Edinburgh

Edinburgh in October is hands down beautiful! The leaves are starting to change colour, there’s a lack of midges and tourists. But all that comes at a cost – colder weather and shorter days!

When you look up what to do in Edinburgh, you might come across Leith as a hidden gem. But, here’s the truth about Leith…

For my trip to Scotland, I won’t lie, one of my main priorities was to see at least one highland cow while I was there. Here are the best places to spot a highland cow in Scotland.

When visiting Edinburgh, like any city, you have to visit the top attractions. But, if you have some extra time, or it’s your second time visiting, I found 10 hidden gems that worth checking out.

If I had the room in my suitcase, I swear I would’ve brought back everything I saw during my trip to Scotland… Seriously, they’re winning the souvenir game. They know how to work all their bases from clothing, to food and drinks, cute animals, and TV/ movie references.

Built in the mid 1300s, Tantallon Castle sits on the edge of the sea cliffs just outside North Berwick. It’s a must-do activity to see if you’re visiting this coastal city.

The only problem is that it can prove to be pretty hard to get to if you don’t have a car. I’ll take you through your alternative options: busing and walking.

Edinburgh is such an underrated city to visit and there’s just so much to discover. I fell in love after learning these fascinating Edinburgh fun facts so I thought, why not share them with you!

Did you know they host the worlds largest arts festival (Fringe Festival)? Or that it’s the capital of a country with a unicorn as its national animal?

Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is an enchanting medieval city in the north of the UK (only a 4-hour train from London). Its legendary history will captivate you with heartwarming and eerie tales. There’s so much to see here you won’t be bored even for a second. No two attractions are alike, and most are …