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 8 Most Beautiful Regions of Scotland


Home to lots of wonderful countryside and dramatic landscapes, Scotland lies in the north of Great Britain and is famous for the majestic lochs and age-old castles that are dotted about the gorgeous Scottish Highlands.

With the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the North Sea to the east, Scotland has a long and rugged coastline for you to explore, with the breathtaking scenery of the Orkney and Shetlands islands and the wild mountainous Hebrides all lying offshore.



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25 August 2021

4 ~~~ 12 Most Beautiful Scottish Islands


While most people instantly conjure up images of Edinburgh and the Highlands or tartan and tweed when they think of Scotland, the northern nation is actually home to a host of breath-takingly beautiful islands.

In total, it has over 900 offshore islands to explore with the arresting archipelagos of the Shetland, Orkney and Inner and Outer Hebrides being its four main groupings.

Among the endless array of Scottish islands are some that are very mountainous in nature with others being flat and fertile.

While some are isolated and inhospitable, others have been inhabited for centuries if not millennia with phenomenal prehistoric sites and crumbling castles and churches scattered about their scenic shores.

Yet other islands in Scotland still boast incredible coastlines with sheer cliffs and steep sea stacks to be found alongside beautiful beaches and secluded and sheltered coves.

With so much going for them, it could take a lifetime to visit and explore all of Scotland’s awe-inspiring islands.


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25 August 2021

6 ~~~ 15 Most Charming Small Towns In Scotland


History and heritage sweep across Scotland from Highlands to Lowlands, from Orkney to the Hebrides.

Centuries-old castles and ancient ruins dot the land, evidence of a past that encompassed internal conflicts as much as struggles against invaders, including Norse kings as much as the English.

Glens and bens are the order of the day for the Scottish outdoors are simply stunning: the highest mountain of the British Isles is to be found here, Ben Nevis, as well as some of the most dramatic coastlines you’re likely to encounter.

Add that to rolling hills, calm lochs and a wealth of islands to explore (over 790), and there’s even more reason to visit Scotland.

But where should you go?

Here’s a look at the prettiest small towns in Scotland you can base yourself in.



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18 January 2022

8 ~~~ Scotland Travel Guide 


While it has a rich history and heritage for you to delve into, Scotland is just as known for its lovely lochs, crumbling castles and captivating scenery.

Long a popular destination, it has the world-class cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow for visitors to explore and enjoy alongside famous sites such as the Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness and the romantic valleys and peaks of Glencoe.

Occupying the northern third of Great Britain, Scotland lies between the wild waters of the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea with England set just to the south.

As well as boasting a long and scenic coast, it has hundreds of isolated isles to visit with the Hebrides, Orkneys and Shetlands counting among its most idyllic archipelagos.

While it is mostly known for its amazing lochs, mountains and valleys, pockets of pristine woodlands, wind-swept moors and mirky bogs can be found here and there.


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10 ~~~ 15 Best Things to Do in Glasgow, Scotland


Once an industrial powerhouse, Glasgow is now a thriving cultural center with world-class art galleries, museums, and theaters wherever you look.

The largest city in Scotland, there is a wealth of things to see and do in Glasgow.

There are superb shopping and dining to be enjoyed before delving into its pounding live music and nightlife scene.

The city boasts attractive architecture with many stately mansions and impressive public buildings dating to Victorian and Edwardian times.

Some marvelous modern additions can also be found along the banks of the River Clyde while picturesque parks and gardens are scattered throughout the city.

A very friendly and welcoming place, with countless cultural events, tourist attractions and festivals on offer, Glasgow is certainly well worth checking out if you have the chance.


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3 October 2021