Infotel Magazine | Edition 31 | August 2018

S
is for St.Ives
For decades, the town has been attracting artists who
come to capture the area’s undeniable natural beauty
and has now become a magnet for some of the world’s
greatest painters, sculptors and ceramists.
Must do
There are only four Tate galleries in the world and one of
them is Tate St Ives.
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©VisitBritain/Tomo Brejc
T
is for Tynemouth
This conservation area consists of 18th and 19th century buildings
with Tynemouth Priory and Castle prominently positioned on
the headland, overlooking the river and out to the North Sea.
Stunning beaches with plenty of activities, including jet skis,
canoeing, surfing and wind surfing will keep visitors active.
Must do
Visit the moated Tynemouth Castle and Priory and discover
2000 years of history.
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VisitEngland/Louise Best
U
is for Ullapool
Nestled on the shores of Loch Broom, about one hour from Loch
Ness, this picturesque fishing village has restaurants, shops,
cafes, bars, a museum, sea fishing, loch fishing and deer stalking,
making it the perfect base to discover Ross-shire.
Must do
A stunning sunset cruise from Ullapool Pier taking in the beauty of
Loch Broom and the Western Isles and if you’re really lucky see
dolphins swim.
Stay here >>
©VisitBritain/VisitScotland
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