The Cairngorms are a mountain range in the eastern Highlands of Scotland dominated by Cairn Gorm. Much of the area is embraced within the Cairngorms National Park, thelargest of the UK network of national parks . It offers landscapes that range from the high windswept mountains and heather moorlands and peatlands to forests, wetlands and rivers. Ha...

The Scottish Highlands is undoubtedly one of the grand scenic regions of Europe. It offers majestic mountains, with Ben Nevis Britain's highest, and a stunning North Sea coastline scattered with remote fishing villages. Lock Ness, in the centre of the region, is the UK's largest lake and one enmeshed in the myth of the monster, and it is here one f...

The small Scottish coastal town of Carnoustie is synonymous with links golf, which has been played here since the game was first devised in the 16th Century. Carnoustie also provides a base for visiting the historic town of St Andrews, with its thriving university and castle and cathedral ruins along with its links golf courses. Travellers can also...

The Scottish capital of Edinburgh, which is located on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth, is the UK's second most popular destination for international visitors after London. As a city break destination, it offers the opportunity to appreciate many centuries of strong and passionate Scottish heritage. The city also offers a wealth of arts an...

Palé Hall is an historic five AA Red Star country house retreat in the Dee Valley on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. It is situated in 50 acres of grounds, with the River Dee running through. The property, whose origins are closely linked with the Victorian-era railway boom, was built in 1871 as a private residence by Sir Henry Robertson. He w...

  Download PDF File Here Eastbourne is a traditional seaside town on England's southeast coast. The English Channel rolling onto large swathes of pebble beach and swirls around the iconic Eastbourne pier. The Grand, Marina and Royal Parades are lined with the sea facing, Victorian era hotels that one finds in almost every English seaside resor...