Edinburgh Castle
Scotland's most famous fortress and is the most popular national monument in the country.
Live it up in Scotland
Scotland's most famous fortress and is the most popular national monument in the country.
The most famous of which is the par 72 Old Course running alongside the rugged coast.
Britain's largest lake-"The Queen of Scottish Lakes". With plentiful trout & whitefish.
It is known as "Scotland in Miniature" & is a mirror image of the landscape found on the mainland.
According to legend, Loch Ness has made this amazing loch home for countless centuries.
Its wild, romantic mountain scenery and green valleys, caves and attractive glens & sandy beaches.
One of the pretties is the tiny coastal town of Dornoch, noted for its cathedral and castle ruins.
National Museum of Scotland is a treasure trove of ancient artefacts and precious objects.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum houses a staggering 8,000 objects in over 22 beautiful galleries.
The Helix with two horse head sculptures is a vast parkland & home to the The Kelpies by Andy Scott.
One of the finest gardens in the world, the Royal Botanic Garden offers 72 acres of peace & tranquillity.
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Scotland is a land of mountain wildernesses
Scotland lends itself to exploration in countless different ways, each an adventure of discovery rich in unforgettable experiences. Think of Scotland and you'll conjure up images of tartan kilted Highlanders, skirling bagpipes, the Loch Ness Monster, lonely castles, the birthplace of golf, magnificent scenery, and shaggy Highland cattle. All of these are part of the fabric that makes up this unique country.
The summer months of June, July and August are regarded as high season, and can be the best time to visit, also make July and early August the busiest period. SPRING is a beautiful time of year to visit Scotland for our clean fresh air, plants and flowers, and to see the mountains, lochs and countryside in all their scenic splendour.
Scotland is awash with stories of heroic battles and majestic castles, making it one of the most adoring honeymoon destinations on the globe. The biggest draw for most lovers and honeymooners to Scotland is the country’s beautiful landscape and breathtaking national parks, including Loch Lomond & Trossachs.
This is also a land and coast made for exploration & adrenaline-pumping adventures; from mountain biking down rugged alpine terrain to navigating an aerial assault course across a forest canopy, to scaling the lofty heights of the Cairngorms to gliding long the shoreline of a Hebridean island in sea kayak. From world-class watersports to walking, cycling to aqualining.
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