Why Germany Rewards Travellers Who Look Past the Standard Ticket Germany has one of the most confusing train ticketing systems in Europe, and also one of the most rewarding once you understand it. Deu...
Why Luxembourg Doesn’t Need a Rail Pass at All Every other country in this series is really about finding the right ticket, card or pass. Luxembourg breaks that pattern entirely. Since 1 March 2...
Why Cheap Train Tickets in Europe Are Hard to Find Train travel in Europe looks simple, but the pricing system is anything but. Most travellers expect to search a route, pick a train, and buy a ticket...
Discover the best day trips from Cork including Blarney Castle, Kinsale, Cobh, Bantry, Gougane Barra and the beautiful southwest coast....
Explore the Limerick region including King John's Castle, Adare, Bunratty Castle, Lough Gur and the Foynes Flying Boat Museum....
Discover the best things to do in Galway including Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter, Galway Cathedral, Salthill and traditional Irish music....
Plan unforgettable day trips from Galway including Connemara, the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, Kylemore Abbey, Cong and the Burren....
Plan the perfect day trip from Dublin with ideas including Howth, Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains, Kilkenny, Belfast, Newgrange and more....
Discover the best things to do in Dublin, from Trinity College and the Guinness Storehouse to historic landmarks, museums, pubs and family attractions....
How to travel from Dublin to Belfast by Enterprise train, Aircoach coach or car, including prices, journey times and whether it works as a day trip....
How to fly from the UK to Dublin and back in a single day, including flight times, airport transfers, a one-day itinerary and a realistic cost breakdown....
Which Dublin Attraction Pass Is Right for You? If you’re planning to visit several of Dublin’s most popular attractions, buying a Dublin attraction pass can be one of the easiest ways to s...
The best family-friendly things to do in Dublin with kids, including Dublin Zoo, Imaginosity, EPIC, Phoenix Park and Viking Splash Tours....
A complete guide to Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, covering the full route from Donegal to Cork including Galway, Clare, Kerry and West Cork....
Discover the best things to do in Cork, including the English Market, Shandon Bells, Cork City Gaol, museums, riverside walks and local food....
A complete guide to getting around Dublin using LUAS, DART and Dublin Bus, including Leap Card fares, visitor tickets and how to reach the city's top attractions....
Travelling Between Scotland’s Two Largest Cities Glasgow and Edinburgh sit roughly 42 to 47 miles apart, and travelling between Scotland’s two largest cities is one of the easiest intercit...
Which Edinburgh Cruise Port Will Your Ship Use? One of the first surprises for many cruise passengers is that Edinburgh doesn’t have a single cruise terminal. Instead, ships arrive at four diffe...
Planning Your Journey to Murrayfield Stadium Whether you’re travelling to watch the Six Nations, an autumn international, a United Rugby Championship fixture or one of the stadium’s major ...
Welcome to Edinburgh Airport Whether you’re arriving for a city break, a rugby international at Murrayfield, a cruise from the Firth of Forth, or a tour of Scotland’s spectacular scenery, ...
Escape the Scottish Capital for a Day One of the best things about visiting Edinburgh is how much of Scotland lies within easy reach. In less than an hour you can be exploring royal palaces, dramatic ...
Discover Scotland’s Historic Capital Few cities pack as much history into such a compact area as Edinburgh. Scotland’s capital is a place where medieval closes tumble down from an ancient ...
Getting to Know the Glasgow 2026 Venues The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games took place across just four main venues, all positioned within an eight-mile corridor running from the west end of Glasgow t...
Exploring Glasgow by Subway The Glasgow Subway is the third-oldest underground metro system in the world, opening on 14 December 1896, shortly after London’s Metropolitan Railway and Budapest...
Finding the Perfect Base Glasgow is compact enough that almost anywhere central puts you within easy reach of its main sights, but the right neighbourhood still makes a real difference to how your tri...
Planning a Cruise from Glasgow Cruises marketed as sailing “from Glasgow” actually depart from Greenock, a port town on the Firth of Clyde around 26 miles west of the city centre. It is a ...
Escape the City for a Day One of Glasgow’s biggest advantages as a base is just how much of Scotland sits within easy reach. Loch Lomond, the historic city of Stirling, the dramatic scenery of G...
Planning Your Journey Hampden Park sits on the south side of Glasgow, a few miles from the city centre, and hosts everything from Scotland international matches to major concerts and cup finals. Becau...
Getting Around Glasgow with Ease Glasgow has one of the most compact and visitor-friendly transport networks of any UK city, built around a small circular Subway, a dense suburban rail network, and fr...
Welcome to the Games Glasgow was once again a host city for the Commonwealth Games, welcoming the world back for an 11-day event that ran from 23 July to 2 August 2026. Unlike the sprawling 2014 editi...
