Our guide to health, fitness, and nature in Edinburgh brings you everything from beautiful parks to running, cycling and walking routes, yoga and meditation, friendly gyms and peaceful places to go.
When it comes to nature walks, they become even more exciting when it involves waterfalls. So, we’ve summoned up a list of the most gorgeous waterfalls not too far from Edinburgh for you to discover and have the best da...
Meandering through the woods on a nice summer’s day and enjoying the fresh air is a usual occurrence in the daily lives of Scots. However, those on a walk through the Dunnottar Woods are in for a surprise, as a 40...
Edinburgh is known for its picturesque cherry blossoms with the backdrop of the castle during April and May, with plenty more lovely walks around the city to explore the…...
Ponies in colourful cardigans with the stunning background of a Scottish loch. Probably the best marketing campaign of all time, showing off what people really want: adorable animals in stunning surroundings. While it h...
Scotland is not just the land of lochs, mountains and green-hued vistas. Our country is also known for its white and golden sand beaches, spanning across most of the huge coastline. With an estimate of the coastline bei...
Picture this: walking through a dark path on a remote Scottish island on a cold spring evening, feeling like you’re being watched. As you walk on, the unsettling feeling continues, until you switch on your phone t...
When we think of pyramids as architectural designs, most minds will wander to the Egyptian pyramids, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza. However, Scotland has a pyramid of its own, and it’s widely known as The Secr...
Edinburgh often gets a reputation for being a grey, foggy city, with plenty of moody castle pictures floating around the internet. However, those who visit will soon discover the abundant green spaces around the city, i...
Our obsession with waterfalls combined with our love for Scotland can be fully expressed by visiting the tallest waterfall in the UK, Eas a’ Chual Aluinn. In Scottish Gaelic, ‘Eas a’ Chual Alainn’ means R...
While Scotland is as beautiful as it gets, a change of scenery is necessary every once in a while to be able to truly appreciate what we have, just like that feeling of sleeping in your own bed after a long holiday is p...