Located in the North West of Scotland, this incredibly wild island is dotted with fishing villages classified among thebest hidden gems of Scotlandsuch as Portree or Plockton. During your stay be sure to visit the magnificent Eilean Donan Castle, listed as one of themost beautiful castles in Sc...
Among the best places to visit in Scotland are major cities such Edinburgh and Glasgow which still evoke that Scottish charm. They tell tales of the years gone, of struggle and the joys that come as the underdog. Ferries take you to surrounding islands where rugged coastlines look like works...
8. West Highland Way Best place for long-distance hiking The best way to absorb Scotland’s landscapes is to walk across them. Expect peaks that tower over lochs and sea cliffs that gaze over the wind-whipped sea, yes – but also short woodland trails and charming strolls through valleys ...
© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam Head to the north west coast of Scotland where you'll come across the quaint fishing village of Ullapool. The town boasts a variety of things to see and do, as well as being a perfect spot to enjoy a sunset or two over the pretty harbour. Everything yo...
Discover the best places to explore in The Northern Highlands and the Western Isles with curated recommendations from our travel experts.
Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, or escape to coastal retreats like the Outer Hebrides and Aberdeen. The Highland wonders of Cairngorms National Park and Glencoe add a touch of wild beauty. Join us on a journey through Scotland’s must-visit places, where every step unveils a new chapter of ...
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Born and raised in Scotland, Catherine has a background in trip organisation and design. When not travelling, or writing about travels, you can find her rock climbing and exploring remote corners of Scotland. Her top travel experiences include cycling along India’s Brahmaputra River, wandering th...
© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam Admission: Free You'll want to keep coming back to this museum time and time again. Set next to a classic Victorian park by the River Kelvin in Glasgow's west end, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum houses a staggering 8,000 objects in over 22 beautiful ga...
10. West Coast islands It might get a little chilly on the West Coast, but the views are more than worth it. This archipelago of 6 islands off the North-West coast of Scotland is connected with ferries and causeways, as if they were stepping stones. Why not visit them all in one go...