Glasgow Travel Guide: Glasgow Visit planner (2021)
The most cosmopolitan city in Scotland. Glasgow city is the the New York and Las Vegas of the nineteenth century, the City of Architecture and the City of Music by UNESCO, the European City of Culture, its university, its parks, its museums… Gather all what Glasgow is and it offers in a single post is […]
Inverness Travel Guide
Right at the mouth of the River Ness is the UK’s northernmost city and the capital of the Highlands. In addition to hosting one of Scotland’s national treasures, it is considered the fastest growing city in Western Europe in recent years. Here is an Inverness guide to help you on your trip to Scotland. […]
Isle of Skye guide: what to see and how to get there
The Isle of Skye is the best known of the Highlands, the most appreciated and fascinating, also known as the Isle of Fairies for its impressive landscapes and hidden places. Discover why these remote lands in the North of Scotland inspired many writers and painters. […]
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 […]
Eight irresistible Scottish Christmas sweets
Christmas in Scotland is celebrated around the table. Christmas carols, Christmas decorations and especially gastronomy are the basic ingredients with which this celebration of Christian roots is cooked. Learn about the dishes that can be found in restaurants during those days. […]
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 […]
