The Cathedral – a Gothic masterpiece surrounded by gardens, episcopal buildings and picturesque lanes of half-timbered houses is at the center of La Cité, the old town of Limoges. Guided tours of the Cathedral are available if you want to learn about its history.

Founded by John Magee in 1866, Magee's is now an internationally acclaimed tweed manufacturer that produces the finest hand-woven menswear and womenswear, incorporating over 150 years of experience into the latest fashion trends.

Set along the southern Tuscan coast, this was the region’s first natural park, created in 1975. It’s still well off most tourist itineraries, which is part of what makes it worth the trip. You’ll find wild beaches, open fields, pine forests, and a good mix of hiking and biking trails. It’s a solid choice if you’re after fresh air, sea views, and a quieter, less polished side of Tuscany.

Founded in 1670, the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is one of the world's oldest and most respected scientific gardens in the world. Its beautifully landscaped grounds offer a serene escape with a rich collection of plants, from a world-famous rock garden to colourful rhododendron displays. The splendid Victorian Palm Houses are a major highlight, housing exotic flora (entry fee applies). A second key attraction is the modern, eco-friendly John Hope Gateway, which features exhibitions on biodiversity and sustainability. More than just a park, it's a living institution of global significance, perfect for a peaceful stroll or deeper exploration.