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Have You Seen The Loch Ness Monster?
Jul 27th
Famous around the globe for it’s mythical(?) monster, Loch Ness is a huge body of water just South of Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland. The Loch stretches for almost 23 miles between Inverness and Fort William and is the largest Loch in Scotland by volume. The area surrounding Loch Ness is simply beautiful and a great place to visit for a break from everyday life.
Due to the popularity of the Loch and the area around it you will find many hotels near Loch Ness, including luxury accommodatin as well as cheaper bed & breakfasts and guest houses. If you More >
Elgin – A Hidden Gem
Jul 19th
Elgin is a former cathedral city and Royal Burgh which is located in the district of Moray in Northern Scotland. The historic city was founded as early as 1150 and in the 12th century was made a Royal Burgh by King David I. Construction of the impressive Elgin Cathedral was started in 1224 but was later destroyed by fire, the remains of the replacement still attract visitors to this day and are impressive in their own right.
Elgin is an exceptionally friendly place, and you will be made most welcome at the many guest houses which are popular accommodation options amongst More >
George Hotel Edinburgh
Jun 28th
If you are looking for an elegant hotel located in the heart of Edinburgh city, you should consider a stay at The George Hotel Edinburgh.
The George is within walking distance of the majority of Edinburgh’s attractions including the famous Castle, Princes Street Gardens and Holyrood Palace. A little further away is Edinburgh Zoo and the port area of Leith, which is home to the Royal Yacht Britannia. All 249 of the hotels en suite bedrooms, many with views of Edinburgh Castle or the Firth of Forth, have been furnished to an upper four star standard to ensure comfort and satisfaction. More >
Affordable Hotels In Aberdeen
Jun 20th
If you venture to the Northern half of Scotland this year, you could worse than pay ‘The Granite City’ of Aberdeen a visit.
There are many attractions to visit in Aberdeen, including the Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Gordon Highlander’s Museum and the Maritime Museum. The Maritime Museum is rated five star by the Scottish Tourist Board and offers a brilliant introduction to the intricate workings of oil rigs and ships, as well as a excellent insight into Aberdeen’s rich maritime history. Aberdeen also has a good live music scene consisting of venues such as The Lemon Tree and The Tunnels, attracting More >