Great British Trips — Scotland
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Scotland
Legendary castles, mysterious lochs, enchanting waterfalls and wild roads shaped into a journey entirely around you.
Highlands
Why Scotland
A country of wild magic.
From Edinburgh to the Isle of Skye, Glasgow to the Orkney Islands, Scotland is one of Europe’s wildest places: heather, whisky, winding roads, warm welcomes and landscapes that make you promise to return.
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Hand-picked Scotland itineraries
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In Harry Potter’s Footsteps: A Family Tour of Scotland
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Scotland in 10 days
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Discover the Behind-the-Scenes World of Outlander in Scotland
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From £2,640
Scotland: 9 days in the Highlands
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Great British Steam Railways Tour
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Favourite places
Scotland’s most beautiful corners
Scotland’s wildest region is home to lochs, mountains, heather-covered glens and some of the most dramatic driving routes in Britain.
Explore the Highlands
The Isle of Skye is Scotland at its most cinematic, with narrow lochs, wild peninsulas and unforgettable walks like the Old Man of Storr.
Explore Skye
Running from Fort William to Mallaig, the Jacobite Steam Train is one of Scotland’s most famous journeys through Highland scenery.
Explore the journey
Edinburgh blends dramatic history with elegant streets, from its castle and Royal Mile to gardens, museums and sweeping views.
Explore Edinburgh
Scotland’s largest city is bold, creative and welcoming, with museums, music, Victorian architecture and easy routes into wild country.
Explore GlasgowMust-see stops
Scottish escapes
Scotland FAQ
Planning your Scotland trip?
Where is Scotland located?
Scotland is a nation of the United Kingdom, located at the very north of the island of Great Britain. Its capital is Edinburgh.
What cities should you visit on a trip to Scotland?
Great places to include are Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Stirling, alongside icons such as the Highlands, Isle of Skye, Glenfinnan Viaduct and Loch Ness.
What can you do in the Highlands?
Explore Glencoe, cross to the Isle of Skye, ride the Jacobite Steam Train, visit Glenfinnan and discover the famous landscapes around Loch Ness.
What to do in Edinburgh?
Visit Edinburgh Castle, walk the Royal Mile, explore museums and gardens, and take in views across the Pentland Hills, Leith and the Forth Estuary.
When is the best time to go to Scotland?
Scotland can be visited all year. Spring and summer offer brighter days, while autumn and winter bring a moodier, more mysterious atmosphere.
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