Europe's castles, with their towering ramparts and centuries-old stone walls, are more than just magnificent structures; they are living testaments to the rich tapestry of history and the enduring artistry of human craftsmanship. As you embark on a journey to explore these iconic fortresses, you will immerse yourself in a world where knights once roamed, kings and queens held court, and legends were born. The castles in Europe are towering guardians of a bygone era, whispering tales of conquest, intrigue, and romance.

With Father’s Day around the corner, you might be thinking about taking some time away with your dad. Whether you feel like enjoying some rounds of golf, hiking a national park, tracing music history, sampling whisky at a distillery, or going fishing together, we’ve got five trip ideas that are sure to create long-lasting memories.

Britain brings to life the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Experience the magic of the destinations that inspired J.K. Rowling’s legendary series by visiting these sites!

Elephant House, Edinburgh

Often referred to as the birthplace of Harry Potter, this gourmet coffee shop was the site where J.K. Rowling put pen to paper, crafting her early novels. She took inspiration from nearby surroundings like Edinburgh Castle and the character-filled streets.

Halloween means campy horror movies are back in theaters, faux-haunted houses are set up at farms, pumpkins are for the taking, and a general fright is in the chilly and getting chillier air. Did you know that you weren’t relegated to fake haunted houses to get your Halloween kick? These haunted places around the world will put a real (genuine) fright into you (if that’s your thing).

Here’s our list – we were able to compile 13. Are you brave enough to visit any?

Globus, through the eyes of a Tour Director, knows how to maximize your time in Britain, going from landmark to landmark and to off-the-beaten path gems.

Not all regions of the Earth’s oceans are created equal. Some are that much better to spot those majestic sea mammals in their natural habitat. Next time you’re looking for your next great getaway, try matching it with one of these regions that are known for their amazing whale watching opportunities.

While a trip Edinburgh Castle is must when you visit Scotland’s capital city, rest assured, a visit to the Palace of Holyrood House, will not disappoint either. For a little bit of eerie entertainment, check out the Edinburgh Dungeon on Market Street and enjoy an interactive experience that’s a little spooky and a lot of fun. Head to Old Town and take a peek into its interesting history and 17th century life with the Real Mary King’s Close tour.