Things to see in Scotland - What to see in Scotland

Villages in Kinghorn

As part of the Fife Coastal Path, we found this village that seems to have 2 different faces, depending on the season. In summer,

Harbors in Kinghorn

Kinghorn Harbour

At one end of the Kinghorn village, before reaching Pettycure Bay, lies a small fishing port. Remnants of activities that in the p

Historical Monuments in Fife

The Mercat Cross

Like many other parts of Scotland, the Mercat Cross marks the former location of the commercial area, in this case the village of

Bars in Glasgow

The Sir John Moore

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Here there are international beers, great drinks menu, and most importantly there is GINTONIC OF BOMBAY SAPHIRE FOR 2 POUNDS! Ther

Castles in Stirling

Airthrey Castle

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Stirling University includes several historic buildings that were built many centuries before the actual construction of the unive

Cities in Kirkwall

Kirkwall (Orkney Islands - Stage 6)

With a population of just 9,000 inhabitants, it's hard to believe that Kirkwall is the largest city and the capital of the Orkney

Palaces in Kirkwall

Palace House Bishop (Orkney Islands- Stage 6b)

Next to the cathedral (as in other medieval locations) are the buildings that most represent the history of the city, such is the

Cliffs in Stromness

Birsay

Birsay is an area of Orkney, in the north of the island where there is a bit of everything. It's a village, a ruined palace, a b

Churches in Kirkwall

Italian Chapel on Lamb Holm

In 1942 during World War II, 550 Italian soldiers who had fought in Africa were captured and sent to Lamb Holme in Orkney. As pris

Nature Reserves in Kirkwall

Deerness Peninsula

At the east end of East Mainland is where you can find Deerness Peninsula. It's a place that's virtually uninhabited, where we see

Bays in Kirkwall

Echnaloch Bay

On Burray island, along the road that connects to the main island, there is a small bay called Echnaloch. It's representative of t

Of Touristic Interest in Kirkwall

Landscapes of Orkney

This was pretty much the end of our awesome Orkney getaway after spending a week there, more or less. The latter collects images o

Valleys in Melrose

Scott's View

In the Scottish Borders, near Dryburgh Abbey and Wallace Monument, we came across a beautiful gazebo that offered views over much

Abbeys in Edinburgh

Holyrood Abbey

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This architectural complex built on the edge of the medieval city of Edinburgh dates back to 1128, when the Holyrood Abbey was ord

Castles in Rothesay

Rothesay Castle

Rothesay Castle is famous for two reasons. The first is architectural, with a curious and very unusual circular floor. The second

Wineries in Doune

Deanston Distillery

On the outskirts of Doune, by Stirling, lies one of the weirdest distilleries in Scotland. Along the river Teith, is this big red

Nature Reserves in Kingussie

Cairngorms National Park

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Our trip to Scotland began in some corners of this park in the northeast, a paradise for mountaineers and hikers and lovers of nat

Villages in Braemar

Braemar

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Braemar is a pretty village in Aberdeenshire in Scotland, 58 miles west of Aberdeen in the Scottish Highlands. It is an excellent

Things to do in Scotland

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