My last trip in Scotland

Some pictures of my last trip in Scotland before my final return in France, and my last post on this blog too. From Fort William to the Isle of Skye, and from Isle of Skye to Glasgow:
Fort William: 
Seafood restaurant: 

Chapel:

On the road to the Isle of Skye: 

Donan Castle: 

Isle of Skye: 

Glasgow: Necropolis and Cathedral:

Buchanan Street:

 Cupcakes !

# Marie

The roofs of Glasgow

When you walk along the streets of Glagow, raise your head to look at the roofs of Glasgow.

Glasgow is an old city, the biggest and the most populated of Scotland.

The infrastructures are beautiful, they deserve that we pay attention to them

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Sushi in Glasgow

If one day you wake up and feel that you're sick and tired of haggis, Iranbru and deep fried Mars Bars, you can have some Sushi! ;) I tried Nanakusa on Sauciehall Street in Glasgow Centre, and it was really good! Nice service, stylish location and good sushi to (compared to other Sushi restaurants) acceptable prices. Not for every day, but for some special events definitely recommendable! xxx Heidi

Eastern holiday - day 2 - part 2 - Kyleakin, Skye bridge

Hi,

It's only an half-hour drive to the Kyleakin, Skye bridge from the Eilean Donan Castle. The bridge is free, but you can also take the ferry to Isle of Skye. 1. Mallaig to Armadale: (tip: crossing 30min.) per person/car: £4.35/22.60. 2. Glenelg to Kylerhea: (crossing 5min.) car with four passengers: £14.

Another possibility is to take the bus in Glasgow to Portree or Uig,which takes 7/7.5 hours and cost you around £40.
#Sophie

Merchant City - Glasgow

Merchant City is the headquarter for restaurants, cultural and fashion spots !

Right next to the Buchanan Street in Glasgow center and the Wellington Statue, you'll never get bored there !!

http://www.merchantcityglasgow.com/ 

 

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Top Ten most bizarre monuments on Earth - The Wellington Statue

Go to the Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow, which form an end to Ingram Street, and you'll find the equestrian Wellington Statue: the statue of the Duke of Wellington, erected in 1844.

Why is it one of the most bizarre monuments on Earth ??

Because the Duke has a traffic cone on his head !

The purpose of the "game" is to replace the traffic cone on the statue everytime the city removes it. After many times, the cone is left on the head of the Duke, like a part of the statue !!

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Yo sushi, Glasgow

Japanese food in Glasgow: Yo Sushi Restaurant !

A real funny restaurant, with a bar wherein you can take each flat that you wish, and the Sunday you paid 10£ and you can take ever flat that you want: it is unlimited. The restaurant offers a large choice of meals.

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Where found it in Glasgow?

The restaurant:

The Corinthian Club in Glasgow - Casino, club and restaurant

The Corinthian Club is located at the 191 Ingram Street in City Center, Glasgow.

With 5 floors (basement, ground plus 3 upper floors), the Corinthian offers a nightclub, a casino, a bar and restaurant, plus rooms for events, meetings and receptions.

The building is absolutely beautiful, you can go in for free just to visit :)

http://www.thecorinthianclub.co.uk/

 

 

#Lylie