Scotland

Exclusive guide to the best holiday destinations in Scotland, independent reviews from award-winning travel writers

Terry Marsh celebrates a wedding anniversary at The Kitchin in Leith.

The Kitchin Reviewed. Discover fine dining in Leith.

Set in a converted whisky bonded warehouse in Leith, the eponymous Kitchin combines British seasonal cuisine with the techniques of French cooking

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Terry Marsh braves a visit to the famous Rosslyn Chapel and finds there's more to it than cracking codes.

Rosslyn Chapel. Experience a piece of history without code cracking

Long before Dan Brown and the Da Vinci Code heaped attention on this extravagantly ornate chapel set on a low hill above Roslin Glen in the Midlothian countryside south of Edinburgh it had been a popular destination for generations of curious travellers.

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Island of Mousa. Shetland Isles

Island of Mousa. Immerse yourself in the Beautiful outdoors in the Shetland Isles

The island of Mousa is a special place for several reasons, and anyone visiting Shetland during the summer months should find time to take the short boat ride from Sandsayre on ‘The Mousa Boat’.

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Tell Me More About Hotel Du Vin & Bistro Edinburgh

Hotel du Vin. A classy touch of French in Edinburgh.

It’s the Edinburgh Festival and we are in the best position for the fringe fun. Hotel du Vin is near Bristo Square, a peaceful distance from the hoards.

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Round Britain Cruise on Royal Princess. Discover Great Britain by sea.

Andy Mossack joins the Round Britain Cruise on Royal Princess

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Terry Marsh offers up his insider guide to Orkney, just a few miles off the coast of Scotland.

Insider Guide to Orkney. Discover these rugged but beautiful islands

For today’s visitors, Orkney is a charming and beguiling place; charismatic, enthralling, enlightening, and tantalisingly close to the Scottish mainland, just 10 miles away.

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