Exploring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland is a journey into breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Begin by immersing yourself in the rugged beauty of the Isle of Skye, with its dramatic cliffs, fairy pools, and iconic landmarks like the Old Man of Storr.
Venture into the heart of the Highlands to experience the magnificence of Glencoe's towering peaks and haunting history. Don't miss a cruise on Loch Ness, searching for the legendary monster, or a visit to historic castles like Eilean Donan. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike the West Highland Way or explore the remote beauty of the Outer Hebrides. The Highlands and Islands promise an unforgettable Scottish adventure.
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A treasure trove of history, culture and heritage! Explore fascinating exhibits, enjoy stunning views and learn more about Shetland's past and present.
A museum dedicated to the history of Dornoch parish.
The Old Haa is a museum, garden and tearoom in the island of Yell in Shetland.
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Opened in 1993 by Prince Edward, the gardens are an oasis of calm and beauty within walking distance of the bustling city centre.
The folk museum has well-designed displays depicting a range of topics from the slate industry, army volunteers, education, and public health.
Kirbuster Museum was opened to the public in 1986 and is the last un-restored example of a traditional firehoose in Northern Europe.
The only museum of its kind dedicated to the islands' textile heritge.
Orkney's only working water mill since 1873.
The history of the island of Yell, including the whaling years and shipwrecks are summarised along with natural history and genealogy archive.
A 4,000 year old burial monument with some unusual carvings.
Since 1971, the Wick Society has striven to protect and promote Wick's history.
Embark on a thrilling seafari adventure, exploring rugged coastlines, hidden coves, and encountering diverse marine life along the way.
Built in 1897 as a lasting monument to the McCaig family.
A garden has existed at Ardchattan for over 700 years, since Valliscaulian monks first settled here, on the north shore of Loch Etive.
The famous Glenfinnan viaduct carries the railway to Glenfinnan Station across a 1,000 ft span, 100 ft above the ground.
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