Scottish Highlands United kingdom Highlight

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 Castle and the Stone of Destiny

   Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh Castle has evolved into its current state through various renovations and additions carried out between the 12th to the 20th century. It has been used as a fortress, royal palace, military garrison and even as a prison. The Castle is home to the tiny St Margaret’s Chapel, Edinburgh’s oldest building... more »

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3. Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh

   The Palace of Holyroodhouse has been a residence of the Kings and Queens of Scotland since the 15th century. The Palace stands in at the bottom of the Royal Mile and the ancient Abbey of the Palace has been the site of many royal coronations. The Palace is arguably one of the most important not only in Scotland, but Europe and has been home to many famous in influential m... more »

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