In this episode, we take unforgettable journey from London to the heart of the Scottish Highlands on this iconic train route. We'll also explore one of the most famous locations in modern cinema, which has much history of its own.

In our season finale, we take a look at Leuven - a convenient alternative to busier destinations like Antwerp or Ghent. Discover a city steeped in medieval history, with a vibrant feel thanks to it's thriving student population. For more tips and practical information, check out the TravelCaster guide to Leuven.

In this episode we travel to Dinant in the stunning Meuse Valley of Western Belgium. Discover a hotel that celebrates the region's most famous beer brand, a bridge filled with saxaphones and picturesque riverside dining.

Read more on our TravelCaster Guide to Dinant

For this episode we dip just south of Luxembourg to Metz in France - where culture, history and community blend together. See Europe's biggest display of stained glass, walk medieval streets and discover corners of laid back nightlife that you won't find from the tourist guide.

For an additional insight, please visit our TravelCaster blog of Metz.

In this episode we discover two contrasting cities in Flemish Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. From grand cathedrals to bustling markets to delightful riverside food and drink, both are surprising locations - with plenty of places you won't find in a guidebook. Get all of the inside info in our TravelCaster guides to Mechelen and Luxembourg City.

Can you fit seven cities into a ten day break? Our latest adventure starts in the Netherlands, taking you to picturesque canals, centuries of history and a date with cheese. Find out more about this episode in the TraveCaster Blog

In this episode we travel from Lodz to the capital of Poland, Warsaw. Find out how to get great value for money at the height of the summer season, taking in historical sights, a neighborhood full of character and stunning parks and gardens.

In this episode we travel to the historical home of Poland's textile industry. Today, Lodz is a thriving culture and creative city with industrial buildings now hosting exciting hospitality and leisure venues. Discover Poland's longest street and a hotel housed in a former cinema.