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Posted May 18, 2012
Scottish history is full of battles, knights and castles. Violent disputes, power and resistance, have been common themes. Pride and nationalist sentiment have always been in the hearts of the Scottish people.
Scotland’s history is by no means an ordinary one.
Historic Scotland, an agency of the Scottish Government, is responsible for preserving and promoting Scotland’s historic environment. They have been very successful in sparking public interest in history.
They brought the castles and palaces to life by exploring the subject with interactive activities and events for the whole family.

Posted May 04, 2012
Are you coming to Scotland? Why not pick Edinburgh as your travel base?
Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in Scotland and from here you can easily travel to anywhere in the country.
The city itself has lots to see and do. Dedicate at least 3 days to get to know Edinburgh and visit its main attractions and from here take day trips to Scotland’s most important towns.
Take a day trip to Perth, one of Scotland’s oldest burghs once considered the capital of Scotland, where the Kings of Scots were crowned.
It was home to the Stone of Destiny, a block of red sandstone used for centuries in the coronation of the monarchs of Scotland and later the monarchs of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom.

Posted April 20, 2012
The Pentland Hills Regional Park, located in the south-west of Edinburgh, is a great place to visit and explore. It’s an impressive landscape with a range of hills that was shaped over time by glaciers and water. The park covers an area of 90km2. Its highest peak, Scald Law, is 579m high.
The park is a protected area home to farms and forestry developments; it’s also open to the public for recreational activities such as hiking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and golfing.
There you will find easy walking and cycling routes suitable for families as well as challenging hiking routes and steep and rough cycle paths.

Posted March 30, 2012
Are you coming to Scotland? Why not pick Edinburgh as your travel base? Dedicate at least 3 days to get to know Edinburgh and visit its main attractions and from here take day trips to Scotland’s most important towns.
Take a trip to Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland is famous for its Victorian architecture. One of the most visited cities in the UK, it won the titles of the European City of Culture and the European City of Architecture & Design. Its museums and galleries are renowned worldwide. A UNESCO City of Music hosting over 130 concerts a week!
It’s a very big and cosmopolitan city but the people of Glasgow are warm and friendly.

Posted December 1, 2011
Are you coming to Scotland? Why not pick Edinburgh as your travel base?
Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in Scotland and from here you can easily travel to anywhere in the country.
The city itself has lots to see and do. Dedicate at least 3 days to get to know Edinburgh and visit its main attractions and from here take day trips to Scotland’s most important towns.
A small and picturesque medieval town. Famous for its cathedral, the largest in Scotland but now only ruins, and for its University, the third oldest university in the English-speaking world and one of the UK’s most prestigious where Prince William and Kate have studied and met. It’s also famous for being the home of golf with its beautiful golf links and for its stunning scenery and sandy beaches.

Posted September 22, 2011
Are you coming to Scotland? Why not pick Edinburgh as your travel base? The city itself has lots to see and do. Dedicate at least 3 days to get to know Edinburgh and visit its main attractions and from here take day trips to Scotland’s most important towns.
North Berwick is a warm and welcoming town with a charming harbour and sandy beaches. Its most important landmarks are the North Berwick Law, a volcanic crag that overlooks the town and the Bass Rock a nature reserve 2 miles offshore in the Firth of Forth.

Posted September 15, 2011
Are you coming to Scotland? Why not pick Edinburgh as your travel base?
Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in Scotland and from here you can easily travel to anywhere in the country. The city itself has lots to see and do. Dedicate at least 3 days to get to know Edinburgh and visit its main attractions and from here take day trips to Scotland’s most important towns.
Stirling is one of Scotland’s oldest towns, home to the Stirling Castle the second most popular in Scotland.