I had just one weekend to explore the land of Shakespeare and fish n chips, of Will and Kate and Big Ben, and there is no way I could have done it without one handy little pass. The London Pass is the best decision I made during my two days in the UK version of the Big Apple, and I saw things in London I would never have seen without it. For just £80 I was able to see eight London greats in my two days which in admission prices alone would have cost me over £200—in time it would have cost me much more than the 48 hours I had just in standing in line to wait and buy tickets. First of all, get the mobile app. You don’t even need wifi or data to access your pass once you have bought it and added it to the mobile…
Edinburgh’s “Other” Castle – Craigmillar
If you are in Edinburgh it is impossible to miss the beautiful castle perched atop the hill of the Royal Mile. The Edinburgh Castle…
Leaf Peeping on New Hampshire’s Kancamagus Highway
Leaf peeping is a favorite autumn activity in New England, and there is no better place to see the array than the colorful mountains…
St. Andrews – More than Just a Golfer’s Paradise
I escaped Edinburgh on Sunday and decided to explore a famous old fishing village in the Kingdom of Fife. This town is famous for…
Dunkeld and Stirling
One of my favorite scenes from the movie “Made of Honor” is when Hannah and her Scottish fiancé, Colin, are sitting at the dinner…
Best Places to go on The Isle of Skye
Angus Graham picked us up at 8:00 a.m. sharp. The side of the black minivan read “Skye Island Tours” and standing at the driver’s side…
Inverness and Loch Ness
It is day two of my Scottish adventure! I flew into Edinburgh airport from Dublin on Aer Lingus yesterday with my family and rented…