Location: Scotland
Scotland shares a border with England to the south and occupies the northern third of Great Britain. It is located in the middle of Europe, in the direction of the west. There are many aspects of Scotland’s landscape that contribute to the country’s overall appeal, including its untamed coastlines, rolling green valleys, and towering mountains.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, is well-known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and numerous public celebrations. Take a leisurely stroll around the centre to discover the World Heritage Sites that are located in both the Old Town and the New Town, as well as all of the museums and galleries that are located in the proximity.
Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is well-known for its culture, shopping, and people. Spend the day exploring a variety of intriguing free museums and galleries, experiencing the best shopping outside of London, and benefiting from friendly locals’ recommendations on the city’s hidden jewels – then choose from 130+ weekly m…
Welcome to the enchanting Royal Mile in Edinburgh, a historic and vibrant street brimming with centuries of Scottish heritage. As you wander along this iconic stretch, prepare to be transported back in time as you soak up the rich history, marvel at stunning architecture, and immerse yourself in the lively…
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Loch Insh is a freshwater lake in the heart of the Badenoch and Strathspey region of the Scottish Highlands. Loch Insh is in the centre of Badenoch and Strathspey, precisely seven miles to the south of Aviemore and seven miles to the north of Kingussie. On the southeast side of…
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North of Ullapool, Lochinver is the most populous town on Scotland's western coast, thanks to its port. The A837 must be taken off the main northbound route for a diversion of 10 miles each way. It's money well spent. We also recommend the single-track coastal roads from Achiltibuie to the…
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The Five Sisters of Kintail stand majestically in the Scottish Highlands, a range of five towering peaks that dominate the landscape with their rugged beauty. These ancient mountains, named Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe, Sgurr na Carnach, Sgurr Fhuaran, Sgurr nan Spainteach and Sgurr nan Saighead, are steeped in myth and…
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It may be said that the "Jacobite Express", Jacobite Steam Train is the most picturesque rail ride in the world. Since 1984, The Jacobite steam train has ran annually during the summer, going by a number of different names and being operated by a number of different companies, the most recent…
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Rosslyn Chapel, established in 1456 by the Sinclair family, is one of the oldest and most aesthetically pleasing churches in Scotland. There must be a lot of heartfelt tales associated with this place. For instance, the building's long history of neglect. During the religious upheaval of the 16th century in…
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