While the list of things to do in Glasgow is extensive, Scotland’s largest city is also an ideal base for taking some great day trips to explore the breathtaking countryside, bustling towns and peaceful villages of Scotland. From the serene beauty of Loch Lomond to the crowded streets of Edinburgh – there are plenty of exciting places to visit […]
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From Isle of Harris and Lewis to Dumfries and Galloway, Perthshire to Isle of Skye, Scotland has a variety of scenic villages dotted all around the country. Although Scotland is probably best known for its dramatic castles, serene lochs, rugged mountains and whisky, there are also some insanely charming villages in Scotland to visit. These villages
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After discovering the turbulent past of the mighty Edinburgh Castle and admiring a breathtaking view from Calton Hill, make your way to one of the most vibrant and cool neighbourhoods in Edinburgh. Located just a few minutes away from the bustling city centre, Stockbridge is packed with trendy cocktail bars, gastro eateries, cultural delights, independent
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Nestled on the western shore of the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Luss is famous for quaint slate cottages with decorative hanging flower baskets and breathtaking panoramic views of Loch Lomond against the backdrop of mighty Ben Lomond. Often regarded as one of the prettiest Scottish villages, Luss also has a historic church and a beautiful small beach.
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Located on the coast of the North Sea in Fife, St Andrews is one of the most charming towns in Scotland. This historic town is around 30 miles northeast of Edinburgh, making it a perfect place for a day trip from Edinburgh. St Andrews is famous for its golf heritage, remarkable medieval historic sites, sprawling
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With its towering Gothic buildings, conspicuous spires and turrets, dingy wynds and medieval alleyways, and the riveting past, Edinburgh transports you to the magical world of Hogwarts. Discovering the places that might have inspired the creation of the world’s most beloved wizard, Harry Potter, is one of the best things to do in Edinburgh. It’s
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Seductive beaches, turquoise water, azure sky, warm weather. Tucked away in the southern Mediterranean Sea, Malta is your perfect summer escape. Plenty of alluring beaches across Malta and its sister islands – Gozo and Comino, make it one of the best beach holiday destinations in Europe. Maltese coast is also famous for stunning underwater caves,
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Durham is most famous for its historic cathedral, which is the final resting place of St Cuthbert – the patron saint of North England. In fact, this cathedral city was built when the monks of Lindisfarne and their successors found this place in Dun Holm (means Hill island) in 995 AD, after 200 years of
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Knaresborough is an idyllic market town and a hidden gem of Yorkshire. The origin of this historic town can be traced back to the Anglo-Saxon period. If you’re looking for things to do and see on your visit to Knaresborough, this guide has you covered. You’ll find everything you need to plan a perfect weekend
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For centuries, the outstanding panoramic view from the top of Calton Hill has left travellers spellbound. According to eminent Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, “Of all places for a view, this Calton Hill is perhaps the best”. It is an iconic part of Edinburgh’s skyline. Taking a short walk to enjoy the awe-inspiring panoramic vistas
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Haworth, a hidden gem in West Yorkshire, England is most famous for its connection with the Bronte Sisters – three literary geniuses – Emily, Charlotte and Anne. They spent most of their lives in this village in the 19th century and created timeless classics like Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
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Avila is located almost 100 Km west of Madrid in the autonomous community of Castile and Leon in Central Spain. This city lies about 1100 metres above sea level and is surrounded by the hills of Sierra Gredos. Avila is most famous for its medieval city wall, built in the 11th century by the Christian
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