A quiet, tranquil place surrounded by the wonderful plants, well-hidden just about a one-mile walk from the Balloch Station, right at the heart of the Balloch Castle Country Park. A place for escapism at its finest!
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A well-hidden gem on the banks of the River Clyde in Cardross near Helensburgh. A 200-year-old garden, Geilston is typical of the small country estates in the mid 18th century Scotland. Our free pdf map will help you find your way there.
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The village we see today dates back to the 19th century when Luss was an exporter of slate, but even during Medieval times, it was popular amongst the Vikings and Pilgrims. The Heritage Trail is 1.5 miles, mostly flat with a few steps on its way, it comprises a few different paths into one - a River Walk, a Quarry Walk, and a Faerie Walk.
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A perfect outdoor adventure you can do in just one day. The path to Conic Hill is part of the famous West Highland Way and offers a magnificent view.
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If you live in the UK and think you’ve already walked every possible street and path near your house, or in contrary, you have no idea where to go and what to explore in your neighbourhood?! We share the resource where you find local walks quick and easy!
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We made this selection of the most interesting events and exhibitions to pencil in your calendar! The locations are varied throughout Scotland which makes for a great excuse to go out and explore new places and seek inspiration.
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A map guide to exploring Kelvinbridge. the West End of Glasgow
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A free map & travel guide to Glasgow Botanical Gardens
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Ben A’an is a popular hill to hike throughout the year and winter is no exception. Located in the Trossachs just over an hour drive from Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, with the hiking trail under 3 hours offering spectacular views, it's no wonder why this place is such a popular destination amongst tourist and the locals. Expect to see a lot of walkers even on a cold winter day.
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There are a few reasons why you might want to visit Helensburgh, but here is two of them: first, if you love architecture and Art Nouveau, in particular, the designs of Charles Renee Mackintosh, you’re in for a treat! Second, if you're traveling around Scotland then chances are that you’ll be passing by this little town, but is it worth stopping by and get exploring? See for yourself.
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“The Lookout"- a mirrored cube installation in the scenic location of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Every surface reflects the stunning landscape surroundings and thus creates the visual illusion of disappearing and reappearing from view as you move towards the object.
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Located at the southern point of the Loch Lomond, Balloch is a great place to get introduced to Scotland’s beautiful nature by taking a walk in Balloch Castle Country Park.
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In this article, we want to tell you about the cruise that we took in July and loved it so much!
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We were lucky to call Glasgow our home for the past year. Although we continue to discover the biggest city in Scotland, this is our guide to our favourite FREE TO VISIT spots we love to come to again and take our visiting friends.
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Apparently, this is the oldest building in Helensburgh...
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The story begins in 1902 when Glasgow's publisher Walter W. Blackie commissioned Charles Mackintosh- the world's most renowned Scottish architect to design his new house...
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This one is a really easy hike and only an hour away from the centre of Glasgow and an easy to reach by public transport.
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The best part of this hike is that you don't need to get to the very top in order to admire the spectacular views
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When we planned a short trip to Scotland earlier this year in May, we had absolutely no idea that in less than six months not only we’ll decide to move up North, but we will buy our first house in a place where we started our journey....
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The island of Kerrera is just a few minutes ferry ride away from the mainland of Oban on the west coast of Scotland. It's a small island with the population of 35 people.
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