Everyone who comes to Edinburgh should climb up Arthur's Seat for fantastic views of the city and the surrounding countryside.
Go on a Saturday night to see Graeme Pearson and have a pint! He's one of the most entertaining singers I've seen and knows how to please a crowd. Cozy pub with great company.
The gold experience is amazingly good value. I learnt lots about whisky and had 5 single malts - would definitely go again.
If you pay £3 you get a certificate saying you climbed 287 steps to the top. The views are stunning just make sure you go on a clear day and take a camera.
Located in the Highlands of Scotland, Loch Ness must be one of the most famous bodies of water in the world! Not least because 'Nessie' the Loch Ness Monster. But there is Loads more to discover! Read more.
If you're in for a short walk (~1h), go to the station a bit further down the road. Hidden behind the café car starts a path along the hillside, offering beautiful views on the lake and the viaduct.
You may recall Alnwick Castle as the spot where Harry took his first ride on a broomstick. In real life, it has been the home of the Percys, earls and dukes of Northumberland, since the 1300s. Read more.
The double rooms are pretty small; you'll be living out of your suitcase in most cases. Showers are GREAT though!
The path that starts off extremely steep near the Dynamic Earth center has a beautiful view and after finishing, you can climb to Arthur's Seat relatively easily.
A great place for a haggis first timer! Their haggis, neeps, and tatties plate with whisky sauce is great!
