Deafening tranquillity. Unbounded beauty. In Scotland the possibilities are endless.
Cities mesmerise. Cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. Each bursting with history, culture and tartan.
Immerse yourself in culture at our traditional Scottish evenings. Warm your soul with our whisky distillery tours. Scotland is yours to discover.
Conquer epic summits and uncover prehistoric monsters in the Scottish Highlands. Embrace nature and explore breath-taking wilderness in the Archipelagos. Scotland will leave you speechless.
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Scotland experiences a moderate but very changeable climate, which varies greatly depending on where you are. Scotland’s high latitude results in long summer days, with temperatures averaging 16°C in July. January temperatures are usually around 3°C, but this can fluctuate hugely from region to region.
Scotland offers convenient public transportation within its major cities. Although Edinburgh is served by buses, trams and taxis, the majority of Edinburgh’s attractions are clustered in the centre, making it ideal to visit by foot. Glasgow benefits from a subway among other services.
Cafes and hotels with wireless Internet can be found throughout Scotland’s major cities.
The Pound Sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom, though Scottish banks print their own versions. However, English notes are accepted everywhere in Scotland. Euros are not accepted.
Scotland is renowned for its unique craftsmanship and iconic design, and there’s a brilliant selection of independent and trendy boutiques in Scotland’s town and city centres. Glasgow’s ‘style mile’ is particularly impressive, boasting chic stores catering for all tastes and budgets. Edinburgh Woollen Mill is the place to go if you require knitwear, cashmere or Tartan.
If you become ill while visiting Scotland, you are eligible for free emergency treatment in the Accident and Emergency departments found at NHS hospitals across the country.
Activities
Uncover Scotland’s ancient heritage at Urquhart Castle. Set against the beautiful Loch Ness, this medieval fortress holds over 1000 years of Scottish history.
Glasgow Cathedral is a gothic masterpiece. One of the few medieval churches to have outlasted the 1560 Scottish Reformation, its striking stain-glass windows and remarkable architecture will astonish.
Go behind the scenes at one of the oldest whisky distilleries in Scotland. Distilled by hand, the locally malted barley and pure water of the River Lossie combine to produce a delicate, well-balanced whisky.
Renowned for its extraordinary wildlife and startling views, it’s hardly surprising that the largest island of the Inner Hebrides is a beauty.
Embark on a journey into Scottish culture and take a tour of the Blair Athol Distillery. Specialising in Single Malt Scotch Whisky, Blair Athol’s water from the peaks of Ben Vrackie contribute to its unmistakable taste.
Characterised by stunning mountains and extraordinary scenery, Glencoe is a hiker’s paradise. For iconic Scottish Highland landscapes, a visit is a must.
Rare species flourish in this spectacular Highlands garden. Home to over 2500 plants and flowers, spring in Inverewe is an explosion of colour.
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