Seen the Edinburgh Castle from many different angles and strolled a zillion times along the Royal Mile? If you have experienced all the amazing things to do in Edinburgh, it’s worth taking a day trip to uncover some of the surrounding hidden gems of Scotland. Just outside the city’s borders, more travel adventures await, all […]
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Avila is located almost 100 Km west of Madrid in the autonomous community of Castile and Leon in Central Spain. This city lies about 1100 metres above sea level and surrounded by the hills of Sierra Gredos. Avila is most famous for its medieval city wall, built in the 11th century by the Christian Kings
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Elgol is a small quaint Scottish village on Loch Scavaig in the Strathaird peninsula of the Isle of Skye and offers one of the best views of the majestic Cuillin Ranges. Visiting Elgol was long in our mind. When we visited the Isle of Skye the first time seven years ago, we booked a boat
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Steeped in hundreds of years of captivating history, Edinburgh Castle possesses a certain magical charm that makes it one of the best castles in Scotland. Strategically placed over an extinct volcano that erupted millions of years ago, Edinburgh Castle has been there since the early 12th century. From the royal residence to a mighty military stronghold
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🌍Where is Porto Porto is located in northern Portugal, about 315 Km north of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. Nestled in the River Douro Estuary, Porto is the second-largest city in Portugal and one of the oldest settlements in Europe. River Douro is famous for the production of Port, a popular fortified wine, which is
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We might be biased, but only a few places in the world can claim such a wide range of natural beauty as Scotland – from the dramatic craggy coastlines to mist-shrouded majestic mountain peaks, stunning lochs to lush forests, white sandy beaches to rolling countryside. The list goes on. And, honestly, what are we missing? Scotland has plenty
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While York is renowned for its stunning medieval architecture, the iconic York Minster and the medieval City Walls, it has another delightful claim to fame – the chocolate capital of the UK. Located at the heart of the bustling city centre, just off the famous Shambles, York’s Chocolate Story is one of the best family-friendly
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Nestled on the western shore of the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Luss is an attractive small village in southern Scotland. Often regarded as one of the prettiest Scottish villages, Luss is famous for quaint slate cottages with decorative hanging flower baskets and breathtaking panoramic views of Loch Lomond against the backdrop of mighty Ben Lomond. Other
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Inverness and the surrounding area offer a treasure trove of activities. Known as the capital of the Scottish Highlands, Inverness is one of the most popular places to visit in Scotland. While most travellers flock to the big-hitter hotspots, like Loch Ness, for those willing to venture off the beaten path, there are many hidden
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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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A must-visit stop in any York itinerary, York Minster is a highly-acclaimed architectural landmark in the UK. This Gothic masterpiece has dominated the city skyline for centuries and is an iconic part of this city’s history. Strolling around the magnificent York Minster and learning about its fascinating ancient past is one of the best things
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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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