Kirsty Bartholomew 
It’s got to be one of Scotland’s most interesting attractions and also one of the quirkiest Scottish landmarks – the Falkirk Wheel. If you’re looking for a guide to visiting the Falkirk Wheel when in Scotland then this post is for you. Falkirk and the central belt of Scotland was my home for many years … Read more
For many people coming to the UK on vacation, especially if they’re coming from overseas, London is going to be your starting point. If you want to get out and explore some more places in England and have York, a fantastic northern city, on your radar this post should help you figure out how to … Read more
If watching Outlander has given you a push to explore Scotland, perhaps in a quest to find a real life Jamie Fraser or just to wallow in the romantic scenery that the books and tv series inspire then you’ll be wanting to know all about the Outlander sites in Scotland that you can visit. The … Read more
It’s one of the most iconic landmarks in Scotland and recognisable all around the world – the Forth Rail Bridge. Once it used to be the only crossing over the Firth of Forth, the waterway north of Edinburgh but over the years a road bridge was built and more recently a third bridge spans the … Read more
When planning a Scotland trip and dreaming about far off, remote parts of the country, you might be wondering how on earth you get there without the added hassle and expense of renting a car. Getting around Scotland doesn’t have to be hard and you can still get yourself to some pretty remote places using … Read more
One of the most common questions about the practicality of visiting Scotland is about the money that is used there. I even get questions from people who live in England about it! Growing up in Scotland and visiting England I always knew first hand the problems that the differences in the money gave. Sometimes people … Read more
For many people, Scotland’s Highlands and Islands is what they have in mind when planning a visit. Remote landscapes, gorgeous wee villages surrounded by Highland Coos and beautiful beaches that are unspoilt by tourists. The real thing isn’t that far from that idyllic notion so if you’re planning to explore you’re in for a treat. … Read more
Visiting Scotland is a bucket list adventure for so many people. This Scotland packing list was designed specifically for people taking the trip and looking for tips on what to pack for their vacation. Depending on how long you’re planning on coming to Scotland, you might be here for a weekend break in Edinburgh or … Read more
If you imagine Scotland you probably think of rolling hills, beautiful lochs and trees all around. You’ll not be far wrong either (or far from that scenery) which makes visiting Scotland in Autumn all the more better – it just lights up with the colours! The whole season is just enchanting and whether you fancy … Read more
A Scottish summer is a spectacular thing. Imagine walking along a quiet beach that wouldn’t be far out of place in the Caribbean or walking through forests with the summer sun creating dappled pools of light on the floor. If you’re visiting Scotland in summer that’s the dream right? Of course, Scotland doesn’t have guaranteed … Read more