Scotland

A collection of 28 places curated by Hedvika Střasáková

Places in this collection

  1. Skye

    attraction

    Skye, United Kingdom

    Explore the Trotternish peninsula, home to the Old Man of Storr and the Quiraing trail. Hiking requires water, footwear, and windproof layers. Driving the Trotternish loop takes half a day, but a full day is recommended.

    SkyeView on Google Maps

  2. Cairngorms

    activity

    Ballater AB35 5YJ, UK

    Balmoral Estate, the Royal Family's actual Scottish house, and a hidden and very unique looking pyramid

    CairngormsView on Google Maps

  3. NC500 Club

    attraction

    Lairg IV27 4AR, United Kingdom

    Starts and ends in Inverness and hugs the entire North Coast

    NC500 ClubView on Google Maps

  4. Glencoe

    attraction

    Glencoe, Ballachulish PH49, UK

    Iconic wee white house, the Free Sisters of Glencoe, and unbelievable lochs

    GlencoeView on Google Maps

  5. Fort William

    other

    Fort William PH33, UK

    Glensham Viaduct and Dumbledore's final resting place

    Fort WilliamView on Google Maps

  6. Elie Chainwalk

    activity

    Leven KY9 1HB, United Kingdom

    500 Meter scramble along a dramatic jagged stretch of coastline where rusted chains bolted into the rock are the only thing guiding you across cliffs, caves, and narrow ledges all above the crashing sea. Look up tide times.

    Elie ChainwalkView on Google Maps

  7. Vico Bathing Place

    activity

    Hawk Cliff, Vico Rd, Dalkey Commons, Killiney, Co. Dublin, Ireland

    A rite of passage on a sunny day, Dubliners travel from all sides of the city to get here.

    Vico Bathing PlaceView on Google Maps

  8. Ticknock Fairy Castle

    attraction

    Tiknock, Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Offers many routes, with a recommended hike leading to The Blue Light pub for a pint, especially on rainy days.

    Ticknock Fairy CastleView on Google Maps

  9. RHA Gallery

    attraction

    15 Ely Pl, Dublin, D02 A213, Ireland

    Features the best up-and-coming artists from across Ireland. Free entry with a great on-site restaurant.

    RHA GalleryView on Google Maps

  10. 777

    restaurant

    Castle House, 7 South Great George's Street, Dublin 2, D02 HX99, Ireland

    A local legend known for spicy margaritas and incredible food, always with a great atmosphere.

    777View on Google Maps

  11. Loose Canon Cheese and Wine

    restaurant

    29 Drury St, Dublin, D02 RX95, Ireland

    Locals hang out on Drury Street for the best food and vibe. The toasties are incredible, and on a sunny day, crowds are out on the street.

    Loose Canon Cheese and WineView on Google Maps

  12. The Lookout

    accommodation

    Kilmuir, Portree IV51 9UG, United Kingdom

    Bothy built in 1928 as a coastguard lookout station, panoramic bay window with views towards the Outer Hebrides, basic wilderness shelter with no toilet, running water or electricity, wooden bunk bed sleeps three, first come first served

    The LookoutView on Google Maps

  13. Stac Pollaidh

    attraction

    Stac Pollaidh, Ullapool IV26 2XY, UK

    Short, steep hike in the northwest Highlands that gives you full 360 views over Assynt: lochs, coastline, and some of the most unique mountains in Scotland. 4.5km circular | 2–4 hours | ~500m ascent. The path is well built most of the way but gets a little rocky near the top (and the true summit is a proper scramble if you want to reach it). You can see all the way out to the Summer Isles on a clear day.

    Stac PollaidhView on Google Maps

  14. Saint Vincent’s Beach

    attraction

    Saint Vincent’s Beach, NL-90, St. Shott's, NL A0A 3R0, Canada

    Beach where humpback whales come close to shore for lunge feeding, fin flapping, and breaching. The depth drops off immediately, allowing whales to corner capelin fish. Offers a free whale watching experience from the beach.

    Saint Vincent’s BeachView on Google Maps

  15. St Conan’s Kirk

    attraction

    Lochawe, Dalmally PA33 1AQ, UK

    A unique church built between 1881-1886 by Sir Douglas Walter Campbell for his mother, who found the local church too far to trek to.

    St Conan’s KirkView on Google Maps

  16. Jezero Perućac

    attraction

    A lake in Serbia where floating houses can be rented, offering water sports and a scenic experience.

    Jezero PerućacView on Google Maps

  17. Buchanan Castle

    attraction

    Glasgow G63 0HX, United Kingdom

    Ruins of a mid-1800s country house, never fully finished, later a hotel and hospital during WW2, now reclaimed by nature. It sits on private land (part of a golf course) and should be admired from a distance.

    Buchanan CastleView on Google Maps

  18. Provalije Waterfall

    attraction

    3XQ7+X6R, Ošanjići, Bosnia & Herzegovina

    Waterfall that looks like it's straight out of a fairytale

    Provalije WaterfallView on Google Maps

  19. Drumbuie Farm B & B and Quila Cridhe Tearoom

    other

    Drumnadrochit, Inverness IV63 6XP, UK

    Offers Highland cow encounters where you can feed, stroke, and take pictures with the cows for £5. Also serves homemade cakes, light lunches, and afternoon teas with views across Loch Ness. It's a hidden gem with fewer crowds than other attractions.

    Drumbuie Farm B & B and Quila Cridhe TearoomView on Google Maps

  20. Kitchen Coos and Ewes

    activity

    High Arrioland, Newton Stewart DG8 0AU, UK

    Hands-on highland cow tours where you can feed younger cows, ride a tractor to see mothers and babies, and learn about highland cows. A brilliant family-friendly day out.

    Kitchen Coos and EwesView on Google Maps