Killybegs Things to Do

To the north of the city, by the Firth of Forth, sits this architectural gem, the ancestral home of the Earl of Rosebery. It houses some superb paintings, French furniture, Sèvres porcelain, intricate tapestries and a Napoleoni... more

The new owners of this city center cafe bar are truly in the swing of things with a program that includes club nights during the week and live gypsy jazz on Sunday afternoons. The Tom Tom club on Thursday is shaping up to be on... more

Built by James IV, Holyroodhouse Palace has traditionally been a favourite stopping-off point for monarchs traveling to and from Balmoral. The Monarch is strongly associated with the Palace is Mary Queen of Scots, and you can v... more

Established in 1979 in what was an elegant Georgian church, this concert hall is home to the BT Ensemble (originally the Scottish Baroque Ensemble) and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. This wonderful 850-seat auditorium plays ho... more

This old-style club is open to all Welsh speakers and learners and even holds Welsh study sessions during the day. The building is spans across three floors, a feature that is put to good effect by hosting a different 'scene' o... more

The venue is a good old-fashioned rock venue and is host to an eclectic mix of club nights. It is the antithesis to the so-called "superclubs" and is reassuringly grimy around the edges. Its size is such that the smaller tourin... more

A close is an alleyway or a stair leading to several dwellings and White Horse Close is one with strong Jacobean links, situated at the bottom of the Royal Mile. It has been beautifully restored, whitewashed and made pretty wit... more

Like a defiant rock piercing the surface of a lake, the island of Flat Holm stands five miles off the Cardiff or Barry coast. It is a small piece of land with an amazing claim to fame; the destination for Marconi's first radio... more

This place justly won the Cave of the Year Award recently. The lighting and audio-visual effects create a great atmosphere as you travel through this natural wonder that has been two million years in the making. It was first ex... more

St Mary's Scottish Episcopal Cathedral, designed by George Gilbert Scott (of St Pancras Station, London fame), is one of Edinburgh's finest examples of neo-Gothic architecture, both inside and out. A five minute walk from the w... more