Scotland tourist guide

Scotland is everything you imagine – whisky, golf, romance of the clans and a wealth of castles and historic sites. The Highlands area is one of the last wildernesses in Europe.

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River Dee suspension bridge

Aberdeen

A city of sparkling granite buildings, Aberdeen is also home to the largest Winter Gardens under glass in Europe.

Dundee Cake

Dundee

The University City of Dundee is a must for culture seekers with its lively arts scene and a blossoming cultural quarter where contemporary art and literature contrast with theatre and cinema.

View from Princess Street

Edinburgh

Edinburgh is an astonishing capital that both enchants and excites. The city is steeped in history and tradition, yet explodes with all the attractions of a modern metropolis. Walk the Royal Mile, visit World Heritage Site, Edinburgh Castle, and above all experience the spirit of Scotland.

View of the City from River Clyde

Glasgow tourist guide

Known as Scotland’s style capital with its art deco brasseries, stylish shops and cultural centres, Glasgow boasts more than 30 museums and galleries and an annual programme of performing arts and festivals.

Foot Suspension Bridge

Inverness

Capital of the Highlands, the modern, bustling city of Inverness was once the ancient meeting point between Highland and Lowland.

Callanish Standing Stones

Lewis

This island of contrasting landscapes is scattered with lochs and stunning beaches and is the most northerly of the Outer Hebrides.

Cliffs by the Sea

Orkney tourist guide

The Orkney archipelago is an opportunity to explore prehistory, wildlife and seascapes, while enjoying the relaxed pace of life and genuine warmth of the Orcadians.

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