When the Georgian upper classes grew tired of living in the (then) grimy, cramped, Old Town, a New Town was formed. Erected over the course of the 18th and 19th centuries,…
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The Scottish capital’s oldest district dates back to Medieval times. Its long history has been well-preserved in the steep winding cobbled streets, narrow wynds and towering crammed buildings. Originally built on…
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Edinburgh centre’s cool neighbour is now the Michelin star capital of Scotland. Once a busy working port, it’s now home to luxury mini liners like Fingal and the Royal Yacht Britannia,…
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With an abundance of luxury hotels in London it can be difficult to choose which one is best for your stay. Particularly for well-travelled individuals who want their hotel experience to…
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The world recently descended on the Scottish city, during COP 26. This really highlighted it as a destination with much to offer for a leisure break, as well as a business…
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Located in the heart of Northern Ireland and set within 163 arces of gardens and woodlands, Galgorm Hotel and Spa has carved out a reputation as being Northern Ireland’s premier spa…
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The Welsh capital saw an accelerated evolution during the industrial revolution, becoming a global giant in the exportation of coal. As the 20th century progressed, the city used this income and…
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The largest of the Channel Islands blends British and French culture, reflecting its location between the two countries. While it’s just a short 40 minutes air hop (or longer ferry ride)…
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The North Yorkshire town sits on the edge of the Dales National Park. For centuries it’s been a go-to high-end spa destination and whether you enjoy pampering or pondering on history,…
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The hallowed halls of Durham University are steeped in history — in the 1800s, the esteemed place of learning found a home in the city’s 11th-century castle. Durham may be relatively…