Where to Stay, What to Do and Where to Eat in Edinburgh
If you like food, books, fitness or trends, here are hotels, attractions and restaurants just for you.
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Four Festivals to Travel For This Spring and Summer
Party all night at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, drink beer at Mondial de La Bière in Montreal, rock out at TRASMT in Glasgow or see music and surf at Boardmasters in Cornwall, UK.
Five Whisky Regions to Visit in Scotland
Scotland’s 100-plus distilleries are located in five whisky regions. Head to these spots to tour distilleries and sip a single malt.
Seven Days On Scotland’s North Coast 500
Looping around the Scottish Highlands, the North Coast 500 entrances visitors with its natural beauty, historic setting and friendly faces. Here's how to do a seven-day road trip.
Edinburgh Food Studio is Scotland’s First Gastronomic Nightclub
At Edinburgh Food Studio, local and international guest chefs act as the "house DJs" to create a seven-course dinner made with seasonal ingredients, such as turnips and razor clams.
Five Stunning Buildings in Glasgow That Celebrate Charles Rennie Mackintosh
2018 marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, an architect whose buildings have become hallmarks of Glasgow. Here are five must-see landmarks to help understand his impact, including Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and The Mackintosh Church at Queen’s Cross.
The Best Places to Travel in 2018
Explore a revitalized neighbourhood, celebrate a local milestone, taste your way around a culinary hot spot or embark on an unforgettable road-trip. Following are our picks for the top 10 destinations to visit this year.
Four Classic British Comfort Foods to Eat
Hearty comfort foods are a British staple. As we head into the winter season, born-and-raised Brit Nikki Bayley shares her favourite dishes to eat in England, Scotland and Wales: fish and chips, Cornish pasty, Sunday roast and Banoffee Pie.
The Best Places for Solo Travel
Friendly locals, outdoor activities and loads of cultural attractions make these destinations great for exploring on a solo trip. Chat with patrons at the pub in Glasgow or at a diner in New York City, explore the colonial-era streets streets of Havana or relax at a desert resort in Arizona.
Glasgow’s Best Neighbourhoods for Art-Lovers and Foodies
Scotland’s largest city is the perfect place to get lost in. Almost everywhere you turn, you’ll find statue-filled squares, lively pubs and Victorian splendour. For the best of Glasgow’s art, music and food scenes, make time to visit the city's West End, Finnieston and Merchant City neighbourhoods.
