Category Archives: Glasgow

24 May 2025

The Isle of Arran is a kidney-shaped island off the west coast of Scotland, south-west of Glasgow, with a population around 4,600 and is the seventh largest in Scotland.  It is accessed at present via Troon, but traditionally the embarkation …

26 September 2019

From buzzing cities to spectacular landscapes, Scotland is a beautiful country that’s right on your doorstep. With wild-camping legal and free just outside of it’s cities you don’t even have to pay for accommodation! So, next time you plan a …

10 July 2019

Places To Go is a monthly feature by UK rail expert and Director of NationalRail.com, Alex Nelson. This month he visits Rothesay and the Isle of Bute: It’s 16 miles by road from Rhubodach (pronounced “Rubber Duck”) in the north …

21 June 2019

If you’re an outdoorsy person, you’ll have heard about the recent talks to legalise wild camping in England and Wales. Although the initial response was positive from Parliament, the idea has since received backlash. Experienced campers have argued that incentive …

22 March 2019

Whether it’s a catch up with your friends, some quick hearty grub or a romantic couple of drinks – the answer is always the pub. Britain is internationally known for its pub culture. Stumble into any village, town or city …

2 May 2018

The UK is famous for its summer festivals and this year is no different. Most people who attend these festivals do so by public transport, due to lack of parking or difficulty in doing so. These events cater to all …

23 October 2015

  With Halloween just around the corner, nationalrail.com is looking at some of the UK’s scariest destinations that can be reached easily by train. Why not treat your loved one to a scary weekend and let the train take the strain? Remember, …

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