There are three types of tourists, or ways to prepare for a holiday. The first type will book one day in advance and undergo whatever is awaiting them in the country of destination. Other people rather prepare themselves for every minor incident that might happen to make sure that nothing unexpected will cross their path. They might find themselves with a little extra time, an hour before they leave, to read up on the culture. Lastly, the third tourist type prepares months or even years ahead of the actual trip and knows everything about the foreign culture, language and geography. Of course, combinations of the three are possible depending on the destination and motivation behind the journey.

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When you are about to travel to a Celtic nation, such as Wales or Scotland, and you belong to the latter tourist type, you're at the right address. This website works excellent for the other two tourist types as well, granted that you have internet access on the way and during your stay. In a nutshell, this website will help you to understand the meaning behind Celtic knots and offer basic drawing skills concerning Celtic knot patterns. It's up to you, you can dive into the meaning of Celtic knots or decide to start drawing them yourself right away. Make sure that you have a pencil, pencil sharpener, rubber and a small sketchbook with you for the best results. The aim of this website is to provide you with enough context to interpret Celtic knots.

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Navigating the website

By hovering over the pictures below you will find various topics connected to Celtic knots. By clicking on the picture you will enter the page about the topic. Simply click on 'Back to overview' at the top of each page to get back to this (home) page.

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