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21 Nov Exploring Navan Fort: A Window Into Ireland’s Ancient Past

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Nestled in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, Navan Fort is a captivating destination brimming with history and mythology. For anyone embarking on a tour of Ireland, this ancient site is a must-visit. Its profound cultural significance, combined with the natural beauty of the surrounding area, makes...

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18 Nov Discovering Gardenstown: A Hidden Gem on Scotland’s Rugged Coastline

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Nestled within the enchanting Bay of Gamrie, Gardenstown is a charming coastal village that should feature on any Scottish tour itinerary. This picturesque location combines a stunning natural landscape with a rich historical narrative, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking both beauty and...

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15 Oct Favourite Hotels in Scotland

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We just thought that it might be interesting for us to note a few of our top hotels for tours of Scotland.   In Edinburgh we usually place guests at the Balmoral. The elegance and history of this hotel make it a real pleasure to stay in. The location...

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13 Oct Favourite Hotels In Ireland

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We just thought that it might be interesting for us to note a few of our top hotels for tours of Ireland.   The Shelbourne in Dublin has an elegance and a history that makes it very special. It is also very well located.   Sheen Falls Lodge, located in...

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09 Oct Largo: A Charming Village in Scotland with Rich History

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Once a major fishing village, Largo is now a delightful stop on any tour of Scotland, offering picturesque scenery and a glimpse into Scotland’s past. The village is filled with quaint cottages and historic houses, providing a charming backdrop for a leisurely stroll. Its lovely harbour...

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06 Oct Crumlin Road Gaol: A Must-Visit Attraction in Belfast

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Crumlin Road Gaol, located in Belfast, is a historic prison that dates back to 1845 and was operational until 1996. Now reopened as a visitor attraction and conference centre following extensive renovations, it has become a key stop on any Ireland tour. Visitors can take a...

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30 Sep Gretna Green: The Marriage Capital of the UK

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The town of Gretna, a "planned town," was established during World War I to house workers from a nearby munitions factory. At the time, this factory was the largest in the world and was renowned for producing a powerful explosive known as "The Devil's Porridge." Just...

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27 Sep Kenmare: A Hidden Gem in County Kerry

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Kenmare is a charming town located in the south of County Kerry, and it's a must-visit destination on any tour of Ireland. If you're traveling with Ireland and Scotland Luxury Tours, we include Kenmare in our itinerary, with accommodations at the luxurious Sheen Falls Lodge. The...

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20 Sep Howth Castle, County Dublin

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This is a fine baronial mansion erected in 1564 by the twentieth Lord of Howth. It is worth visiting on any tours of Ireland.   The great feature of the castle is the Armorial Hall. It has many antiquities and relics on display. There are many fine paintings also.   It is...

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18 Sep Castle Menzies, Perthshire

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This castle was the seat of the Menzies family. It sits near the quaint village of Weem. Definitely worth seeing on any tours of Scotland.   The castle dates from 1570 and additions were made in 1840. It is certainly worth a visit.   Nearby is the old church at Weem is...

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