We have already written an extensive guide on the most picturesque villages in Scotland. So, we thought it was about time that we put together some of the best towns and cities this country has to offer. Scotland has no shortage of lively cities, from the crowded cobbled streets of Edinburgh to the epic music […]
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Durham is most famous for its historic cathedral, which is the final resting place of St Cuthbert – the patron saint of North England. In fact, this cathedral city was built when the monks of Lindisfarne and their successors found this place in Dun Holm (means Hill island) in 995 AD, after 200 years of
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The historic city of Segovia is located in Castille and Leon region in Spain. It is about 97 kilometres northwest of Madrid, the capital of Spain. The Spanish city is most famous for the Roman Aqueduct, an engineering marvel dating back to the first century. Plus, Segovia has an impressive fairy-tale Alcazar (fortress), said to
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Newcastle is the city of seven bridges and the party capital of North England. This bustling city has been voted as the third best nightlife destination in Europe. It has its historic Grainger Town, an amazing waterfront, a Chinatown, a medieval castle and above all, Hadrian’s Wall Path – a UNESCO World Heritage site –
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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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🌍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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