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Would you like to spend some relaxing time between beautiful scenery surrounded by mountains, castles, snow and lakes? Then Scotland is the perfect place for you, there you will find the largest national park in all of Great Britain, The Highlands, where you can find the most impressive and largest mountain formation in the world to carry out a lot of activities in the open air, making it an essential stop to holiday, relax and enjoy.
Beautiful, comfortable, modern and cosy lodgesPerfect for the whole family or couples, and for all tastes from modern and luxurious lodges to classic style, fully furnished, whatever you want, you will find all your needs satisfied, such as lodges with spacious rooms for everyone, saunas, garden for some recreation activities with family members, friends and pets. Spend quality time with your family in contact with nature, surrounded by wonderful landscapes, don't think twice, and reserve your cabin now in any of our beautiful places in Scotland.
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The Highlands is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding places to relax and share with the family and spend some quality time, in this wonderful place you will find the well-known and famous Loch Ness, where you can take pleasant walks, learn about the culture and gastronomy of Scotland. Additionally, in this beautiful region you can also do some sports in the mountains, like snowboarding, fishing, canyoning, kayaking and other typical activities of the region such as golf or sailing. On the other hand, if you are looking to learn more about the historical and cultural past of Scotland, the best choice is to visit the famous castles such as Edinburgh, Brodie and Moray towards the coastline. Scotland has many other regions towards the coast such as Moray Firth, Lochcarron, and some other mountains such as Dumfries and Galloway with even more sports, cultural, historical and interesting activities to do as a family or as a couple, making Scotland a country full of charms and attractions.
Scotland for nature loversIf it is your wish to be more in touch with nature then Cairngorms is the perfect place to visit, highlighted by having the largest variety of flora and fauna in all of Scotland especially birds. If you consider yourself a person with a spirit of adventure and risk then you can also try some extreme sports such as climbing, mountain biking, or husky racing, since this majestic place is located 5 of the highest mountains in the entire United Kingdom. Another of the many charms of Scotland is definitely its majestic settings that lend themselves to romantic occasions especially if you want to surprise your partner.
The national animal of Scotland is the unicorn, it has been chosen because it represents values such as nobility and purity that are characteristic of this country and its people!
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If you are visiting the beautiful capital of Scotland, then the Edinburgh Bus Tours is perfect for you, since it offers you a guided tour of all the most interesting tourist attractions in the city, from the comfort of the most colourful and roofless bus in Scotland, you will live an unforgettable experience as a family or as a couple
2. Visit the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh's old townThis controversial Stirling award nominated building was designed with classical geometric shapes by the architect Le Corbusier, it offers its visitors free entry and audio visits for all its visitors, this wonderful museum has exhibits of Nature, science, design, culture and art of the world, There you will find the largest and oldest collections in Scotland, such as the sculptures by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi that contain prehistoric jewellery, eleven of the chess pieces from the Isle of Lewis are also housed. At the beginning of the tour for the delight of your eyes you will find the grand gallery a huge room built of cast iron and with a beautiful ceiling totally made of glass.
3. Walk in the Real Botanical GardenThis charming garden is perfect if you are looking for some peace and relaxation, it is one of the oldest in Scotland, located on the outskirts of the capital and known to the Scots as "the botanics" in which there are more than 2000 plants , The pleasant route can be made through the greenhouses, or in one of many types of gardens, such as the Chinese garden or the wooded garden of the most favourite by visitors, it has free entry for visitors and children under 15 years of age to the greenhouses.
4. Discover Stirling CastleIn the quiet and beautiful city of Stirling, an important historical symbol of Scottish independence is located, Stirling Castle, surrounded by an 18th century wall on top of a hill, has historical and cultural attractions such as a small museum where they are exhibited some objects used in ancient battles or wars, the chapel of Stirling castle that witnessed the coronation of Queen Mary of Scotland, and the military regiment barracks, are some of the places to visit in the castle if you want to know about the Scottish independence history.
5. Visit the Glasgow science centreIf your main interest is science, Glasgow is the place you should go, there you will find the very modern Glasgow science centre founded by Queen Elizabeth II, and worthy of a 5-star rating by the Scottish Tourist Office, It is made up of three buildings built with titanium. The most interesting thing that this centre offers to its visitors are its fully interactive scientific attractions, ideal for the little ones, and if you are passionate about the universe and the stars, Glasgow has for you the Big Explorer, an impressive planetarium formed by a dome to contemplate the universe. Although it is a paid-for visitor attraction, it should definitely be included in your tour guide.
6. Have fun with HMY BritanniaIf you want to spend a different time, fun and get to know a little more about royalty, you should definitely get on this wonderful yacht, which after 43 years active, is currently destined for tourist tours, preserving all its original details of its time, walk its 5 levels through a guided tour so as not to miss the interesting details of this boat and the royal family.
7. Visit Gretna GreenIf you consider yourself a hopeless romantic, and you want to surprise your partner with a romantic walk, then you should go to Gretna Green, a small town located in the Dumfries and Galloway region, it is known for being one of the most romantic places in Scotland with many stories about young couples in love who wanted to get married, this is the only place in Scotland where minors can get married without the consent of their parents. In addition to having a charming climate and landscapes, Gretna Green is a place not to be missed.