Step back more than 5,000 years and explore one of Europe’s best-preserved prehistoric villages. Walk alongside the remarkably intact Stone Age homes, see original stone furniture and hearths, and discover how the people of Neolithic Orkney lived, worked and survived. There is also time to visit the excellent visitor centre and enjoy views across the dramatic coastline of the Bay of Skaill

Walk among one of Scotland’s most impressive prehistoric monuments, a vast Neolithic stone circle dating back more than 4,000 years. Surrounded by the dramatic Orkney landscape, you will have time to admire the towering standing stones, hear about the mysteries surrounding their purpose, and take in views across the surrounding lochs and countryside.

Visit one of the oldest stone circles in Britain, dating back more than 5,000 years. Take time to walk among the towering stones, some reaching around six metres high, and hear about their place within Orkney’s remarkable Neolithic landscape.

Discover one of Orkney’s most moving wartime landmarks, beautifully created by Italian prisoners of war during the Second World War. Step inside to admire the remarkable hand-painted interior, intricate decoration and craftsmanship, while hearing the story of the prisoners who transformed two simple Nissen huts into this unique place of worship.

Restroom and photo stop in the quaint village of Holm.

Step inside one of Orkney’s most impressive historic landmarks, founded in the 12th century and still dominates the heart of Kirkwall.Take time to admire its striking red and yellow sandstone architecture, explore the atmospheric interior, and hear stories of Orkney’s Norse past and the cathedral’s namesake, St Magnus.

Free time for shopping and refreshments.