotland
and Dublin
Rating
Luca Plate
Luca Plate
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ATS DMC UK
More about ATS
ATS DMC UK: ATS team of multilingual experts create and operate bespoke programs for your clients travelling to discover the beautiful countries that we are passionate about.
We design for you the best itineraries in England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland meeting your requirements, aspirations and budgets. We guarantee your clients the most memorable experience. We are able to create tailor-made itineraries for each special interest and theme, for ad hoc groups, tour series and FITs.
Thanks to our deep historical, cultural and geographical knowledge of our beautiful destinations, our teams will create for you the best product, always taking care of every technical and practical aspect of it and without ever neglecting innovation and creativity, that will give that touch of uniqueness to set you apart from your competitors.
Together with ATS Travel you can really make the difference. We would love to be your local partner!
Travel Facts UK
| Currency | British Pound |
| Language | English |
| Local time | GMT (London) |
| Public holidays | Public holidays United Kingdom link |
England program ideas
London – Stonehenge - Bath – Bristol
Stonehenge
Today we depart to Stonehenge, located in Wiltshire.
Visit the famous megalithic monument, which still preserves its aura of mistery and magic.
Stonehenge was built over many hundreds of years. Work began in the late Neolithic Age, around 3000 BC. Over the next thousand years, people made many changes to the monument. The last changes were made in the early Bronze Age, around 1500 BC. We may never know exactly why Stonehenge was built, but people probably gathered there for religious ceremonies.
Take in the unforgettable atmosphere of this World Heritage Site and best known prehistoric monument in Europe. You can also visit the world-class exhibition to discover how the Stonehenge builders worked and walk amongst the Neolithic houses to experience how they lived.
Continue to Bath
Free time for lunch to explore beautiful Bath
Walking tour of this fantastically preserved medieval town, which is also the town where Jane Austen, writer of Pride and Prejudice lived.
Entrance to the ancient Roman Baths.
It is one of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe and consists of the remarkably preserved remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world. The city’s unique thermal springs rise in the site and the Baths still flow with natural hot water.
You can explore the Roman Baths, walk on the original Roman pavements and see the ruins of the Temple of Sulis Minerva. There is also a museum collection.
Departure to Bristol
Program idea Ireland
Dublin-Kilkenny-Cashel-Cahir –Kerry
Panoramic tour of Dublin, young and dynamic capital of Ireland, set on the river Liffey. Once the second city of the (British) Empire, Dublin has always maintained a pretty cosmopolitan outlook. Dublin is a warm and welcoming city, known for its friendly people, its music and the wonderful humor. It has attracted writers, intellectuals, and visitors for centuries.
Entrance to Trinity college, prestigious university founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1591. We will visit the Old Library which hosts some of the most precios religious manucsripts in the world, such as the Book of Kells.
Free time for lunch
In the afternoon visit the wonderful Powercourt gardens. Powerscourt Gardens was ranked No.3 in the World’s Top Ten Gardens by National Geographic.
Continue to Kilkenny, lovely medieval town on the river Nore. Dinner and overnight in hotel.
Program idea Scotland
Aberdeen - Edinburgh
Departure to Stonehaven and stop by Dunnottar Castle to take a picture and enjoy one of the most breathtaking views of the country: the castle ruins set on top of a high cliffs by the sea.
Continue travel south and visit St Andrews, a lovely coastal town famous for its university and especially for being the home of golf. The Old Course is the most famous golf course in the world and in its club the rules of golf were written for the very first time.
Arrive in Edinburgh in the late afternoon.
Edinburgh
Panoramic tour of Edinburgh, including the Old Town and the New Town, both UNESCO heritage sites thanks to their unique history and architecture.
The tour will end with entrance to the impressive Edinburgh Castle, that dominates the city from a volcanic hill in the very centre of town. Free time in the afternoon.
Optional Scottish Evening at Prestonfield House – includes 3 course dinner, haggis tasting, wine and a 2 hours show with Scottish music and dance