VISIT SCOTLAND

Land of castles, lochs, whisky and golf, the land of Scotts will conquer your heart with its scenic landscapes and incredibly nice people.

Currency

£ - Pound sterling (1£ ≃ 1,1€ ≃ 1,21$)

POPULATION

5,5 millions

MAIN LANGUAGES

English, Scots, Scottish Gaelic

AREA

77,933 km²

TIME ZONE

UTC+1 / UTC+2

FLAG

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SCOTLAND HIGHLIGHT ATTRACTIONS

WALK EDINBURGH'S ROYAL MILE

The centre of Scotland's historic capital is the Royal Mile. It runs between Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle, two key sites in Scotland's royal past.

MEET LOCALS IN GLASGOW

The Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet, and National Theatre of Scotland are just a few of the cultural organizations that call Glasgow home today. This city is also home to outstanding museums and a bustling music scene.

CASTLE BINGE

The fact that a castle is always nearby, no matter where you are in Scotland, is one of its finest qualities. The castles of Scotland are among the most recognizable in the entire world, and they are as much a part of the country's scenery as its beautiful lochs and majestic mountains.

HIKE IN GLEN COE

Glen Coe is a lovely valley that has been recognized as a national scenic region as well as a national wildlife reserve.

ROAD TRIP IN ISLE OF SKYE

The Inner Hebrides archipelago's main island, Skye, is renowned for its untamed scenery. Some of Scotland's most famous sights are there, including the Old Man of Storr and the Neist Point lighthouse.

ETHICAL WILDLIFE TOURISM IN SCOTLAND

GO PUFFIN-WATCHING

Puffins often land in Scotland in late March or early April. Some Scots refer to them as the "clowns of the sea." They spend the spring and summer in Scotland before leaving in the middle of August.

Did you know?

Scotland’s national emblematic animal is the Unicorn.

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