Coming up: pig ears, all-you-can-eat Indian food, and a TV celebrity chef. Here at Travelness, we’ve already brought you the best restaurants in Newcastle, and the best restaurants in Newcastle’s Ouseburn area. (I was born and brought up in Newcastle by the way, in case you’re wondering why I have a gastronomic obsession with the...Read More
Discover the rugged beauty and rich history of the Scottish coastline with these 15 stunning lighthouses in Scotland, each offering unique stories, breathtaking views, and a glimpse into the maritime heritage that has guided sailors for centuries. Coming up: coastal towns, Robert Stevenson, the North Sea, some of the UK’s best viewpoints, lots of yellow...Read More
Center Parcs, the premium family short-break provider, announced ambitious plans to develop its first holiday village in Scotland, marking a significant expansion of its operations with an investment of up to £400 million. The proposed development, located approximately three miles north of Hawick in the Scottish Borders, represents the company’s seventh village across the UK...Read More
Coming up in this guide: a day-by-day breakdown, lots of lovely photos, and some surprisingly positioned snack stops. Just a few weeks ago, I did the Mestia to Ushguli trek. At the time, I was living in Georgia… and I’d been wanting to do it for a while. ‘But Paul, why are you telling me...Read More
The internet can’t get enough of Scottish people, especially when they have that particular accent that tickles the funny bone. From hilarious skits to witty comebacks, Scottish humor never fails to entertain. One wee lass, in particular, has taken the internet by storm with her sassy charm and quick wit: Taleah Hope Andrews. This young...Read More
Coming up in this guide: loads of Georgian food, way too much salt, crowd-pleasing classics, and some tucked-away gems. Right now, as I’m writing this, I’m living in Kutaisi… and I’ve spent a hefty chunk of time munching my way around the city. For a little place, it has a surprisingly-large number of restaurants. So...Read More
Coming up: independent cinemas, a load of dogs and cats, and the tunnel-shaped gloom of an ancient air-raid shelter. I’m from Newcastle, so I love the place. And because I’m from Newcastle, I also know the city gets a lot of rain. So, coming up, I’ve brought you the 17 top activities to do in...Read More
Coming up soon: steamy noodles, a cafe-packed lakeside bike ride, and some of my favorite under-the-radar spots. Presumably, you haven’t (yet) been to Hanoi. But I have—and a while back, I used to live there. So in this guide, I’ve brought you the 30 best things to do in Hanoi. Expect well-known attractions, things you...Read More
So, you’re wondering: is there Uber in Thailand? In short, nope. There is no Uber in Thailand. But don’t worry about all the transportation and the logistics of getting around, cos you have many other options. Coming up in this guide, we’ve covered all your alternatives, all your questions, and all the ways to travel...Read More
In a groundbreaking discovery that has stunned archaeologists, a new study published in Nature on Wednesday has revealed that the largest “bluestone” at Stonehenge, known as the “altar stone,” originated from the very north-east corner of Scotland, not Wales as previously believed. The astonishing finding indicates that the 6-tonne, 5-meter-long sandstone block was transported an...Read More
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