Whether you’re drawn to the stunning architecture and the intriguing history of York, the dramatic cliff-hugging white-washed houses of Robin Hood’s Bay, the enchanting heather-covered moorlands surrounding Haworth, or the glamorous nightlife of Leeds, Yorkshire offers something for all travellers. It is the largest county in the UK and is home to the North York […]
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There are plenty of awesome things to do in Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland. Numerous fascinating museums, quirky street art mural trails, vast open green spaces and a diverse food scene make this city one of the best destinations in Scotland. Also, this city is a perfect base to explore Scotland. There are many
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Opened in 1901, this museum holds an extraordinary collection of eight thousand objects from Scottish history to European paintings. Look out for Salvador Dali’s famous painting, Christ of Saint John of the Cross. Also, admire the works of Monet, Gauguin and Renoir, as well as, Scottish Colourists and the Glasgow Boys. Another notable display at
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Once notorious for being a hotspot for smugglers, the quintessentially pretty Robin Hood’s Bay is teeming with history. It is one of the most beautiful places in Yorkshire. Surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of the North York Moors National Park and the vast North Sea, a visit to Robin Hood’s Bay will transport you back
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There’s something undeniably enchanting about Edinburgh in winter. The city wears the cold well. Despite the shorter days and low temperature, the inviting cafes, the effortlessly charming streets, numerous museums and art galleries, and the bustling pubs of Edinburgh will offer you a warm and cosy welcome during the bleak winter months. So, lace up your
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Hadrian’s Wall is a UNESCO World Heritage site – a must-visit place while you are in northern England. In AD 122, during the reign of Roman Emperor – Hadrian, the construction started to build this 73-mile-long Roman fortification. This coast-to-coast frontier stretched from Wallsend (about 4 miles east of Newcastle) to Bowness-on-Solway, west of Carlisle.
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Nestled on the bank of River Tay, Dundee is one of the best places to visit in Scotland for all travellers. From exploring the vibrant Waterfront to visiting museums to discover the city’s unique history – there are plenty of attractions here for a great day trip from Edinburgh. Referred to as the ‘City of Discovery’, Dundee
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If you are looking for some family-friendly activities to include in your York itinerary, the historic City Walls is just the right place for you. This iconic Yorkshire landmark is one of the best well-preserved medieval walls in the whole of England. The structure that we see today was mostly built around the 13th century.
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When you think about all the things to do in Glasgow, you probably think of the city’s illustrious industrial heritage, an overwhelming number of innovative museums, diverse architecture and vibrant nightlife. What you may not expect, however, is finding colourful street murals adorning the otherwise neglected walls, narrow alleyways, and empty gable ends around the Glasgow city
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Whitby is a jewel of the Yorkshire coastline. Jaw-dropping sceneries, atmospheric ruin, fresh sea breeze, sandy beaches and a vibrant food scene make this town one of the best places to visit in Yorkshire. Also, this seaside town has hundreds of years of fascinating history. It all started in the 7th century with the founding
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Keswick is a charming market town located in the Lake District, northwest of England. Nestled on the north shore of Derwentwater and surrounded by lovely mountains, it is truly a gem of the Lake District – a UNESCO World Heritage site. This lakeside town was a firm favourite with romantic poets, Coleridge and Southey. Keswick
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If you’re sitting there with your laptop planning an upcoming trip to the Scottish capital city of Edinburgh, chances are you’ve already heard of Arthur’s Seat. It’s an ancient extinct volcano which lies in the centre of the city and dominates its skyline. Located in Holyrood Park, Arthur’s Seat is a 251 metre high hill
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