Scotland trip

This is the REAL Hogwart's Express Train! Read about our trip on the Jacobite Steam Train, from Fort William to Mallaig on the West Coast of Scotland.

In this comprehensive Ireland guide, you will find all there is to know about planning a trip to Ireland including driving tips, packing lists, and more.

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Ever wanted to visit the iconic Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands? Here's all you need to know for this excellent Glasgow day trip. #glasgowdaytrip #scotland #lochness #scottishhighlands #scotlandtravel #uktravel #unitedkingdom #europe #europetravel #glasgow

In this post, I'll tell you about 10 best attractions in Edinburgh - we actually tried all the attractions and wanted to share our honest feedback with you!

Stories from a shipwreck at Titanic Belfast, the Northern Ireland museum dedicated to the famous ocean liner, which was built here and went down on 14 April 1912

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Waterford Ireland has more to offer than crystal. This walkable plan includes the best things to do - everything from the Vikings to the Victorian era.

Was the last battle for Scottish independence as bloody as the TV show Outlander portrays? Who or what were the Jacobites? Learn more as we embark on a journey through time as you visit Culloden Battlefield and the Culloden Visitor Center with us.

1. An Irish man named Frank Buckley owns a house that is actually made from decommissioned Euro bills that previously amounted to €1.4 billion.

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Before you rent a GPS or Sat Nav for your Ireland vacation read this! You really don't need a GPS to drive in Ireland! Tips for navigating Irish roads. #Ireland #drivingtips #Irelandvacation #traveltips

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1. The scars on the face of The Joker (The Dark Knight) is a wound called a Glasgow smile. It originated in Glasgow, Scotland but became popular with English street gangs. Actor Tommy Flanagan was given one when he was attacked outside a bar in Scotland.

Both offer natural beauty, history, and culture, but differences in nightlife, food, transportation, and, of course, castles might help you decide where to go.

It'll get you SO excited for the holidays.