If I had to collect every minute thing I learned while traveling in Scotland, it would be this round-up of my best Scotland travel tips. The country has its own quirks apart from the national animal being the unicorn, and in this blog, I’m dishing out everything you’ll want to know for your trip. Haven’t
In a country where the national animal is the unicorn, whiskey flows vigorously through the cities and countryside like water AND is known for being the birthplace of Harry Potter, you can’t help but wonder and daydream about how to spend 3 days in Edinburgh. What’s even more mystical and unbelievable about Edinburgh is that
Out of all my trips around the world, planning out a memorable Scotland itinerary was one of the most riveting, exciting, and cherished 10 days that I’ve had. Scotland is a place where Harry Potter fans, history lovers, nature lovers, and city lovers all come together in this melting pot of a country. A Scotland
Whenever I have been asked what my heritage/ethnic background was, I always went through the same list in my head crossing off Italian, German, French, Irish, and Scottish. I had a rough idea of what places I came from based off of my mom and dad’s sides of the family, but I never thought
Edinburgh is one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the United Kingdom, and therefore, has graced us with an abundant selection of places to get a damn good vegan breakfast. I’ve curated ten spots around the city— most are 100% vegan, but there’s a sprinkle of vegan-friendly. Each spot is noted with what side of
Edinburgh is a moody Scottish city filled with rich history and some righteously next-level coffee shops. It’s one of the top cities in the U.K. for coffee, so it would be a disservice not to stumble into the best coffee shops in Edinburgh at least once. When most people think of Scotland, they imagine the
There is an old Scottish saying that goes, “There is no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothes”. Which, after leaning on both sides of this argument, galavanting around Scotland in both the right and horribly wrong clothing, I can tell you that knowing what to wear in Scotland will make a significant
