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  1. Scottish Highlands

    Although geographically, cultural and ethnically different to the rest of Scotland, it is the Scottish Highlands that is the source of the tartans, clans, bagpipes, heather and whiskey that have become the symbols of the whole country. The lush, green rolling hills are beautiful n a warm summers day but bitterly cold during the winters. Almost unarguably the most famous site in the ... more »

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  2. Edinburgh Airport

    More Tour and Travel Advice for Europe Generally tour starting in Edinburgh stay at one of the two following hotels. You should however check and confirm this against your tour documents when you receive them. The King Malcolm Hotel From the Airport you can take the ‘Stagecoach’ bus number 747 to Inverkeithing, change to bus number 7 to Dunfermline then it’s a shor... more »

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  3. Gretna Green

    Gretna Green is a small village in the south of Scotland, distinct from the larger nearby town of Gretna, Scotland. Both are on the same road near the border with England on the west coast, near the mouth of the River Esk. Gretna Green, although small is famous for the Old Blacksmith’s Shop where many runaway marriages were performed. These began in 1753 when an act of parliament Lord Hardwic... more »

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