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Inverness - the Capital of the Highlands - is increasingly popular as a base for those visiting the Scottish Highlands. This guide includes my personal recommendations for what to do and where to eat or drink in Inverness if you have only a day to visit. It lets you make the most of your time in the city. With this Glen2Glen guide you'll get: - A full day's itinerary for visiting Inverness, with things to do and places to eat and drink. - An interactive map to guide you as you explore the city and surrounding area. It's your plan - without having to plan.

I travelled to the wonderful Isle of Skye in Scotland, visiting the Loch Ness and Inverness on the way, on a budget and without a car: pretty challenging but definitely doable if well optimised ! This is the general program, tried and true; - Day 1️⃣: stop at a castle on the famous Loch Ness and maybe spot Nessie ! - Day 2️⃣: a full day on the Isle of Skye, staying in Portree, with an adventure to the Old Man of Storr - Day 3️⃣: visiting Inverness on the way back This guide will also include: - how to go to the Isle of Skye, travelling from the south of Scotland (Edinburgh, Glasgow or Dundee) by bus - a place to stay at (which I personally tried) and other possible recommandations, and places to eat - made for students/travellers on a budget (around £170/person, and way less if you are under 22 and live in Scotland) - an interactive map with all the locations attached. Enjoy this guide with my own photos as illustrations !

Welcome to Inverness - 'The Capital of the Highlands'! Whether you're an independent traveller looking to explore Scotland's rich whisky heritage or a seasoned whisky connoisseur in search of new flavours, I've written this guide to the best places to enjoy a dram or two during your stay in Inverness. The guide includes: 🥃 - Whisky bars and pubs where you can enjoy a dram or two. 🥃 - Suggested places with a good range of whiskies that you can buy to take home. 🥃- 3 distilleries where you can discover the craft of producing whisky and sample it where it is made. Have a question send me a DM on Facebook or email andrew@glen2glen.com Remember - This is not a PDF but an interactive guide so you click on a place in the guide or map open directions in Google Maps. Don't forget to download the free Thatch app to get easier access!

The North Coast 500 is the magical route around the Highlands of Scotland. This journey begins in Inverness, known as the gateway to the Highlands. We will drive to the West coast of Scotland, with the opportunity to include the Isle of Skye if you have some extra time. Then, we drive clockwise along the coast, taking in waterfalls, lochs, beaches, and the rolling hills of Scotland. While driving the NC500, you will see the highlights of the route, with many opportunities for hikes, walks along the beach, and castles. As you drive you will be presented with scenic vistas of the rugged Scottish Highlands, whose views are known worldwide and are the real reason this route is so popular. You are encouraged to stop often at scenic points along the way to fully appreciate your surroundings. This guide will include a full itinerary for an 11 day trip. It can be cut down to 9 days if you remove the Isle of Skye. If you don't do all the activities, you could potentially cut down some more time, but I have tried to limit driving to under 3 hours a day. This guide also includes suggestions on where to stay and where to eat dinner for each night of the trip. Estimated budget of this trip based on 2 people sharing a room: Accommodation (usually including a full breakfast) at an average £130 a night = £1,300 Dinner at an average £40 pp = £800 Car rental c. £40 per day = £440 Fuel for c. 830 miles at 148.5p = £1,235 Other (entry prices, parking) = £200 Total = £3,975 The food budget in particular in subject to where you go and what you order. This also doesn't include prices for lunch. Accommodation prices could also be reduced by staying in hostels rather than hotels/ B&Bs. Car rental prices were found on Kayak comparable site - these are variable.

This fast-paced 18-day roadtrip takes you through the Scottish lowlands, into the highlands, across Loch Ness into the Isle of Skye, down through Glencoe, into Stirling and back to Edinburgh. You'll see some of Scotland's most iconic locations and stay in some of its most beautiful cities including Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness, Portree, Glencoe, Stirling, Falkirk and much more!

Un véritable coup de cœur ! Édimbourg, la capitale de l'Écosse, est une ville au charme unique, mêlant histoire, culture et modernité. Connue pour son architecture médiévale impressionnante et ses rues pavées pittoresques, elle offre une atmosphère à la fois majestueuse et accueillante. Dominée par son célèbre château, perché sur un rocher volcanique, Édimbourg regorge de monuments historiques, de musées fascinants et de paysages naturels époustouflants, comme Arthur's Seat, une ancienne colline volcanique offrant une vue panoramique sur la ville. Ses quartiers contrastés, du Royal Mile historique à la nouvelle ville géorgienne élégante, témoignent de la riche histoire de la ville, tout en offrant une scène gastronomique et artistique florissante. J'ai eu la possibilité d'admirer la beauté d'Édimbourg à deux reprises. Lors d'un citytrip en mode solo et, ensuite, lors de mon train trip en Écosse où j'ai clôturé mon voyage dans la capitale. Lors de mes deux voyages, j'ai pris la décision de ne pas louer de voiture parce que : 1. J'aime pas conduire de nuit (je suis partie les deux fois en hiver) ; 2. Je suis couillonne de conduire à gauche ; 3. Je suis stressée des routes étroites (alors que j'ai roulé sur des routes de montagne en Crète). J'ai donc choisi l'agence Rabbie's (https://www.rabbies.com) pour faire trois excursions d'une journée : - Au départ d'Édimbourg : Loch Lomond National Park, Kelpies & Stirling Castle - Au départ d'Inverness : Skye & Eilean Donan Castle & The Complete Loch Ness Experience ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ A real crush ! Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a city of unique charm, combining history, culture and modernity. Known for its impressive medieval architecture and picturesque cobbled streets, it has a majestic yet welcoming atmosphere. Dominated by its famous castle, perched on a volcanic rock, Edinburgh is full of historic monuments, fascinating museums and breathtaking natural landscapes, such as Arthur's Seat, an ancient volcanic hill offering panoramic views over the city. Its contrasting neighbourhoods, from the historic Royal Mile to the stylish Georgian New Town, reflect the city's rich history, while offering a thriving food and arts scene. I had the opportunity to admire Edinburgh's beauty on two occasions. On a solo citytrip and then on my train trip to Scotland, where I ended my trip in the capital. On my two trips, I decided not to hire a car because: 1. I don't like driving at night (I went both times in winter); 2. I'm a coward for driving on the left; 3. I'm stressed about narrow roads (even though I've driven on mountain roads in Crete). So I chose Rabbie's (https://www.rabbies.com) for three day trips: - From Edinburgh: Loch Lomond National Park, Kelpies & Stirling Castle - From Inverness: Skye & Eilean Donan Castle & The Complete Loch Ness Experience

Bask in a regal journey through time and taste with our comprehensive guide to the 50 best castle tours in the United Kingdom, now enhanced with our exclusive Saving Castles Regal Ranking. From the towering ramparts of Edinburgh Castle to the romantic ruins of Tintagel, this meticulously crafted guide offers a royal feast for history buffs and culinary enthusiasts alike. 2025 EDITION. Each castle entry includes: 🏰 A brief history and description of the castle 🏰 Key features and must-see attractions 🏰 Practical visiting information 🏰 Regal Ranking: Our expert assessment on a 10-crown scale Our innovative Saving Castles Regal Ranking evaluates each castle on six dimensions: Historical Significance Architectural Splendor Preservation Perfection Visitor Experience Landscape Majesty Accessibility Assurance The Overall Regal Ranking distills centuries of grandeur into one powerful score, guiding you to experiences that match your unique interests. Elevating your castle experience, our unique "Dining Near the Castle" section provides: ⭐ Restaurant name and location ⭐ Distance from the castle ⭐ Type of cuisine offered ⭐ A standout dish or local specialty to try ⭐ Google rating ⭐ Price range ⭐ An insider tip or interesting fact about the establishment Don't just visit castles – experience them with the Saving Castles Regal Ranking. Let this guide transform your UK adventure into a trek through time, beauty, and unparalleled grandeur, complete with culinary delights fit for royalty.

As a teenager, I visited Scotland for a few days, and that in addition to Outlander binge watching ended up with me moving to Edinburgh next year. I spent a few years living there and falling more and more in love with the country. The only problem was that it was my university years which meant a tight budget but still the need to explore. So this guide is a summary of a few years of budget travel in Scotland and what I think it's the best compromise between budget and exploring everything this magical country has to offer. ⛰️ This guide will help you plan your perfect Scotland trip - on a budget and without a car. The base of this trip is a loop which you can start in either Glasgow or Edinburgh and which will take you 8 days. Then, at every stop, I'll give you some day trip options so that you can extend your trip depending on what you want to see and how much time you have. If you go for all-day trips this full itinerary will take 17 days. 💷 I'll give you a full breakdown of the cost. The basic loop will require around 210£ for all transport and accommodation. I'll provide you with a spreadsheet that breaks down each cost and each day trip so you can also plan and adjust your trip according to your budget. I'll also share with you accommodation recommendations and a breakdown of all the buses/trains you'd need to take.

The Scottish Highlands, a rugged and enchanting region in the north of Scotland, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and traditional culture. Towering mountains, deep glens, and sparkling lochs characterize this wild and untamed terrain, offering endless opportunities for outdoor exploration and adventure. Visitors can embark on scenic drives along the North Coast 500 route, hike through the majestic peaks of Ben Nevis or the Cairngorms, and cruise the mysterious waters of Loch Ness in search of the legendary monster. The Highlands are also steeped in history, with ancient castles, clan battlegrounds, and archaeological sites scattered throughout the landscape, telling tales of Scotland's turbulent past. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (museums and cultural venues, open squares, and others) - photo spots Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)

Get ready to traverse the stunning landscapes, immerse yourself in rich history, and experience the vibrant culture of this diverse and captivating country! Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time explorer, I've curated the perfect itinerary to ensure you make the most of your two weeks on the road. Day by day, I'll take you on a thrilling exploration of Great Britain's most iconic destinations. From the charming streets of London to the majestic Scottish Highlands, each stop along the way promises awe-inspiring sights and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. As you venture through England, soak up the cosmopolitan atmosphere of bustling cities like Liverpool, York, and Oxford. Soak in history of Cambridge, Canterbury and Stratford-upon-Avon. Next, cross the border into Scotland, where breathtaking landscapes and centuries-old castles await you. Drive along the enchanting Loch Ness, seeking a glimpse of the elusive Nessie, and wander through the cobblestone streets of Edinburgh, a city steeped in medieval history. Don't miss the chance to explore the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, with its misty mountains, shimmering lochs, and charming villages. Continue your journey through Wales, a land of picturesque coastlines, ancient castles, and charming villages. Marvel at the architectural wonders of Cardiff Castle, and explore the breathtaking landscapes of Snowdonia National Park. Throughout your road trip, you will find insider tips, highlighting must-visit attractions, local eateries, and hidden gems off the beaten path. Discover the best spots for traditional fish and chips, indulge in a delightful cream tea, and savor the flavors of regional cuisine at charming country pubs. With this detailed itinerary and helpful recommendations, you'll have the freedom to create your own unforgettable memories. It will guide you on where to find the best viewpoints for stunning photo opportunities, the most exhilarating outdoor activities, and the most immersive cultural experiences. This is a mobile friendly itinerary, so you can use it throughout your trip at any moment. Follow this guide exactly for a guaranteed amazing set of experiences (of course, if weather conditions permitting). Or you can combine our insights with your own research to craft the trip of your dreams! Tag me in the photos/videos you will take - I'd love to see your experience! @annaberdysh

This itinerary is ideal for 7 days in Scotland. It gives an introduction to all the essential sights.

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Birmingham! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things Birmingham for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

All the best places in Scotland are here ⬇️ There are 5 parts: - Sights - Nature - Cities - Roads - Experience