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Aberdeen City Guide, Including Aberdeen Hotels By : Ms Maria Williams Introduction: Aberdeen, in the heart of Scotland’s Grampian Highlands, is an ideal destination for art, history and culture that is slightly off the beaten track. Scotland’s third largest city was inspiration for the well known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen which portrays a well worn Scottish theme: that of extreme homesickness when away from my “home native land” and celebrates the spectacular phenomenon of Aurora Borealis. Places of interest: ... Ben Nevis - A Brief History Of Humans On The Mountain By : Trish Haill If you are planning to attempt to walk up Ben Nevis this summer there are some interesting facts you might like to know. Standing at 1,344 metres high (or 4,408 feet) Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the British Isles, and as such is the major challenge for any UK climber or walker. It is also a challenge for people to get into the record books by attempting the climb in peculiar ways! For the novice or non serious walker, once this peak has been achieved you can sit b... Best Luxury Hotels In Scotland Vacation To Scotland By : Grant Robertson I spent part of my honeymoon there, and had to conclude it must be one of the best European honeymoon destinations possible. You don’t need to be on your honeymoon, taking your wife, or partner on a romantic vacation to Scotland , you need look no further than Inverlochy castle. You wouldn’t want to be staying here if you were looking for a cheap honeymoon destination that’s for sure, but having said that, if you get the chance to stay at Inverlochy Castle, then take it. ... Dundee City Guide, Including Dundee Hotels By : Ms Maria Williams Dundee City guide, including Dundee Hotels Introduction: Dundee is in an ideal location to visit Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Perth and the Highlands making it the superb base for numerous types of short breaks and holidays. Dundee is known as the “City of Discovery” and is situated on the banks of the River Tay on the east coast of Scotland. Dundee is also a shopper's paradise, where major department stores co-exist with specialist shops tucked away in side streets... Dundee History And Guide By : Chris Fawcett Dundee (Gaelic - Dùn Dèagh - Dun means fort) has a fantastic and interesting history. The setting is visually stunning and rivals any city in Bonny Scotland. The law (meaning hill), once an active volcano, sits in the centre of Dundee providing a romantic vantage point to all sides of City. Robert the Bruce was crowned king of Scotland in Dundee - the year 1309. He couldn't have wished for a more beautiful setting to officially wear his crown for the first time. Dunde... Edinburgh City Guide, Including Edinburgh Hotels By : Ms Maria Williams Introduction: Edinburgh is one of the most famous cities in the world. It is the fastest growing place on the planet and there are a lot of reasons as to why this festival city is one of the most sought-after places for tourists to visit. The city is abuzz with activities the whole year round, be it the fireworks and stranger-hugging frenzy of the world famous New Year “Hogmanay” street party or the spell of arts shows that appear with delightful pomp during the “Edinburgh... Fife Tourist Information & Travel Guide By : Angus Whitton Wherever you are from, we wish you a warm welcome from Citylocal Fife, ‘the business directory in Fife’ based near the Royal Burgh and City of Dunfermline and covering all the ancient Kingdom. WELCOME to the Kingdom of Fife! If you are visiting Fife by road from the North or South, then we apologise for taking your money for the privilege of crossing the bridge(s); and rest assured we wouldn’t do that if Dunfermline were still the Capital of Scotland instead of the youn... Fun Packed Edinburgh Awaits You By : Benicio Brown Edinburgh is a very unique city among Scotland's picturesque cities. Its proximity to England and its multi cultural and traditional population set it apart from other tourist destinations in Europe. Glasgow City Guide, Including Glasgow Hotels By : Ms Maria Williams Glasgow is already a top tourist destination for many travellers in Europe. If you were thinking about going on holiday to Glasgow, you may be excited to learn about Glasgow’s world famous art collections. Glasgow has some of the best shopping in Europe. There is a Lighthouse, the Gallery of Modern Art of Glasgow and plenty of museums and interesting entertainments. If you were thinking of taking a holiday in the UK, try visiting Glasgow. Places of Interest in Glasgow T... Glasgow Tourist Information And Travel Guide By : Paul Whyte There are few better places to enjoy a taste of Scotland’s charm than in our largest city, Glasgow. With a population of 620,000 people situated in 68 square miles of west central Scotland along the banks of the River Clyde the city occupies much of the lower Clyde Valley incorporating suburbs – with an overall population of 1.4 million people – which extend into surrounding districts. If shopping is your thing, you've come to the right place. Glasgow's reputation for reta... Hostelling in Scotland By : Ben Scotland is without a doubt one of the most beautiful parts of the British Isles. Its soaring mountains and wild, windswept moors are a haven for climbers and walkers, and an inspiration to countless writers and artists through the years. But, for the millions of backpackers who visit the country every year, it’s the sheer vibrancy of its big cities that really makes the trip so rewarding. Landscapes Of Scotland: Glencoe By : Steven Cronin Glencoe’s spring sky looked bleak; wrathful clouds glared, threatening imminent showers. Columns of light penetrated the cloud, stood as sentinels guarding entrance to the sweeping valley. The scent of springtime was in the air; a new harvest was approaching. Animals all around were preparing their nests for new siblings and a busy summer. The echoes of songbirds and their merry tunes sang throughout the valley; the season of courtship was upon us. A crisp breeze was a ... Never tour the Scottish Highlands like this By : jfranktoo Tourists coming to a beautiful mountain country like Scotland should never charge around the main roads. They'll get stressed, it is dangerous, and tiring. They'll wear themselves out. They need to do less touring. Take it easy, use short journeys, and discover the country roads, that’s the best way. Standing On The Shores Of Loch Ness By : Steven Cronin Locked in the vaults of Scottish legend lies an enigmatic stretch of water famous the world over. Within the wells of Celtic folklore, the mystery of Loch Ness has baffled scientists for decades. Loch Ness sits in the north of Scotland, near the town of Inverness. It forms part of a series of lochs running from the Irish Sea on the east coast, over to the North Sea on the western shoreline, almost dividing the country in half. Loch Ness is the deepest body of water in t... Travel in Scotland: Free Pocket Travel Guide of Edinburgh from Flashbooking backpakers reservation By : Michele De Capitani For the Edinburgh travel guide Flashbooking staff efforts concentrate on making it simple to read and with a nice format.

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