Bonfire Night has changed noticeably since the pandemic. Large public displays disappeared across the country during restrictions, and when events returned many councils and organisers faced higher co...
Exploring Europe’s Biggest Football Festival by Public Transport The UEFA EURO 2028 Championship will run from 9 June to 9 July 2028, with 51 matches staged across England, Scotland, Wales and t...
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 will take place across just four main venues, all positioned within an eight-mile corridor running from the west end of Glas...
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...
