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Quote: Arthur's Seat was formed by an extinct volcano and it sits on the East side of Edinburgh over looking Holyrood Park, near Holyrood Palace and the Scottish Parliament. Growing up in East Lothian, about 20 miles… Read More
Quote: An incredible, breathtaking basalt rock formation. The short boat ride through Gordon Grant Marine was worth the price. It was one of the most amazing things we saw on the trip. The stark and rough geometric… Read More
Quote: Jim’s cousin used to work for the Tourist Board, and her advice to tourists on a cloudy day was to head for Glen Coe. We didn’t plan it, but sure enough, the day we visited was one of the few overcast days we’d… Read More
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Quote: Worth a visit if for no other reason to go to the top for views of Edinburgh Castle. It's one of the oldest attractions in Edinburgh, and has 5 floors of fun exhibits, especially for kids. 3D historical… Read More
Quote: Threave Gardens near Castle Douglas is always worth a visit whatever the season. Visitors enter the garden via the Visitor Centre, built around its attractively cone-roofed centrepiece. The Centre includes a… Read More
Quote: We stopped off at the Scottish Seabird Centre at North Berwick on our way to Berwick on Tweed. It’s a place to relax, to see some of the best wildlife available and to learn about seabirds and living treasures of… Read More
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