What To See And Do In Scotland
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You start off by driving through the animal reserves then once you have parked you can take a walk through pets farm ...
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The Falkirk Wheel
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This huge structure was built to connect the Union and Forth and Clyde Canals for east to west coast access for boats.
Photograph by Ruth Harris
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Glenmorangie Distillery Tour
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If you enjoy the experience of the Glenmorangie Distillery Tour then you will be drooling with delight when you are spoilt for choice in the shop.
Photograph by Bern Altman.
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Glasgow Cathedral
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The present stone building was built in the 13th century, on the site where He is believed to have been buried in AD612.
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Melrose Abbey
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An unopened casket containing King Robert the Bruce’s heart lay in Edinburgh until 1998, when it was buried again at Melrose Abbey on 22 June.
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Edinburgh's Royal Mile
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Well, for the Royal Mile in Edinburgh you will probably need about a week.
Here you will follow the city’s history, from Holyrood Palace at the bottom, to Edinburgh Castle at the top, a journey taken by many Kings and Queens of the past.
Holyrood Palace was the main residence in Scotland for many of the Royals, the first
being King James IV in the early 1500's.
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Glasgow Science Centre
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on exhibits, interactive workshops and live science shows.
The Glasgow Science Centre, the science and technology museum was awarded a five star rating in the visitor attraction category by the Scottish Tourist Board, Visit Scotland.
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Edinburgh Zoo
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Of all the things to see and do in Scotland, this is one of them. The highlight is the daily “Penguin Parade.”
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Royal Yacht Britannia
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After fierce competition from cities in the UK, Edinburgh became successful in her bid to become Her new home.
She is now the seventh most popular paid-for of all Scottish attractions.
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Scotland's Top Tourist Attraction
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
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Following a three year refurbishment programme, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow is top of the Scottish Attractions, having taken over the number 1 visitor attraction spot from Edinburgh Castle.
A must see for anyone visiting Glasgow, this free entry attraction hosts an outstanding collection of paintings and natural history. One of the galleries features the work of Glasgow's celebrated son, Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery is located in Kelvingrove, opposite Glasgow University. Read more about Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
There is a wealth of Scottish attractions to discover with the UK’s finest Victorian architecture, internationally acclaimed museums & galleries to inspire as well as Glasgow’s own unique atmosphere to soak up.
The National Museums of Scotland show Scotland to the World with extensive collections that have been built up over more than two centuries. There are nearly 300 museums and galleries, so it's not surprising that they are among the most popular Scottish attractions.
See the Scotland Travel Information page for all the info you need for travelling to and within Scotland. Advice on passports and visas, currency, weather, holiday extras, useful travel links and much more.
More Scottish Attractions
In and around Edinburgh
Apart from the castle, Edinburgh has a multitude of visitor attractions.
5 more castles, 25 museums, 2 cathedrals, Holyrood Palace and the Edinburgh Dungeon. Read More
In and around Glasgow
UK City of Architecture and Design in 1999, and second only to London for UK shopping. 26 museums, 20 parks, Science Centre and Historic Houses. Home to Scottish Ballet and Scottish Opera. Read More
In and around Aberdeen
Beautiful scenery, 18 museums, 2 cathedrals, 10 art galleries and 9 nature reserves, 15 castles and lots more. Read More
In and around Dumfries & Galloway
A popular destination for those seeking Scottish attractions, with 17 museums, 11 art galleries, 5 nature reserves, 4 wildlife parks and 16 gardens. Relax in this unspoilt corner of the country. Read More
In and around Highlands & Skye
Breathtaking panoramic views, a leisurely pace, but yet plenty to see and do. 24 museums, 17 nature reserves, 14 galleries, 5 wildlife parks,
6 castles and 3 lochs. Read More
Free brochure for Nature & Wildlife Tours
Free brochure for Art and Artist Vacation Packages
Free brochure for Language Schools and Study Vacations
Free brochure for Castle Hotels and Castle Tours
Packages & Tours :
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Culture Tours of Scotland will take you on a magical journey, with breathtaking sights, and a feast of indulgence. Sample the malt whisky and the haggis.
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In today's fast moving lifestyle, we sometimes feel the need for rest and peace not only of the body but also the mind and this is known as 'Spiritualism' or 'Meditation'.
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Scotland History Tours deliver a unique taste of Scotland. Feel the romance, follow in the footsteps of past Monarchs, and maybe even trace your ancestors.
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If you are in need of a well earned break and have an interest in golf, then you can do no better than sample one of our Scotland Golf Tours.
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