Travel blog
History buffs will love visiting Scotland’s many castles. Not only are these majestic fortresses visually appealing, but many of Scotland’s best are among its most captivating sights. Eilean Donan Castle, often referred to as the “world’s most romantic castle,” truly lives up to its title – it resembles something out Continue Reading
There are many mysterious places in Scotland to explore. The Holy Isle is one of them, as is St Kilda. Another is the Rosslyn Chapel. Melrose Abbey is another of them, and the Cawdor Castle is also on the list. St Andrews Cathedral One of the most popular Scottish landmarks Continue Reading
Scotland has some amazing historical sites that can be visited for a glimpse of the past – from majestic castles to Neolithic villages and 300-400 years old battlefields, the country has many hidden treasures for those fascinated with its history. 1. Stirling Castle, Scotland Stirling Castle is probably the most Continue Reading
The home of tartan’s and whisky, basic definitions don’t truly suit Scotland. Worn out pictures of the spot flourish – Highland terrier postcards and also tins made of tartans containing loads of short breads, rank of precious stone designed golf pullovers … and they drive numerous Scots to circulatory trouble. Continue Reading