The Land of the Scots, The Land of the Brave or better known as Scotland, explore this country divided between modernity and historical heritage. Relax and contemplate breathtaking landscapes and meet a welcoming population.
Scotland, the most northern country in the UK, is famous for its castles and legends, but there is much more ►
The Land of the Scots, The Land of the Brave or better known as Scotland, explore this country divided between modernity and historical heritage. Relax and contemplate breathtaking landscapes and meet a welcoming population.
Scotland, the most northern country in the UK, is famous for its castles and legends, but there is much more to discover. Between outlooks, gastronomy, music, modernism and heritage, here are the places and activities not to be missed when visiting this fascinating country:
When you arrive in the capital, the iconic Edinburgh Castle is unavoidable. The Palace of Holyroodhouse is one of the many historic buildings to discover as you stroll through the old town. Breathe in the different aromas of the city\'s traditional whisky distilleries. Let yourself be guided by local experts with whom you can have a good time while tasting the best liquors in the country. Don’t miss all the festivals the city offers. From jazz to tattooing, there are many festivals all year round and for all tastes. During these events, you\'ll experience the friendly people and see devout Scots wearing kilts accompanied by the sounds of bagpipes.
Scottish Borders is a recommended region for hiking lovers, where rolling hills and river valleys encounter. Walk along the Tweed River, which runs east-west through the region. On your way, you’ll cross medieval abbeys and possibly stop by the flower gardens of Dawyck.
The famous Highlands, one of the most preserved regions in the world, is dedicated to nature lovers. Here you can enjoy the stunning scenery of the Cairngorms National Park and attend the Balmoral Castle, to name but one. Exploring the shores of the mythical and beautiful Loch Ness is obviously impossible to miss. The wildlife in this area is very diverse. With patience, you’ll oversee red deer and red foxes. Fun fact: there are more sheep than people in Scotland.
Another emblematic destination located northwest of Scotland, is the Isle of Skye. Its landscapes are all the more spectacular since it is the country\'s main island. Admire the famous Cuillin Hills, the cliffs of Quiraing and the forest of Fairy Glen. The archipelago has picturesque villages giving it a unique culture.
Let’s set out for the west coast to luxuriate on Harris and Lewis beaches. Finish up in Glasgow, the country\'s largest city. After touring the Gothic cathedral, delight the panoramic view from the top of the 127m high Glasgow Tower, capable of rotating 360° on itself. Finish with a stroll through the trendy streets of the West End. You’ll have the opportunity to shop and eat a typical dish in one of the many restaurants. In the evening, many bars are spread around the city, you’ll get to know a warm and festive population. ◄
