Summer brings out the best in Europe’s lively cities. Seek out the sunshine and enjoy Edinburgh’s historical walks, breath-taking highlands and romantic bike tours Edinburgh puts on an incredible show come summertime. Highland games, stand-up comedy nights and the world’s biggest art’s festival. Scotland’s capital is home to a trove of wonderful indoor and outdoor […]
It’s 100% true: Scotland is filled with dramatic craggy mountain ranges, miles of open road and dozens of white-sand beaches that really do rival those found in the Caribbean (trust me, I used to live in the Cayman Islands). Wondering where to go in West Scotland? A road trip around the west coast is a
To mark the coronation of King Charles III, we’re sharing with you five experiences that’ll immerse you in the world of the British royalty in London. On 6 May the new King of England, Charles III, together with his queen, Camilla, will officially be crowned. The ceremony is a historic event that attracts the attention
rom hitting the slopes and exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites, to clever local social enterprises, we’re excited about Scotland this year. Here’s why: Experience the country’s eco-friendly hot spots In 2019, the Scottish government declared a climate emergency and has since pledged to drastically reduce emissions in the next 10 years. In keeping with that
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olyroodhouse Palace is the stately, official residence of the monarchy in Scotland. Most well known as the home of the scandalous Mary, Queen of Scots, touring Holyroodhouse is essential for any royal enthusiast. If you’re planning a visit to Holyroodhouse Palace and the historic Abbey ruins, there are plenty of nearby restaurants to enjoy. Whether
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is almost upon us The city will soon overflow with visitors and excitement ahead of the globally revered arts and entertainment event, with anticipation building ahead of the Festival’s 75th anniversary – which will return in full having spent the last two years curtailed by covid. The eyes of the world
Edinburgh has the festive season down to a fine art From street parties and fireworks, carol services and light shows, to the Loony Dook or ‘the lunatic dip’ into the icy waters of the Firth of Forth When it comes to Christmas and New Year, Edinburgh has festivities down to a fine art. The city’s
