Grand Tours of Scotland
2010TV-14
With a Victorian guidebook in hand, historian Paul Murton travels the country and traces the changes that have occurred since the birth of Scottish tourism 200 years ago.
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Episoder (6)
- 1. The Romantic Ideal5. oktober 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglish
Historian Paul Murton goes in search of "the Romantic ideal" and discovers how Sir Walter Scott played a key role in reinventing Scotland. - 2. The Sporting Life12. oktober 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglishOn an original 1870s tricycle, Murton travels to Royal Deeside to learn how Scotland’s mountains and glens became a destination for rich gentlemen to test their mettle.
- 3. In Search of the Real Scotland19. oktober 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglishWhen railways spread across the country, tourists ventured for the first time to Scotland’s west coast. Murton takes the Jacobite train to Mallaig and the Isle of Skye.
- 4. Mind, Body, and Spirit2. november 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglishMurton goes in search of the stunning Highland landscapes that have attracted visitors for the past 200 years with the promise of improving mind, body, and spirit.
- 5. In Search of Perfect Isolation9. november 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglishMore-adventurous tourists braved the rough seas to travel to Orkney and Shetland, hoping to restore themselves in the peace and quiet of the remote Northern Isles.
- 6. Wish You Were Here16. november 201029minTV-14UnderteksterEnglish [CC]LydsprogEnglishWhen working people eventually won the right to some free time, most headed not to the romantic Highlands for a holiday but to the seaside.
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- Paul Murton
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- Kathryn Ross
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