SCOTLAND

To cross a single river at one of Wales’ most striking tourist spots, you do not walk over just one bridge but three. This hidden gem, set in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains, offers some of the most remarkable views in the UK, along with one of the oddest sights. Three bridges stand directly on top of each other across the River Mynach, built at different times between the 11th and 19th centuries. Photo © Tom Hooper ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) Twelve miles inland from the seaside

Hidden off the coast of Scotland, and the largest of the Inner Hebrides, is Britain’s own version of Iceland. The Isle of Skye is famous for its wild, volcanic style landscapes and beautiful waterfalls that look as if they belong in a fantasy film. The island stretches for around 50 miles and was highlighted as one of the UK’s must visit places by TikTok user Ryan Young, known as @theryanyoung_. In a video on the platform, the travel expert listed it beside Durdle Door in Dor

Right in the heart of the majestic Scottish Highlands, a local passenger train begins a legendary journey that has been voted the most stunning rail route in the entire world. The atmosphere is immediately magical, as the train pulls away from the city and plunges into wild, dramatic, untouched mountain landscapes. This incredible, hidden journey is one of the greatest travel experiences Britain has to offer. Photo © Gareth James ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) This astonishing journey is

Right in the heart of Scotland's historic capital, an amazing winter event takes place every year, completely overshadowed by one of the world's most dramatic landmarks. The atmosphere is buzzing, filled with the happy sounds of festive music, the warm smell of sweet treats, and the sight of busy stalls nestled deep below massive cliffs. This huge, exciting event completely takes over a major section of the city centre. Photo © William Starkey ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) This astonish

Travelling to this incredible spot requires a deliberate and adventurous approach, as it sits at the end of a long, single-track road in one of the most untouched and dramatic regions of the Scottish Highlands. The sense of isolation is profound, but the reward is a beach so stunningly beautiful it feels like it belongs on a tropical island. The atmosphere is quiet, serene, and feels utterly separate from the main tourist trail. Photo © Peter Gamble ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) The mag

A pretty little hamlet tucked along the coast was once a quiet home for fishermen and their families. Today the tiny village is loved for its scenery, its excellent restaurant and its wonderful pub. Visitors say it is delightful and unspoilt, with beautiful coastal walks nearby, and many add that it does not feel too crowded with tourists. Photo © Martin Southwood ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) The peaceful creek and village of Porthgain sits within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

If you enjoy travelling at your own pace, then you probably love a good road trip. Not only are they a brilliant way to take in the scenery, but they also give you complete freedom to explore wherever you like. You are not tied to anyone else’s timetable, and you can travel as comfortably as you choose. If road trips are your thing, there is one amazing route in the UK that you really should experience. Photo © Peter Moore ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) Two road trip fans and regular tra

Scotland, more than almost anywhere else in the UK, is a place where you can truly switch off from everyday life. With huge open landscapes and only a few tiny villages scattered around, the Highlands and islands are ideal for anyone wanting a break from the rush of modern living. If that sounds like your kind of escape, there’s one place that might be perfect. Covering only 25 hectares, this place is one of the smallest lived-in islands in the country. Photo © Steve Partrid

A lovely village in Scotland has been named the most “picturesque” in the whole country, and it’s not hard to see why. If you’re hoping to explore more of the UK on a weekend break, there are plenty of places to choose from, each with their own charm. But if you want somewhere that looks like it belongs on a postcard, this place should be high on your list. This coastal treasure in the Scottish Borders has even been praised by photo experts at ParrotPrint as one of the most b

With the busy Christmas season fast approaching, you might already be dreaming about escaping somewhere peaceful. There’s one tiny island just off the UK coast where calm and quiet are practically guaranteed. This hidden gem, only seven miles long and home to around 160 people, sits just off the Kintyre Peninsula and is one of Scotland’s beautiful Inner Hebrides islands. Photo © Stuart Wilding ( cc-by-sa/2.0 ) A short ferry ride from Tayinloan on the mainland takes just 20