Scotland Places to Visit

An Urban Oasis of Art and Pubs. Glasgow may not have the romantic connotations of its rival to the east, Edinburgh, but the energy teeming through the city is reason enough to visit. While Edinburgh's c...

The rugged, wild darling of Scotland. Though the etymology of Skye's name is still hotly debated, even if you didn't know early Celtic or Norse languages, you could probably figure out that it has somet...

Sickle spread the houses at the port of the town (7000 Ew.), As a gateway to the Hebrides is energetic and a fishing port with hotels and restaurants. At Landmark, a Coliseum replica-called MacCaig's ...

Myth and Cliche. Deserted landscapes, castles, and whisky distilleries: Nostalgic Scotland. . it is where the Lowlands end and golf is the favourite sport, the birthplace of national hero Rob Roy, and w...

Highlands & Islands - Anyone who has ever visited the wildly romantic West Coast of Scotland swears they will return. . The islands were at one point settled by Norsemen, who called them hav bred ey, “t...

The 40 000 residents big city is bustling focal point for tours into the Highlands. Landmarks of Inverness, the Caledonian Canal, the west coast with the east coast and connecting the ships to tour th...

Scotland's birthplace, experiencing its own rebirth. Stirling suffers quite a few comparisons to Edinburgh, because of its quaint cobblestone streets and majestic castle overlooking the town. But Stirl...