Stirling Travel Guide
A large part of Scottish historical heritage resides in this city located northwest of Edinburgh. With our Stirling Travel Guide we will try to summarise all the information needed before you visit. The hill it occupies and the River Forth aided its defense against the Romans first and the English and Jacobites afterwards. It was […]
Mary Stuart, the myth of a queen
Mary Stuart, known in Scotland as Mary Queen of Scots, was born in 1542 at the Linlithgow Palace in Scotland and died in 1587 at Fotheringhay Castle in England. She did not know her father, was married three times, was a widow twice, and had only one son: the first king of Great Britain and […]
Top 10 islands to visit in Scotland
Scotland is a country that has almost 12,000 km of coastline, to which must be added about 800 islands, each and every one of them with characteristics that make them unique and special. We have selected the ten most spectacular. Which one will you visit? We anticipate that the choice will not be easy for you. […]
Fort Augustus Travel Guide
Fort Augustus is located north of Loch Ness and is the closest option to Edinburgh to enjoy the mystery of Nessie, the famous monster of the lake. […]
Beer Travel Guide – Scotland and Edinburgh
Scotland is widely known for whiskey. However, beer has one of the world’s best examples here. With this guide you will learn about the history of this golden brew in the country, its different types and how to order them. Also, we recommend the best beer brands and pubs in Edinburgh. […]
The Unicorn in Scotland, the national emblem
If you like unicorns, you will be pleasantly surprised to discover that there are many present in Scottish castles and monuments. It turns out that the unicorn is the national animal of Scotland. Incredible true? Well, let’s find out why in this article about this magical creature. […]
