A Local's Guide To Kelso Scotland: The Charming Borders Town
A local’s guide to things to do in Kelso Scotland: from the historic abbey and market square to great pubs and charming Scottish Borders countryside.| Passport & Pixels
Deciding how to cram the absolute best of Scotland into a limited batch of day trips from Edinburgh can feel like a tough old task. It’s something we’ve grappled with ourselves, and after thorough research and loads of first-hand exploration, rest assured, we’ve come up with an answer you’ll find cracking! Our article chalks out […]| ConnollyCove
Navigating the vast array of boutique hotels in Edinburgh can be rather like trying to find the perfect kilt – it’s a joyous task, but certainly not without its complexities. With seemingly countless reviews and listings to sift through and Edinburgh’s generous offering of exquisite accommodations, you might feel spoilt for choice. That’s where our […]| ConnollyCove
In a Britain that claims to be a “United” Kingdom, having only two-dozen Scottish state schoolers at its best university does much to foster division. The post Outreach shouldn’t stop at Hadrian’s wall appeared first on Cherwell.| Cherwell
A local’s guide to things to do in Kelso Scotland: from the historic abbey and market square to great pubs and charming Scottish Borders countryside.| Passport & Pixels
Discover the best cocktail bars in Glasgow, Scotland, including great mixology, jazz bars, tiki bars, restaurants, and more| Everybody Hates A Tourist
William Parente explores the challenges faced by Highland communities in the time of the Clearances The post Langwell, Caithness: an exemplar of the Highland economy appeared first on Edinburgh University Press Blog.| Edinburgh University Press Blog
As Scotland’s number one Cider brand[1], Strongbow is a must-stock option for venues offering cider – generating a monumental £37 million in On-Trade sales across Scotland in 2024 alone.| Scottish Licensed Trade News
The Isle of Arran Heritage Museum is in Rosaburn, a short distance from Brodick. I’ve been to Arran a couple of times and I always love the time we spend there, even when the weather is not as nice, like on the day we visited this wonderful museum. The buildings by themselves are interesting enough, […]| photographias
A Subway station in Glasgow. Posted for John’s Cellpic Sunday| photographias
It certainly is that time of the year, at least in this part of the world, as we experienced the first storm of the season, Amy. It was not nearly as bad as I expected. Still, the rain has been relentless for a few days now and considering the warm reception my Hermitage photo had […]| photographias
“Park Circus is a highly regarded, visually stunning architectural area in Glasgow, characterized by 19th-century Italianate terrace houses built around central gardens, designed by Charles W…| photographias
Deacon Brodie’s Tavern in Edinburgh links a real-life gentleman thief to ghostly legends and the tale of Jekyll and Hyde| Spooky Edinburgh
Whistlebinkies in Edinburgh is the rare pub where you can enjoy a gig, a pint, and possibly a ghost — all in the same evening| Spooky Edinburgh
Craigcrook Castle in Edinburgh gave a respected ghosthunter the fright of his life in 2014, but its haunted reputation goes back decades, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON| Spooky Edinburgh
A former tenant’s eerie encounters at a Georgian flat in Edinburgh's Lansdown Crescent suggest a ghost story more disturbing than most, writes GRAEME MILNE| Spooky Edinburgh
Queensberry House hides behind the modern Scottish Parliament — but its past holds one of Edinburgh’s darkest and most gruesome legends, writes WAYNE GILBERT| Spooky Edinburgh
Binnorie (The Twa Sisters) is a chilling Scottish ballad weaves a tale of jealousy, betrayal, and supernatural justice, captivating listeners for centuries| Spooky Edinburgh
Halloween in Edinburgh 2025 offers haunted houses, pubs, ghost walks, spooky legends, parties and at-home traditions. Discover the best Halloween events.| Spooky Edinburgh
Discover 10 haunted pubs in Edinburgh where creepy history and ghostly legends come to life over a pint| Spooky Edinburgh
Centuries-old ghost stories continue to echo through its shadowy halls of Edinburgh’s Caroline Park House, writes JOHN TANTALON| Spooky Edinburgh
The Baby in the Basket 2025 brings vintage scares, haunting performances and atmospheric dread back from the crypt, writes TERRY SHERWOOD| Spooky Isles
Chilling tales of ghostly passengers and unexplained encounters from an old Edinburgh bus driver hint at a world beyond our own, writes KERRIE POWELL| Spooky Edinburgh
Nestled between Edinburgh’s Playhouse and Omni Centre, The Glasshouse is a hotel perfectly situated helping both tourists and whisky lovers experience the city to its fullest. From the moment you step through the doors of the wonderfully quirky building that is The Glasshouse boutique hotel, you are welcomed warmly by staff and treated to a… The post The Glasshouse, Edinburgh: ‘Perfectly situated for tourists and whisky lovers’ appeared first on Scottish Field.| Scottish Field
By Vijay Jayaraj We were promised a “green” utopia free of fossil fuels, powered by sunshine and breezes. However, the net zero hobbits living in this imaginary shire were blissfully ignorant of hard realities dictated by physics, engineering and economics. Once trumpeted by corporate giants and governments alike, the vision of a world without greenhouse gas emissions is crumbling, its … Read more The post Net Zero Hobbits Encounter Realities Outside Middle-earth appeared first on CO2 C...| CO2 Coalition
I’m a big fan of Ann Cleeves. But my view of her work is unusual. I started with the Two Rivers series featuring Matthew Venn. Those were all ebooks except for an audio listen of a novella. I started Shetland on audio but only read one book. Then we watched both Vera and Shetland on […] The post <span class="entry-title-primary">🎧 The Killing Stones by Ann Cleeves</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">@anncleeves.bsky.social @kennyblyth.bsky.social @macmillanaudio.bsky.social #Lo...| Books of My Heart
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The Travel Distilled guide to Daftmill Distillery, where public tours are not available on this working farm in rural Fife. The post Daftmill Distillery first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
The Travel Distilled guide to visiting Crossbill Gin Distillery in Glasgow, including information about what experiences they offer to visitors. The post Visiting Crossbill Gin first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
Travel Distilled’s guide to visiting The GlenAllachie Distillery on Speyside, with a brief history of the brand and what to expect from a distillery tour. The post Visiting The GlenAllachie first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
Travel Distilled’s guide to visiting Craigellachie Distillery on Speyside in Scotland, including a his-tory of the distillery and whether tours are available.| Travel Distilled | Get in the Spirit!
The Isle of Skye is well known for its dramatic landscapes and scenic walks, but there’s another side to the island that many visitors miss. Beyond the postcard views, Skye is home to a vibrant community of makers, adventurers, and locals offering immersive and meaningful experiences. From crafting your own kilt knife to meditating with ... The post 20 Unique Experiences to Have in the Isle of Skye appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
Deciding how long to spend on the Isle of Skye can be tricky. The island is packed with incredible landscapes, fascinating history, and unique cultural experiences, and there is ALWAYS more to see and do. We’ve been tourists here a few times and now live here, and we still have plenty more to see and ... The post How Long To Spend on the Isle of Skye appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
Driving around Skye and the rural Highlands as a whole, you will see numerous honesty boxes. Over the years, they’ve been put in place to sell eggs and produce from homes and crofts, looking to earn a little extra cash and avoid wastage. However, they’ve now expanded to include items like cakes, cookies, and even ... The post Isle of Skye Honesty Boxes + Where to Find Them appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
If you’re planning a trip to the Isle of Skye, or anywhere in the Scottish Highlands during the warmer months, you might have heard people talking about midges, and wondered what they are. They’re not mythical creatures or the subject of local folklore, though we wish they were! They’re real, they bite, and they can ... The post What Are Midges? And What to Do About Them! appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
The Isle of Skye, with its rich history, has long been home to families whose roots run deep in the rugged Highlands. Whether you have ancestral ties to Skye through the historic MacLeod or MacDonald clans, or your family once lived in one of the island’s small crofting communities, tracing your lineage can be a ... The post Tracing Your Family History on the Isle of Skye appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
The Isle of Skye is known for its rugged coastline and abundant wildlife. While many visitors explore the island by car or on foot, one of the most rewarding ways to experience Skye is by boat. Whether you’re hoping to see puffins, spot seals basking on rocky shores, or take in breathtaking views of Skye ... The post Boat Trips from the Isle of Skye appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
The Isle of Skye is made up of a series of rugged peninsulas, each with its own unique personality, scenery, and points of interest. Understanding the island’s layout is essential for visitors when planning what to do and where to stay in the Isle of Skye, especially considering the road network that also makes Skye ... The post Where to Stay in the Isle of Skye: Regions + What to Do appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
The Isle of Skye, with its dramatic landscapes and open skies, is one of the best places in Scotland to catch a glimpse of the mesmerizing Northern Lights. Of course, you do need to have clear skies rather than clouds, which is often the main reason why you might miss a display here! However, the ... The post Chasing the Northern Lights on the Isle of Skye appeared first on Adventures Around Skye.| Adventures Around Skye
Written by Naomi Sím. The article introduces “rosettation,” a method of translating between minoritised languages like Tâigí and Gaelic via dominant ones. The Tâigael project explores linguistic solidarity, reader responses, and political tensions. Rosettation emerges as both a pragmatic strategy and a literary experiment, which enables new forms of intercultural dialogue despite inherent compromises.Continue reading| Taiwan Insight
Written by Lisa LacDonald. This article reflects on orchids in Scotland and Taiwan as metaphors for translation. While Scottish orchids evoke resilience, Taiwanese orchids embody richness and locality. The author highlights the difficulty of conveying cultural nuance across languages, framing translation as both interpretation and resistance, balancing fidelity, accessibility, and the preservation of linguistic diversity.Continue reading| Taiwan Insight
Written by Elissa Hunter-Dorans. This article reflects on how maternal and grandmaternal figures embody the preservation of Taiwanese and Gaelic. Through Tâigael, the author explores oral tradition…| Taiwan Insight
The Scottish Game Developers Association (SGDA) has opened applications for the country's first games accelerator programme. Read more| GamesIndustry.biz Latest Articles Feed
Andrew Young, former coach of Canada's Gabriela DeBues-Stafford and Olympic medallist Laura Muir, was found guilty of placing performance above athlete welfare The post Scottish track coach handed three-year ban for manipulative behaviour appeared first on Canadian Running Magazine.| Canadian Running Magazine
This trip’s purpose was to settle A in at St Andrews, and we also spent a bit of time exploring Dundee. The V&A Dundee museum of design is gorgeous–we were so excited to visit Charles Rennie Macintosh’s Oak Room, a tea house first built in Glasgow which has been reassembled in the heart of the … Continue reading Scotland in September| Island Ashley
Overall, these two weeks in June were two of the richest, most joyful, most heart-bursting-with-parent-pride weeks I’ve lived through, full of catching up with old friends and meeting new ones, hiking, traveling by rail (nipped in just before the strike), seeing, walking, listening, learning.| Island Ashley
Looking for some beautiful hidden gems in Edinburgh, Scotland? Here is a selection of secrets spots. Perfect for people who want to discover off-the-beaten-path attractions.| BeeLoved City
England’s coveted Tree of the Year award, on which GNN reports yearly, was won this year by a Scottish ash tree 75 feet-tall. Towering above sandstone row houses, the tree on Argyle Street, in Glasgow has survived a recent ash tree plague, as well as the Clydeside blitz, and recent urban development. It was described, […] The post The 2025 ‘Tree of the Year’ Is an Ash Growing in the Middle of Glasgow appeared first on Good News Network.| Good News Network
This month's gallivanting takes us as far as Perth.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Scotland’s finest hotels offer far more than luxurious accommodation; they serve as guardians of the country’s rich cultural heritage, where ancient Celtic traditions meet modern sophistication. From the historic closes of Edinburgh to the dramatic Highland glens, these exceptional properties tell Scotland’s story through authentic experiences, world-class service, and deep connections to local culture. At […]| ConnollyCove
Scotland’s most scenic driving routes offer unparalleled opportunities for digital storytellers seeking to capture the soul of this ancient Celtic nation. From winding Highland passes to dramatic coastal highways, Scotland’s most scenic driving routes provide not just unforgettable travel experiences but exceptional visual content opportunities that consistently outperform standard travel material across digital platforms. Scotland […]| ConnollyCove
Discover Edinburgh in January: Burns Night celebrations, cosy pubs, and winter magic with fewer crowds. Your guide to Scotland's capital.| ConnollyCove
Map last updated Sunday 7 September 2025 It’s that time of year again. You may not want to be thinking about pumpkins in August, but the first Scottish pumpkin patches have started opening their bookings for October! Some people feel […]| The Bear & The Fox
The Scotland Secretary on his political comeback, taking on the SNP, and the crisis in Labour| New Statesman
Planning your first trip to Scotland can feel overwhelming — especially if you’re trying to see the highlights in just one week. I’ve been there. The first time I explored Scotland, I didn’t even have| Following Fiona
Route: Old Castle Lachlan Area: Scotland, Cowal Peninsula, Argyll Date of walk: 11th September 2025 Walkers: Andrew and Gilly Distance: 2.0 miles Ascent: 100 feet Weather: Bright at first, then heavy rain As we drove over to Loch Fyne for the start of today’s walk there were several downpours and it looked as though theContinue reading → The post Old Castle Lachlan appeared first on Andrews Walks.| Andrews Walks
Route: Benmore Botanic Garden Area: Scotland, Cowal Peninsula, Argyll Date of walk: 10th September 2025 Walkers: Andrew and Gilly Distance: 3.5 miles Ascent: 600 feet Weather: Overcast and dull Another day of unsettled weather ruled out a hill walk and we decided to visit Benmore Botanic Garden near Dunoon. The garden extends to 120 acresContinue reading → The post Benmore Botanic Garden appeared first on Andrews Walks.| Andrews Walks
From Kilchattan Bay, a walk along the coast to the lighthouse on Rubh an Eun, returning via Loch na Leighe and the ruins of St Blane's Chapel| Andrews Walks
Last Updated on September 20, 2025 by Sarah Wilson Ullapool was one of my favourite stops along the NC500. In fact, it gave me one of those “ooh, I could live here” moments – that is, until I remembered the reality of the long, dark Highland winters. Two minutes into endless gloomy afternoons, and I’d […] The post Ullapool – A Highlight on the NC500 appeared first on LifePart2andBeyond.com.| LifePart2andBeyond.com
Whitelee Wind Farm just outside Glasgow. Posted for John’s Cellpic Sunday| photographias
I’m still dreaming of Scotland. This photo was taken from the bus window, so it’s not super clear, but I like how the sun beams down on the modern bridge. Imagine up ahead is the old town of Edinburgh. Scotland was a study in the modern and the ancient alongside each other. On our return … … Continue reading →| Reflections on the Teche
Discover wheelchair accessible things to do in the Cairngorms National Park! Explore breathtaking trails, scenic viewpoints, and accessible activities that everyone can enjoy.| Simply Emma
The United Kingdom’s agricultural sector stands as a pillar of food security, rural economies, and environmental management, yet it faces a generational shift amid rapidly evolving challenges. With the average farmer’s age around 60, the industry urgently needs fresh talent to ensure its sustainability yet many have abandoned the profession. For a long while theContinue reading "Farming, the Next Generation"| Northwest Nature and History
Following an open call for applications, multidisciplinary artist Hugo Llanes was selected for a four-week residency that took place at Cove Park in Scotland in August 2025. Hugo Llanes is a Mexica…| The Nordic Alliance of Artists' Residencies on Climate Action
Travel Distilled’s guide to visiting Wolfburn Distillery, the most northerly distillery on the Scottish mainland, with details of tours available. The post Visiting Wolfburn first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
Travel Distilled tells you all you need to know about visiting Glenmorangie, including tours available, contact information and a history of the distillery. The post Visiting Glenmorangie first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
The Travel Distilled guide to visiting Lagavulin, with a history of the distillery, contact details, and what to expect from a visit to Lagavulin on Islay. The post Visiting Lagavulin first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
Travel Distilled tells you all you need to know about visiting Laphroaig, Islay’s famous distillery, complete with a full history of Laphroaig. The post Visiting Laphroaig first appeared on Travel Distilled.| Travel Distilled
Travel Distilled tells you all you need to know about visiting Cardhu, including a history of the distillery, and advice about booking tours.| Travel Distilled | Get in the Spirit!
Athletic Club 0-2 Arsenal: Substitutes Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard secure Champions League win in Bilbao Sky Sports Gabriel| United Kingdom
Written by Hannah Stevens and Will Buckingham. The article introduces Tâigael: Stories from Taiwanese & Gaelic, a translation project linking two minoritised languages through English and Mandarin as bridges. Writers reflect on linguistic solidarity, maternal legacies in “mother tongues,” risks of reinforcing hierarchies, and ecological fidelity in translation. Together, their essays highlight translation’s generative, resistant, and collaborative potential.Continue reading| Taiwan Insight
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 Situated 42 miles from Edinburgh, Glasgow is one of Scotland’s most exciting cities to visit. It is the largest city in Scotland, famed for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture. These buildings are a rich legacy of Glasgow’s prosperity from the 18th to the 20th century due [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 When you think of Edinburgh, iconic landmarks like Edinburgh Castle, the Scott Monument, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse are likely to come to mind. And rightfully so—these architectural marvels are timeless symbols of the city’s history. While the top attractions are undeniably bucket list experiences for many [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 Loch Awe is Scotland’s third largest freshwater loch, stretching 22 marvellous miles through the wild and wonderful Highland landscape. It’s a sight to behold as you travel along its curving shore towards Oban, catching glimpses of shifting sunbeams that sweep across the wide, shimmering lake. If you [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 While we love Scotland’s compact, hilly capital and the craggy castle looming over the city, there is something extraordinary about taking a road trip along epic roads cutting through the rugged wilderness to the untamed islands on Scotland’s West coast. The west coast of Scotland is quite [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 If you are staying in Edinburgh for longer and seeking a day off from the hustle and bustle of the city and its enchanting cobbled streets, I’ve got great news. In less than 30 minutes, you can head to a coastal town for fresh sea air or [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 8th of August, 2025 For thousands of years, castles have shaped the Scottish landscape. They’ve been home to some of the greatest heroes and villains in the country’s history. Today, many of them still stand strong and rank among the most striking and visited in the world. They are icons of [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 7th of August, 2025 For me, visiting the Isle of Skye and hiking to the Old Man of Storr was a dream-come-true moment. The rocky pinnacle, created by ancient landslides and snuggled in myths and legends, was the main reason for our trip to Scotland, as the views of the Old [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 7th of August, 2025 When you stop to observe the streets of Edinburgh’s New Town, you’ll notice how the buildings aligned along both sides of the road parade rows of wrought iron balconies, balustrades and pilasters, fanlights, chimneys and attic windows. It is one of the most spectacular neighbourhoods in the [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 7th of August, 2025 Scotland has a myriad of enchanting towns and villages, but there are only eight cities in the country, with Stirling – often nicknamed the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’ – being the smallest and the youngest one. While it may be petite in size, it’s the best-preserved medieval city in [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 12th of September, 2025 As we approached Glen Coe from the barren Rannoch Moor and drove past the Glencoe Mountain Resort, the first Munro I set my eyes upon was the great herdsman of the Buachaille Etive Mor with its distinctive pyramid shape and sweeping ridges. Struck by the unfolding scenery, [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 12th of September, 2025 Anyone who has ever visited Edinburgh can easily agree that it is a beautiful city at any time of the year. Yet there’s that extra dose of magic in the season of haar and mellow fruitfulness. After a blissful summer lull, the city quiets down. Wildlife scavenge before [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 8th of August, 2025 I continued straight ahead on the surfaced walkway, ignoring the steep steps to the right and after a few metres was greeted by a familiar view over Leith and the docks and across the water to the kingdom of Fife. I eagerly turned around and faced the city [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Two fabulous exhibitions in Edinburgh, and a bit of street art thrown in.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Gallivanting round Glasgow, Dundee and Edinburgh.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
The following guest post by Christopher Grozdoski revisits the case on religious discrimination, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Against Scottish Event Campus Ltd [2022] SC GLW 33, in which the BGEA successfully sued a Scottish events provider for cancelling the letting … Continue reading →| Law & Religion UK
Lochranza Distillery, located at the northern tip of the Isle of Arran, has been producing single malt whisky for over three decades.| On the Sauce Again
Thank you to Two Writing Teachers for creating an amazing community of writers and a safe, welcoming space to write and share. A week ago, I was on a tour of Edinburgh Castle, the heart of the UNES…| Reflections on the Teche
Art Laffer drew a curve on a napkin in 1974 that he said proved that tax cuts would pay for themselves. This is sometimes right, and sometimes wrong – and it’s a mistake to just assume the answer without looking at the evidence. This article, written to accompany the first episode of Untaxing, looks at […]| Tax Policy Associates Ltd
It’s often claimed that tax cuts will “pay for themselves”. There’s good reason to believe that some historic tax cuts have done precisely this – what does that tell us about proposals for tax cuts today? And what does history tell us about the potential to increase revenues by raising tax on the highest earners? […]| Tax Policy Associates Ltd
Patria and Babcock International Group (‘Babcock’) have entered a teaming agreement to support manufacturing of Patria 6x6 vehicles under the multinational| United Kingdom
Three days is a perfect amount of time to discover Edinburgh. With a population of only about half a million, it's a walkable,...| twoboomersabroad
If you’re looking to experience one of the best hidden gems on the Isle of Skye, a Loch Coruisk boat trip is a must do. Tucked at the base of the Cuillin Mountains with no road access, Loch Coruisk is a hidden gem that few travelers experience. This is easily one of the most beautiful... The post Loch Coruisk Boat Trip: How to Visit Scotland’s Most Remote Loch appeared first on Get Lost in Wanderlust.| Get Lost in Wanderlust
Planning a trip to Scotland’s Isle of Skye? After visiting the island myself, I put together this 2 day Isle of Skye itinerary based on exactly how we explored its most iconic and hidden spots. In just 2 days on the Isle of Skye, we hiked to the Old Man of Storr, drove the Quiraing,... The post A Unique 2 Day Isle of Skye Itinerary appeared first on Get Lost in Wanderlust.| Get Lost in Wanderlust
Yup. Big news this week? I am trying to nap in as many spots in the house or out in the yard as I can. I’ve yet to try that awkward chair in the back rec room but I still have my eye on it. It’s all so pleasant. The evening air is now cool … Continue reading "The “But… He’s Just Mailing It In From Vacation!!!” Edition Of The Thursday Beery News Notes"| A Good Beer Blog
I’ve been meaning to make this post for so long. Last May I completed the 150 mile Aberdeenshire Coast Trail by bicycle. It took me past many incredible places, and I painted a lot of them. But one stands out in memory above all others: Dunnottar Castle. I shared my experience there as part of [...] The post An Artist’s Guide to Painting at Dunnottar Castle – Plein Air Scotland appeared first on The Fearless Brush.| The Fearless Brush
Travel Distilled tells you all you need to know about visiting Caol Ila on Islay in Scotland, including a history of the distillery and the tours available.| Travel Distilled | Get in the Spirit!
If you’re visiting Scotland’s Isle of Skye for the first time, this guide has everything you need to plan the perfect stay and feel less overwhelmed. We’re answering all your questions about Skye and sharing helpful tips for first-timers! The post First-Timer’s Guide to Isle of Skye, Scotland appeared first on Two Wandering Soles.| Two Wandering Soles
Considered a crown jewel of the Scottish Highlands, Isle of Skye is full of can’t-miss sights, hidden gems, and world-renowned dining. We’re sharing the very best things to do in Isle of Skye, plus everything you need to know to plan an epic trip. The post 25 Bucket List Things To Do on Isle of Skye, Scotland appeared first on Two Wandering Soles.| Two Wandering Soles
With the river flowing through its center, cobblestone streets, and a distinct lack of crowds or traffic, it’s easy to see why locals and visitors alike love Dean Village. In this guide we’ll cover everything you need to know about visiting Edinburgh’s cutest neighborhood. The post Dean Village: Visit Edinburgh’s most Beautiful Neighborhood appeared first on Two Wandering Soles.| Two Wandering Soles
A city renowned for its gastronomic scene, historical sights and high culture, there are so many things to do in Edinburgh.| Two Wandering Soles
