London to Edinburgh

. South Bank is an amazing artistic experience, one of the best Riverside walks London has to offer. The closest station to South Bank is London Waterloo. I recommend walking to the London Eye and up the river towards Tate Modern museum. Once you arrive at Tate Modern, turn back enjoy the view from the opposite direction, then find the transport of London boat station (look for the logo similar to the one on London metro system, with a baby blue line through the circle instead of red). It is close to the national theatre, which is close to the London Eye. Get on the boat to Greenwich and enjoy the beautiful view of London. The boat will take you to Greenwich Cutty Sark, where you can enjoy the quaint town and then head up to the Greenwich Observatory in Greenwich Park, where you see London from a incredible perspective.

Edinburgh is a beautiful Scottish City which it embeds its culture in its roots, home to Battered Mars Bars and street bagpipe players. I highly recommend taking a free walkimg tour to learn more about the history of Edinburgh. Google 'free walking tour Edinburgh' and you'll find it without issue. The tour is donation based it's a great way to start your visit Edinburgh to get a deep understanding and unique perspective of the city. Try whiskey tasting too, to try the best of what's going to Scotland has to offer. I did whiskey tasting at the Black Cat Pub, and I wasn't disappointed. I also recommend heading up to the viewpoint which will give you a incredible perspective of Edinburgh. Be sure to wrap up warm, the city can get very cold, especially on the viewpoint. Cosy wolly jumper and a apartment with a fireplace is a nice way to end your evening.