Legendary Braveheart

Scotland is a part of the UK with a fantastically unique, bitter, and exciting history. Most famously, of course, the story of William Wallace, a 13^th century warrior who defeated the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge and was appointed Guardian of Scotland. This story was captured in film and became the classic ‘90s film Braveheart.

Magical Isle of Skye

The Isle of Skye is Scotland’s most mystical place. It’s an island of local mythology and exciting legends. Aside from the stories, Skye is also an incredibly dramatic and exciting place of friendly towns, ancient forts, and epic castles.

Dramatic history

As Braveheart depicted, Scotland is a place of very exciting and dramatic history. A Celtic land that was also once home to Viking settlers before eventually becoming a part of the United Kingdom (though not without putting up a fight), Scotland is a place of fierce but kind people and a history as dramatic and powerful as its landscape.

Land of whisky

If there’s one export Scotland is famous for, it’s their whisky. Distilleries pepper the landscape of Scotland, and the drink itself is integral to Scotland’s dining, celebration, and heavily social culture. It’s a merry drink for merry people, and the Scots are certainly merry.