Scotland
Scotland is a land of rugged beauty, warm hospitality and a rich cultural heritage just waiting to be explored. With flights to Glasgow, it’s easier than ever to discover the charm and magic of this incredible country. From the misty hills of the Highlands to the quaint country villages, Scotland offers endless opportunities for adventure, from exploring ancient castles to hiking through breathtaking landscapes. And let’s not forget the world-famous whisky and friendly locals (which may or may not be intricately linked) who are sure to make your trip unforgettable. Your dream holiday starts here with our essential Scotland travel tips.
Two days allows you to explore at your own pace, discover hidden gems, unravel the mysteries, and let Scotland’s Isle of Skye spirit sink into your bones with plenty of room for adventure and discovery.
Here’s a curated selection of films, novels and series that place Scotland at the centre of their stories.
Scotland castles are at the heart of the country’s clans, legends, battles and ghosts. Here are a few stops to discover them!
It’s possible to take part in guided tours based on the Outlander series. Here are a few must-see places if you too have fallen under Claire and Jamie’s spell.
From whisky pubs to world-class museums, legendary concert halls and vibrant architecture, here are the top things to do in Glasgow, Scotland.
From Scotland tales to Ireland legends, folklore from Gaelic traditions have been entertaining tourists and locals for several centuries now.
From gentle coastal rambles perfect for a family day out to arduous, leg-burning treks up rugged peaks, there’s a path for everyone.
From Loch Lomond to the Isle of Arran, the active traveller is sure to experience a true adventure in Scotland. Climb mountains, discover castles and drink some whisky when you take a day trip outside of Glasgow.
As far as chatty residents go, you’d be hard-pressed to beat the Glaswegians, residents of beautiful Glasgow and Scotland’s underrated gem.
There are hundreds of Harry Potter locations across Britain worthy of a visit, but here’s a selection of the most accessible and magical.
Scotland’s heritage offers a fascinating dive into the past, showcasing magnificent castles and landmarks that aren’t just relics, but vibrant pieces of history.
Here’s our guide to where to eat in Glasgow for classic Scottish fare that’s all too often overlooked and underrated.
Recognized as one of the world’s best rail journeys, the train to Mallaig is a great way to see Scotland’s extreme wild side.
At the Scottish Festival & Highland Games in Kincardine, Ontario, I decided to try on a kilt. Here is how I ended up with living kilts.
There are those golf holes that stir up a fascinating mixture of pure anticipation… and sheer dread. These are some of them in different destinations.
Scotland may be best known as the land of kilts, bagpipes and sexy highlanders but we think a perfect active travel trip should include lots of time outdoors on the water; paddling on a loch, canal or along the coast. Here are our top picks for a fun kayaking in Scotland adventure.
Believe it or not, Scotland has a lot of haunted places. Here is a few places that have been tested for you in Edinburgh, where you should get your load of chills!
Whether you’re a Scotch whisky aficionado or not, you’re bound to enjoy the beauty and diversity of Scotland’s whisky regions.