The northernmost city in Scotland offers more of a “big-town” feel and is home to some of the friendliest people you’ll meet during your travels. This guide reveals the best things to do in Inverness for those visiting for the first time, including cultural attractions, outdoor activities, live music, Harry Potter scenes, food, whisky, and…

Scotland’s biggest city is known for its music venues, culinary scene, and diverse areas. Less “touristy” than the capital, Edinburgh, Dear Green Place in the west of the country offers a mix of ancient attractions, museums and galleries, and a little bit of banter; often referred to as the friendliest city in Scotland. Let’s find…

Edinburgh is split into two areas: the Old Town, a myriad of cobbled streets, closes (alleys), and bridges compared to the neoclassical New Town, which was envisaged in the 18th century by architect James Craig, and today it is home to bars and attractions; I love both sides of the city! This guide will reveal…

From castles to coastlines, bridges to beaches, you’ll want to add the following places to visit in Scotland to your bucket list if you are visiting for the first time. This guide reveals the most popular tourist attractions in and near historic villages, charming towns, and lively cities, which entice the biggest footfalls and crowds,…

The best time to visit Scotland is when you can realistically take time off to come! This guide explores what each season brings to the country, including events, flora, and, of course, the weather. I’ll also feature a month-by-month breakdown so that you can choose the best option for your trip style.  Also, read how…