For decades, Glasgow, Scotland had a reputation for being a down-on-its-luck former industrial hub. But the Glaswegians worked hard to turn their city into a world-class tourist destination with museums, opera, ballet, and more. In 1990, Glasgow was named the European City of Culture and since then travelers from around the world have visited to enjoy its cozy pubs, great restaurants — which include a lot of veg-friendly options, delicious food markets, designer shops, and, of course, cultural offerings.
Read MoreGame of Thrones, Lord of the Rings...whether or not you’re into those books (or, let’s be real, TV shows/films), you probably admire the breathtaking scenery. If that’s the case, you’ll adore the Isle of Skye, which looks like a fairytale.
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