The most touristy part of Scotland by a long ol’ way — loads of people visit Edinburgh every day. But because there’s so much to do in the city, a trip can feel overwhelming… which is why so many tourists take organized trips in and around the nation’s capital. So in this guide, I’ve helped...Read More
Coming up in this guide: surprising hikes and bike rides, a big fat castle, the planet’s biggest arts festival, and the 15 best hostels in Edinburgh. You’re here because you’re visiting Edinburgh and want to know where to stay in the city. You’re also here because you don’t want to spend loads of money while...Read More
Coming up: horror-themed buses, a bunch of retro games, and tear-inducing childhood memories. Edinburgh is a pretty rainy place. And when it rains, you (obviously) don’t want to be tackling the city’s outdoor stuff… … so in this list, we’ve saved you from rainy-day despair, by assembling a list of the 21 best activities to...Read More
If you read lots of our juicy content here at Travelness, you probably already know Scotland is one of my favorite places on the planet. And one of its most underrated regions is the Scottish Borders, a little area sitting north of England… and south of Scotland’s much-more-famous places. In this big bumper guide, we’ve...Read More
Coming up in this guide: canalside bike rides, family-friendly fun, exploring Falkirk, an adventure play park, and two gigantic horse heads. So, you want to visit the bizarre Kelpies in Falkirk. They seem cool… although, to be honest, you don’t really know what they are: What exactly is the point of them? Are they really...Read More
Coming up in this guide: big views, bigger buildings, a unicorn-themed tapestry, the royal palace, Mary Queen of Scots, and everything you need to know about Stirling Castle. Stirling Castle is a hefty beast. One of the most impressive castles in Scotland, it’s huge, it sits on a big hill, and it offers lovely views...Read More
Coming up in this guide: a massive sword, even-more-massive views, references to Braveheart, and everything you need to know about the National Wallace Monument. You’re visiting Scotland. You’ll be in Stirling. You want to visit the National Wallace Monument. Well, in this guide, your good friends at Travelness have brought you everything you need to...Read More
Accra, Ghana – Mother Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, has officially endorsed Kamala Harris for President of the United States. As Mother Fletcher just celebrated her 110th birthday, her endorsement holds profound significance, rooted in a century of lived history and resilience. In 1921, the Tulsa Race Massacre...Read More
Coming up in this guide: Scottish kings, Celtic mythology, Stirling Castle, a well-known Mercat Cross, more than one mythical creature, and Scotland’s national animal. India has the tiger. Canada has the beaver. China has the panda. England has the lion. … but what’s the national animal of Scotland? Coming up, the ridiculous (and surprising) answer...Read More
Here’s a summary article about Danny Bhoy’s humorous “Visitor’s Guide to Scotland” video, written in a style blending elements of The New York Times and Buzzfeed: “Comedian Serves Up Cheeky Tour of Scotland” In a hilarious twist on traditional travel guides, Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy has created a tongue-in-cheek video tour of his homeland that’s...Read More
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