Trip to Edinburgh, Reykjavik, Copenhagen

This collection of historical greenhouses operated by the University Of Copenhagen serves much re...

This doesn’t much look like a classical castle, but what do we know of architecture anyway....

This tower is many things: a historical monument, an astronomical observatory, and a really good ...

Also called the Deer Park Hill, this is the world’s oldest operating amusement park. Unlike...

It was recommended to the King of Denmark in the 1890s that he create a separate museum for the p...

The first impression one has of this museum is one of harmony. The landscape, the gardens, the ar...

This, the longest pedestrian shopping complex in the world, is actually a collection of streets t...

It’s hard to believe there was any other purpose to building the Royal Mile other than to t...

This scientific centre and popular tourist attraction wasfounded in 1670. About 4% of all known p...

Inaugurated in 1999, this steel and glass science centre is easily accessible. It’s mainly ...

In the honour of the Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, the magnificent Nelson Monument was built in Ed...

Penguins; that’s the deal here, for the zoo breeds them. Exotic birds, lions, monkeys, koal...

This Victorian-Goth monument to Sir Walter Scott is the larget of it’s kind in the world to...

There is just no way a whiskey museum can be anything but fun. Located next to Edinburgh Castle, ...

Located at the central Edinburgh, the Scottish National Gallery boasts a huge collection of Art a...