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Explore these unmissable attractions in Scotland's capital - one of Europe's most atmospheric and beautiful cities
Britain's only giant pandas, Victorian high jinks and an earth-shattering experience
Discover some of the architectural jewels that make up UNESCO's World Heritage Site of Edinburgh's Old and New Towns
Follow the footsteps of Miss Jean Brodie and Inspector Rebus, and explore the origins of Dr Jekyll and Harry's Hogwarts
Head south of the centre to a macabre museum, the setting of the Da Vinci coda, and powerful insights into colliery life
An amble down the Royal Mile, soaking in the beauty and history of Edinburgh's "Old Town".
Take a self-guided stroll through one of Ottawa's oldest villages dating back to the 1830s.
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Great walk, Pam and I enjoyed the excellent views over Scotlands Capital.
Ben Nevis - the highest point in the British Isles. I found myself dreaming about the summit of this stunning mountain more than I dreamed about the golf I had come here to play. Dovetailing off a business trip to Edinburgh, I decided to bring a long time friend and avid golfer to the home of Golf here in Scotland. I don't golf. Well at least what I do, most people wouldn't call golf. Jerry and...
Kirkcaldy, Auchetertool, Burntisland, Fife
Auchtertool, Scotland, United Kingdom
Mountain biking | 16.3 miles
Mountain biking | 16.3 miles
Nice run with spectacular views over to Edinburgh and up the Forth to the world famous bridges. Perfect fro a summer evening with a nice mix of of ups and downs on quiet back lanes.
Hidden route through Edinburgh's 'financial district'
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Road biking | 0.0 miles
Road biking | 0.0 miles
Fourth stage of a set of Sunday morning strolls along the Forth & Clyde canal path, then the Union canal path from Bowling to Edinburgh. This stage was between Croy station and Falkirk High station. The highlight was the magnificent Falkirk Wheel between the two canals.
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to see the other saddlebag routes around the world in WCRBBB project This is a round trip to Scotland, in 12
stages. Starting at Edingburgh, we ride to Stirling, and then crossing west to
Oban, on the coast. Then heading north east following the Caledonian Chanel
through Fort William, Fort Augustus, Loch Ness and finally to Inverness.
Then up north to the hilly country of
Higlands, with very narrow...
It was a very wet, rainy day when we visited the 600 year old Golf Course at St Andrew's. However, we were still able to bash a bucket of 50 balls in the practice area, and have a dob of footy on the 18th fairway!!
