Tucked down a cobbled street off George IV Bridge, Greyfriars Kirkyard (meaning churchyard in Scots) is a surprisingly peaceful spot by day with the sun filtering through the leaves of ancient oak ...

• With chalk-white beaches, craggy peaks, and ancient churches, the Hebrides islands offer diverse landscapes and unique experiences. • Golf at St. Andrew's, one of the most famous courses in the ...

It may be close to the city center but, as the name suggests, there's a cute small-town feel to the Dean Village. Old watermills and pretty buildings perch on the Water of Leith creating a setting ...

From bustling, medieval cities to the dramatic Highlands of lore, Scotland is a land of enchanting romance and intriguing mystery. And there’s no Scottish city that does romance quite like Edinburgh!

My family has traveled to Edinburgh several times, and on every visit, we fell in love all over again. It’s one of the most ...

Edinburgh is a fascinating city to explore on foot. Edinburgh is a fascinating city to explore on foot.

Travel guide and things to do in Edinburgh, Scotland: Three minute guide to Edinburgh ...

A grand UNESCO Heritage trail, an island of whisky, a pagan fire festival—these are some of the experiences visitors shouldn’t miss. A fisherman steers his boat around the Shetland Islands, an area ...

With some of the darkest skies in Europe, it’s no surprise Scotland is a frequent stop for stargazers — there are often vivid skyscapes showcasing clear views of the Milky Way and its constellations, ...

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