A country brimming with history and culture, Scotland’s diverse regions offer everything from serene countryside escapes to bustling city breaks and everything in between.

If a trip north of the border is on the cards, expect glistening lochs, unspoilt landscapes, vibrant cities and breath-taking mountainous regions. In the birthplace of golf, what better place to enjoy a round or two than in St Andrews. Or perhaps discover Loch Lomond and try out a daring water sport?For those heading to Scotland, the capital is a great place to start. Edinburgh’s cobbled streets are lined with historical landmarks, like Arthur’s Seat and Edinburgh Castle, an eclectic mix of restaurants and lots of interesting shops just waiting to be explored. A place where the past meets the present, the capital has its own unique traditions and an extraordinarily rich heritage – perfect for a spot of sightseeing.Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city, an exciting place famous for its impressive architecture, industrial heritage, museums and the arts. Embark on an urban exploration through this hub of activity and culture and delve into the city’s most popular attractions. With an enviable shopping scene, vibrant nightlife and diverse culinary scene, its not hard to see why this is a popular destination for a short break.