Should You Fly Into Edinburgh or Glasgow?
Choosing the Best Airport for Your Trip to Scotland
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Should You Fly Into Edinburgh or Glasgow?
Scottish Highlands Legends and Romance
Around the Web: Meet the Highland Cows at Pollok Country Park in Glasgow; This is the heart of Scotland’s piping tradition; Highland Summers and Island Dreams and more…
Where are Scotland’s Best Beaches?
Experiences Likely To Sell Out
🌟 Travel Quizzer is Here! Which sport originated in Scotland and is now played worldwide?
From Love Scotland Community: The Bridge to Nowhere...
Scottish Food You Will Love: Scottish Recipe of the Week - Stovies!
Coo Wee: #coowisdom
Should You Fly Into Edinburgh or Glasgow?
Choosing the Best Airport for Your Trip to Scotland
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When planning your Scottish adventure, a common question arises: Should I fly into Edinburgh or Glasgow? Though just 50 miles apart, these cities offer two very different starting points—each with its own character, culture, and proximity to iconic destinations. Whether you're craving castles and cobbled lanes or live music and lochside views, the right choice depends on the journey you’re dreaming of.
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Do you prefer flying into Edinburgh or Glasgow—and why? Discover the unique advantages of each city and choose the perfect starting point for your Scottish adventure!
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Scottish Highlands Legends and Romance
Love, Myth and Adventure in Scotland’s Most Enchanting Landscape
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The Scottish Highlands have an air of romance. Mist clings to the mountains, lochs shimmer like silver, and the land hums with ancient love stories. Here, passionate affairs once shaped the fate of clans—and today, couples still find magic in quiet glens, candlelit castles, and skies lit by the northern lights.
Whether it’s a walk through timeless landscapes or sharing a dram beside a roaring fire, the Highlands offer a backdrop where love, legend, and beauty come together.
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Would you choose the Highlands for a romantic escape—or have you already? The Highlands isn’t just for romance—it’s a land of epic stories, wild adventures, and unforgettable landscapes for every kind of traveller. Read more here!
Around the Web
Meet the Highland Cows at Pollok Country Park in Glasgow
This is the heart of Scotland’s piping tradition
Experience Bagpipes and Heritage at The National Piping Centre, you can learn the story of the Great Highland Bagpipe, attend live performances, or even book a lesson. It’s a cultural must for any music-loving visitor.
Dine in Style at The Witchery by the Castle, Edinburgh
Scotland's WHOLE whisky story in one place
How many Edinburgh festivals are there?
Edinburgh hosts 11 major annual festivals, each with its own focus and atmosphere. Whether you’re into books, jazz, science, or street theatre, there’s a celebration for every taste and season. These aren’t side events—they’re central to the city’s identity.
Highland Summers and Island Dreams
From wild swimming to island-hopping and ceilidhs under the stars—this is your guide to summer magic in Scotland.
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There’s something about Scottish summer that feels like it was written in folklore. The light lingers, the sea sparkles, and the land seems to breathe a little easier. From the Highlands to the Hebrides, traditions come alive, music carries through glens, and the call of adventure is never far off. Whether you’re chasing sunsets on white-sand beaches or dancing into the night at a local ceilidh, these are the places that define a Highland summer.
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What’s your dream summer day in Scotland—coastal, mountain, or music-filled? Here are some ideas for you!
Top Experiences In Scotland Likely To Sell Out
2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!
🌟 Do You Know The Answer? - Travel Quizzer is Here!
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Travel Quiz Question - Which sport originated in Scotland and is now played worldwide?
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Here’s the answer to the previous question in yesterday’s newsletter:- A historic coronation stone used in the crowning of Scottish kings.
From the Love Scotland Community
The Bridge to Nowhere... When the tide comes in, the mystery begins
This curved footbridge at Belhaven Bay in East Lothian is known as the “Bridge to Nowhere.” At low tide, it provides a safe path across Biel Water to the sandy beach. But when the tide rises, the bridge appears to lead straight into the sea—creating one of Scotland’s most photographed illusions. Location: Belhaven Bay, near Dunbar – About 30 miles east of Edinburgh. — Have you seen the tide cover this curious bridge?
“When we were young we used to night fish off the bridge with our dad along with others doing the same. You got on as the tide turned to come in and sat for hours quietly fishing with your flask and sandwiches at hand and left when the tide turned again. Great childhood memories.” - Lesley Gordon-Smith
Scottish Recipe of the Week - Stovies!
Coo Wee
Wisdom straight from a coo... #coowisdom
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