It’s surprising to me how underrated a travel destination Wales is. With its beautiful landscapes, magnificent castles, and colorful coastal towns, Wales is about as dreamy as it gets. Scotland and Ireland always seems to get all of the love while Wales gets overlooked. But truly, my favorite castle is in Wales - Conwy Castle, which is the first on this list. Some of the prettiest coastal towns in the UK are in Wales, like Aberaeron and Llandudno, and they sure give places like Brighton, England a run for their money. There’s so much to explore that makes it worth more than just a day trip from London to Cardiff (though that’s fun to do as well). I had the opportunity with Visit Wales to spend a week driving down the coast of Wales, starting in Manchester, England (where we flew in), and finishing in Cardiff. Our route took us through towns like Conwy, Tenby, Aberystwyth, Caernarfon, and more. It was truly hard to just pick the best of the best beautiful photo spots for this guide, but I feel like I’ve included some of the most Instagrammable spots that Wales has to offer.
The beautiful Lighthouse Tourlitis of Chora in Andros island, Cyclades, Greece
There aren’t too many opportunities to feel like an adventurer in modern times. However, exploring abandoned places and finding unexpected treasures can give you that deep thrill. You might not bring anything physical back to show for your efforts, but the photos you take and the first-hand experiences make for even better souvenirs.
Castles on Cliffs -- we feature the world's best and most beautiful cliff castles including cliff cave castle Predjama, pirate cliff castle Boccale, Dunnottar Castle, Lichtenstein Castle, the Three Towers of San Marino, Roccascalegna Castle, Swallow's Nest Castle, Edinburgh Castle, Castle La Iruela, & many more.
Who says fairytales arent real? From scenic mountains and famous lochs to historic castles discover the most beautiful places in Scotland.
With four days in Ireland, you can get an overview of the Island around Dublin, including castles, lighthouses, and beautiful oceanside villages. #IrelandItinerary #DublinDayTrips #VisitIreland
It’s surprising to me how underrated a travel destination Wales is. With its beautiful landscapes, magnificent castles, and colorful coastal towns, Wales is about as dreamy as it gets. Scotland and Ireland always seems to get all of the love while Wales gets overlooked. But truly, my favorite castle is in Wales - Conwy Castle, which is the first on this list. Some of the prettiest coastal towns in the UK are in Wales, like Aberaeron and Llandudno, and they sure give places like Brighton, England a run for their money. There’s so much to explore that makes it worth more than just a day trip from London to Cardiff (though that’s fun to do as well). I had the opportunity with Visit Wales to spend a week driving down the coast of Wales, starting in Manchester, England (where we flew in), and finishing in Cardiff. Our route took us through towns like Conwy, Tenby, Aberystwyth, Caernarfon, and more. It was truly hard to just pick the best of the best beautiful photo spots for this guide, but I feel like I’ve included some of the most Instagrammable spots that Wales has to offer.
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When visiting Scotland, you must visit a castle! Here is a list of the top 5 castles you should see in Scotland- includes Edinburgh Castle and Doune Castle!
There are lots of attractions on the drive from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher. You can see castles, lighthouses, wild landscapes, rugged seascapes and more.
Find out all the must-see stops along Ireland's spectacular coastal route, the Wild Atlantic Way. Including epic sea cliffs, stunning castles, and more!
Stirling Castle, located in Stirling, is one of the largest and most important castles in Scotland 🏴, both historically and architecturally. The castle sits atop Castle Hill, an intrusive crag, which forms part of the Stirling Sill geological formation. 📷https://t.co/NpV6n9gpaS
I spent the day on Sunday taking photos of the Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon. The Half Marathon didn’t start until 1pm, but I got up early and had hoped to get some photos of the lake as the sun rose. Unfortunately it was shrouded in mist and fog and I couldn’t see anything at sunrise!...
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Denmark is full of beautiful and historial places to see. Here's a list of 5 castles in Denmark that will leave you saying, "is this real life?"
Aerial view of Pomham Rocks Lighthouse, in the Providence River near Riverside (East Providence), Rhode Island. For more on this lighthouse, see lighthouse.cc/pomham/ Image 350_5064adj
Your ultimate 10-day Scottish Highlands itinerary with Byway. Explore Loch Lomond, Isle of Mull, Skye, Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Highlands.
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Find out all the must-see stops along Ireland's spectacular coastal route, the Wild Atlantic Way. Including epic sea cliffs, stunning castles, and more!
Scotland is full of history, culture and natural beauty. But what about its castles? Here we share 12 castles to visit in Scotland that simply ooze history.
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A view of Killyleagh Castle from St John the Evangelist Church, Killyleagh. The castle was built in 1180 by John De Courcy as one of a series of fortifications around Strangford Lough to protect against the Vikings.
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Autumnal view across Loch Achary from the bottom of the Dukes Pass in the Trossachs. View On Black
