Top Things To Do in Scotland

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Scotland is known for many things, but dull isn’t one of them. Trust us, Scotland should definitely be on your bucket list!

Be wild and see why Scotland is known as the Whisky capitol of the world. While you’re at it, discover some of our favorite things to do and places to see in the “Land of Scots”

1. Whisky Galore!

Sip on an Old Fashioned or cool down with a Whiskey Sour and follow the Whisky Trail around Scotland where you’ll visit world famous distilleries and experience ‘the water of life’ as the Scots like to call it!

2. Island Hopping

Discover the beauty and culture of Scotland’s islands – Soak up the sun on one of the many remote beaches or stroll through the picturesque fishing villages while sampling Scotland’s mouthwatering seafood.

3. Best of the Fests

No trip to Scotland would be complete without exploring the ancient and historic Edinburgh. Whilst New Years Eve here is something special, we recommend you capture the high spirited atmosphere and catch a few shows during the Edinburgh Festivals – Every summer the city pulsates with comedy, arts, music and street entertainment making it one of the most magnificent arts festival in the world – hipsters unite!

4. Castles

Time travel back to the Bronze Age and step into some of Scotland’s most magnificent fortresses like Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle and of course the beautiful castle on the loch – Eilean Donan.

5. Scope out Glasgow’s Eclectic Culture

The most stylish city in Scotland is also known for great music venues, awesome art galleries, cool bohemian cafes, exceptional shopping and a vibrant night life.

6. Skye is the Limit

For jaw dropping scenery on the Isle of Skye, check out The Quiraing – a spectacular landslip at the northern end of the Trotternish Ridge, be ready to be amazed!

7. Step Back in Time

Go beyond the mainland and get up close and personal to 5,000 year old mythical monuments like Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar in Ancient Orkney.

8. Stargazing in Galloway

Go to Galloway Forest Park, one of only four “Dark Sky Parks” in the western world. Once the sun sets, get ready for an out-of-this-world experience as you lay under an inky-blue sky of glistening stars.

If you enjoyed this article you might like to view our tips how to travel in the United Kingdom on a budget.

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