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Whithorn, Scotland

June 15, 2020January 7, 2020 Laura GinnScotland, Whithorn0 comment

If you’ve never explored the South West corner of Scotland, then Whithorn is the place to change that. Home to some of Scotland’s most beautiful scenery, alongside the rich history and culture, this is a hidden gem that should top your bucket list. Whithorn Centre The centre of Whithorn is the place to start, with plenty of places and events to join in with. Here, you’ll find plenty of arts and crafts for sale, and since the 2013 initiative by Create Whithorn, the annual Arts & Crafts Trail promotes local…

Dumfries Scotland

Kirkcudbright, Scotland

June 1, 2020January 7, 2020 Laura GinnKirkcudbright, Scotland0 comment

Kirkcudbright can be considered one of the most colourful towns in the south west corner of Scotland, hosting plenty of festivals, exhibitions and events for you to be a part of. With picturesque scenery, friendly locals and culture like no other, Kirkcudbright is one of the hidden gems of Scotland and is well worth the visit for your next trip. What’s Going On? There are plenty of events and activities going on all year round, giving you plenty of opportunity to find something right for you. There’s the annual Scottish…

Dumfries Scotland

September 6, 2013June 23, 2014 adminDumfries, Scotland0 comment

The historic town of Dumfries also goes by the name of ‘Queen of the South’ and is most widely associated with one of Scotland’s national heroes the Bard Robert Burns. The town is located along the banks of the Nith River and has seen a lot of history taking place since it was first founded. The town owes much of its existence to Lady Devorgilla of the Balliol family who had a large share of the power in the area. She paid for the construction of the first bridge across…