From medieval castles, scotch distilleries and some mesmerizing scenic sights, Scotland have it all! Here are the 4 top attractions you simply must not miss during your visit.
Culloden Moor
The site of the final battle of the Jacobite uprising, Culloden Moor is located just a couple of minutes away from Inverness. It’s a macabre spot where over 2000 Highlanders lost their lives to the English and changed Scottish history.
Distilleries
What vineyards are to France, distilleries are to Scotland! The Holy Grail of all things quintessentially Scottish, noteworthy ones to visit include Lagavulin Distillery in the Isle of Islay, Highland Park Distillery, Orkney and Glenmorangie in Highland.
Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness
Rising majestically from a headland alongside the Loch Ness, the Urquhart Castle played a decided role in the wars of independence the Scots fought during the 14th century. Embodying a true sense of a multi-centennial castle, it showcases a classic drawbridge, towers, and various closes. Many a travel agent in Sri Lanka including the likes of Hemas Travels offer packages that enable interested parties to tour the site.
Stirling Castle
Claiming a fascinating history and a brilliant layout, the Stirling Castle is among the most visited strongholds within the country. Just an hour away from Edinburgh, the castle features massive outer defences along with imposing pavilions which have been added during the 15th century.
Catalina Forbes is a travel writer who bases her content on many thrilling escapades experienced across the world.
