Planning a trip to Scotland? This is your one-stop guide for everything you need to know before you go!
In our '7 Tips for Going on a Spontaneous Family Weekend Getaway' post, we talked about how important it is to have quality time with your family, especially as your children are growing up. Even a simple weekend getaway can create
All the best things to do in the North of Scotland including all the most beautiful spots. Plus tips to help you plan your entire trip.
Isle of Skye The Isle of Skye in the northwest part of Scotland was and is breathtaking. Chances are you have seen pictures of it burning up Pinterest. One of the most popular pins I have seen on Pinterest is
The scenery throughout Scotland is beautiful, especially in the Scotland Highlands. There are lakes and rivers every where. While we were over there we spent one of our weekends driving from Elgin, Scotland over to the Isle of Skye. It
Elgin's prayer garden was by far one of the most memorable things I saw in Scotland. I had never heard of a prayer garden before and it simply blew me away. It's right across the street from Elgin's Cathedral Ruins. It's
Where to Stay in Elgin, Scotland The Mansion House Hotel is located in Northeast Scotland in the small town of Elgin. It's a beautiful hotel inside and out. It's a 19th century Baronial mansion and also the town's country club.
The Elgin Cathedral Ruins in Scotland are profound to see and there is no charge. Take a photo tour of the ruins and learn more.
Elgin, Scotland is a small town up in the highlands of Morray in between Inverness and Aberdeen. It's a beautiful area not far from the coast. The town originated to the south of the River Lossie on the higher ground
Brodie Castle can be found off the highway between the town of Elgin and Inverness in northern Scotland. This is a stunning castle. They have a no photos policy, so I only got a few when no one was around.
The Sir Walter Scott monument in Edinburgh, Scotland is on Princes street. Princes Street is a main street with lots to see and do. Sir Walter Scott was a Scottish historical novelist, playwright and poet. You are probably familiar with one
