Inverness in Scotland: Your ultimate travel guide
In Inverness there are many unique activities and attractions to experience. Take a boat trip on Loch Ness, visit Inverness Castle or explore the area on a hike or bike ride.
Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist?
On our tour to Loch Ness we keep hearing the question: Does the Loch Ness monster really exist? Or not? That was the question we asked ourselves on our Loch Ness tour from Inverness. For two days we went in search of clues.
Plum Pudding Recipe - How to prepare Christmas Pudding
The plum pudding is part of the traditional Christmas festival in Great Britain like the Christmas stollen here - with this plum pudding recipe you can make your own Christmas pudding. And maybe a little tastier than this traditional dessert is generally said to be.
Excursions from Inverness for 2 Days
Which Inverness excursions are ideal for a 2 day short break? If you want to spend a long weekend in Scotland and get a taste of the Scottish Highlands, then this tour is a good start.
Enjoy typical Scottish food and drink
You can find typical Scottish food and drink in pubs as well as in restaurants or hotels in Scotland. It's not just shortbread and whiskey. We notice one thing very quickly on our trip to Scotland. Scottish food is hearty and fills you up.
Discover Cawdor Castle in Scotland
The Earl of Cawdor's widow still lives today at Cawdor Castle in Scotland. She moves out of the castle during the warm season and spends the time between April and October in another of her properties. During these months the castle is open to the public.
Make your own pancake dough for an American breakfast
With this pancakes dough you can prepare a breakfast like in America at home. Making pancakes dough yourself is easy. Breakfast in the US or Canada looks different than ours. It is one of the most important main meals of the day there. Especially on weekends, you take the time to have a long and extensive breakfast.
Glenfiddich Whiskey - in family hands since 1887
We love the ambience that old traditional businesses like the Glenfiddich Whiskey Distillery in Scotland exude. The whiskeys are often stored in oak barrels for decades behind stone walls. Glenfiddich even has whiskeys that are more than 125 years old. If you approach a whiskey distillery, you can already smell the scent of the "share [...]" before entering the production facility.