Living in Scotland
Exploring the Mountains and Hills of Scotland
Scotland's highest mountains are also the highest ones in the whole United Kingdom. The main mountain ranges of Scotland are the Highlands, which are located north and west of the Highland Boundary Fault. The islands off the coast also contain several tall peaks and other formations. There are also the hills of Scotland's Central Lowlands, as well [...]
Museums in Edinburgh, Scotland
Writer's Museum The Writer's Museum is situated in the 17th century Lady Stairs' House. It is mainly themed around Scottish writers like Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson. It is full of materials like first editions, manuscripts and portraits, along with artifacts from these authors' lives. Museum of Childhood The [...]
Burns Night
Burns night is the celebration of the life and work of Scotland’s most famous poet, Robert Burns. Burns Night is officially set on 25 January but it can be celebrated on or near this date. It is celebrated in Scotland and by the Scottish anywhere they may live, but also by fans of Burns’ poetry. The meal consists of traditional Scottish food [...]
Exploring the Small Cities of Scotland, UK
Iverness Iverness is the only city in the highland area of Scotland. It is a great place to relocate if you are outdoorsy and like exploring natural scenery. You also get the benefits of living in a city, as there is good transportation, and it is also one of the fastest growing cities in Europe. It is in the area of the legendary Loch Ness [...]
Car-Free Transit in Edinburgh, Scotland
If you are moving or traveling to Edinburgh, Scotland a car is not necessary. Edinburgh is a small city that has a great bus network. To get out of the city, there are many train options. Bus Trasit The main way to get around Edinburgh is by bus. Buses are usually double-layered, taking on the UK tradition. They go to every part of the city, [...]
