From its majestic scenery to historic sites, Scotland has no shortage of things to see and do. Here are our top 10 favorites.
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World’s Best Road Trips
When it comes to road trips, there are many great adventures to choose from. From Italy’s Amalfi Coast and New Zealand’s Southern Scenic Route to the Khardung Pass in India, here are some of our favorite road trips from around the world.
Travel in the Shetland Islands
In the remote seas of Scotland’s northernmost horizon, the Shetlands Islands are a world of their own.
Scotland’s Outer Hebrides Islands: Castles, Tweeds and a Runway on the Beach
In the Outer Hebrides Islands of Scotland, the airport landing strip is a beach, sheep outnumber people and life takes on a slower pace.
Scotland’s Orkney Isles, Land Pawned for a Dowry
Just 20 miles off the northeastern coast of Scotland, Orkney is an archipelago of 70 islands best-known for their Neolithic sites, tall sandstone cliffs and seal colonies. In Visiting the Orkney Islands, part one in our series on these unique Scottish islands, learn more on what to see and do in Orkney.
The Real Scotland: Traveling in the Highlands
Traveling in the Highlands reveals a different side of Scotland, with craggy rock-strewn mountains and towering cliffs that plunge to the sea below.
Scotland: The Unspoiled Kingdom of the Cats
A local shares what she loves about the unspoiled Kingdom of the Cats in Scotland – and why you might want to visit Caithness too.
Whelks and Chains: Hiking in Scotland
The Elie Chain Walk in Scotland is not for wimps.
Rain or Shine: Castle Stay near Loch Lomond
A romantic five-star castle hotel is the perfect base to explore Scotland’s Loch Lomond.
Along the Whisky Trail: Top Scottish Craft
In Scotland’s Whisky Capital, you can learn the art of creating this prized beverage.
Top 10 Free Things to Do in Edinburgh
A visit to the Scottish capital can be expensive, but here are 10 experiences that won’t cost you a penny.
High on the Hill: Exploring Edinburgh’s Old Town
Traditional teas, rich hot chocolate and the national cuisine of haggis make steep cobblestone streets worth the walk.
