The next three days are yours to delve into London’s wonderful energy and immerse yourself in quintessential British culture. After a stroll around Kensington Gardens, you could tuck into fish and chips or a craft beer in a traditional British pub before heading to the Shard to enjoy the best views across this spectacular city. Alternatively, take a trip back in time with a visit to the Museum of London or relax at one of London’s charming parks, shop ‘til you drop along Oxford Street, and take in panoramic views of the River Thames while riding the London Eye.

This ultra-modern cruise liner simply oozes class and has an array of fantastic attractions, entertainment, and fine dining choices. With hallmark Princess innovations including the amazing Movies Under the Stars^® giant poolside film screen and the Scholarship@Sea special interest programme, this fantastic ship also boasts the tranquil Sanctuary, a retreat reserved for adults, the dazzling Princess^® WaterColor Fantasy light and water show, and more.

Days at sea give you the opportunity to experience all of the fantastic facilities on board Regal Princess^® – why not make the most of the sea views with a stroll around the SeaWalk, a panoramic glass floor walkway extending 28 feet beyond the edge of the ship?

Set on an island in Cork city’s harbour, the small seaport town of Cobh is best known as the RMS Titanic’s final port of call in April 1912 before it set sail across the Atlantic for her maiden voyage. A visit to the Titanic Experience Cobh is a must: a themed, immersive museum housed in the historic former White Star Line ticket office. You could find displays featuring the doomed liner at the informative Cobh Heritage Centre, set within a beautifully restored Victorian railway station, which details how Cobh became a major transatlantic embarkation point during Ireland’s mass emigrations. There is, however, more to Cobh, including St Colman’s Cathedral, one of Ireland’s tallest buildings, picturesque colourful houses, and friendly Irish pubs.

The Republic’s capital is woven with the tapestry of Irish patriotism as you’ll find in your discovery of this incredible city. During your visit to Dublin, you could visit the proud St Patrick’s Cathedral with its burnished floors and high stone arches standing strong. A true taste of Ireland can also be found in the Jameson distillery on Bow Street where you could sample some Ireland’s finest authentic whiskey.

Renowned for its history of shipbuilding, modern day Belfast has a lot to offer. You could wander through the cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter backdropped by Irish buskers playing violins and banjos. While exploring this exuberant city, you’ll notice vividly painted murals on houses and take in the majestical Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this magnificent geological formation is surrounded by myth and legend.

The city of Liverpool is well known for its eclectic cultural scene. During a visit here, you’ll find superb art galleries and museums, walk past the beautiful, listed buildings along the dockside, or catch a performance at the Empire Theatre. There is also a great selection of traditional pubs, restaurants, and cafés in this vibrant, up-and-coming city.

Arrive in Greenock, where you’ll transfer to Glasgow, a thriving port city on the River Clyde. Not only is this Scotland’s largest and most cosmopolitan city, but it’s also regarded as one of the world’s friendliest cities, welcoming all with a unique Celtic charm. Glasgow enthrals with its heady mix of arts, culture, and heritage and is renowned for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture – a rich legacy of the city's 18^th  to 20^th century prosperity. This dynamic metropolis has also evolved as a national cultural hub, home to illustrious institutions including the Scottish Opera and Ballet and National Theatre of Scotland, as well as acclaimed museums, art galleries, and a thriving music scene.

This stunning archipelago may lie just a few kilometres off the northernmost tip of the Scottish mainland, but the wild rugged beauty of the Orkney Islands will transport you to a realm of fairy tale-esque surroundings. Buffeted by westerly winds, the Orkneys have virtually no trees, making its green tops and towering sandstone cliffs stand out even more dramatically against the surrounding seas. Here, you could discover prehistoric villages, ancient standing stones, and Viking traditions which have shaped these island’s unique heritage and culture for centuries.

Evocative Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city, boasts a fusion of historic sights and verdant natural surroundings. During a visit here, you could take in the views as you walk along the bustling Princes Street and through the wide, elegant streets of the 200-year-old Georgian New Town. Alternatively, a walk along part of the Royal Mile could take you to the majestic, clifftop Edinburgh Castle, which dominates the city skyline and is home to the Scottish Crown Jewels and the Stone of Scone.

Spend your day doing as much or as little as you like on board the elegant Regal Princess^® with her fantastic freshwater pools, shops, bars, art gallery, as well as sport facilities and variety of organised activities. Regal Princess'^® lively entertainment team also organises an array of fun activities during the day and into the night with music, dancing, games, and quizzes in a variety of lounges and public spaces.

Monument-lined boulevards brimming with outdoor cafés and art galleries, sumptuous baked delicacies from boulangeries, delicate fine wines served at lunch, and gourmet dinners enjoyed in traditional brasseries – anytime spent in France’s romantic capital promises to be a true delight. During the day, you could explore its charming streets, squares, and gardens and visit the wondrous attractions which beckon travellers to return, including the Arc de Triomphe and the Notre-Dame Cathedral. 

Scotland’s diverse capital awaits you as you disembark Regal Princess^®. Follow its archaic roots with a visit to the famous Edinburgh Castle which archaeologists believe has been inhabited since the Iron Age. Inside, you could view the sparkling Scottish Crown Jewels. If this city isn’t steeped in history enough, you could alternatively venture into the Old Town or, since you are in the former City of Culture in 2017, pay a visit to the Scottish National Gallery.

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a magnificent and awe-inspiring military spectacle that takes place annually on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle. This world-renowned event showcases the skills and talents of international military bands, dancers, and performers against the stunning backdrop of the historic castle. Today, you’ll relish The Tattoo's captivating performances, including bagpipe music, precision marching, and breathtaking displays. It’s a truly unforgettable experience for spectators from around the globe, celebrating tradition, heritage, and the power of music and pageantry.

Today, you could immerse yourself in history at the Holyrood Palace, the splendid residence of Scottish monarchs. Alternatively, delight in the lush greenery and panoramic views atop Arthur's Seat, an ancient volcano, or explore intriguing exhibits at the National Museum of Scotland. Wander down the vibrant Princes Street Gardens and shop to your heart's content on bustling Princes Street.

As your holiday draws to a close, it’s time to fly home, knowing that your holiday adventures and experiences will stay with you for a lifetime.