Aberdeenshire

Balmoral Castle

The Scottish residence of the Royal Family, set within a vast Highland estate in the beautiful landscapes of Royal Deeside.

Highland

Ben Nevis

The highest mountain in the United Kingdom, rising above Fort William and offering spectacular Highland scenery.

Highland

Cairngorms National Park

Britain's largest national park, encompassing mountains, ancient forests, rivers and wildlife-rich Highland landscapes.

Highland

Culloden Battlefield

The site of the final Jacobite Rising battle in 1746, now preserved as a historic landscape with a visitor centre telling the story of the conflict.

South Ayrshire

Culzean Castle

An impressive 18th-century clifftop castle overlooking the Firth of Clyde, surrounded by extensive gardens, woodland and coastal scenery.

Aberdeenshire

Dunnottar Castle

Dramatic medieval castle ruins perched on a rocky headland above the North Sea, surrounded by steep cliffs and sweeping coastal views.

City of Edinburgh

Edinburgh Castle

Scotland's most famous castle, dramatically positioned on Castle Rock above Edinburgh and home to centuries of royal and military history.

Highland

Eilean Donan Castle

One of Scotland's most photographed castles, standing on a small tidal island where three Highland sea lochs meet.

Glasgow City

Glasgow Cathedral

A magnificent medieval cathedral and one of the finest surviving examples of Gothic architecture in Scotland.

Highland

Glencoe

A breathtaking Highland glen surrounded by towering mountains, waterfalls and some of Scotland's most dramatic scenery.

Highland

Glenfinnan Viaduct

A sweeping railway viaduct surrounded by Highland mountains, famous for its spectacular setting and appearances in the Harry Potter films.

Highland

Inverness

The cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands, set along the River Ness and ideally positioned for exploring Loch Ness and northern Scotland.

Highland

Isle of Skye

A spectacular island known for rugged mountains, dramatic sea cliffs, picturesque villages and some of Scotland's most memorable landscapes.

West Dunbartonshire

Loch Lomond

One of Scotland's most beautiful lochs, surrounded by wooded shores, mountains and picturesque villages within Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Highland

Loch Ness

A vast freshwater loch in the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by dramatic scenery and famous around the world for the legend of the Loch Ness Monster.

Stirling

National Wallace Monument

A striking hilltop tower overlooking Stirling, commemorating Scottish hero William Wallace and offering panoramic views across central Scotland.

Highland

Old Man of Storr

An iconic rocky pinnacle on the Isle of Skye, reached by a scenic hike with sweeping views across the island and the Sound of Raasay.

Orkney Islands

Ring of Brodgar

A vast Neolithic stone circle set within Orkney's remarkable prehistoric landscape and one of Scotland's most atmospheric ancient monuments.

Shetland Islands

Shetland Islands

A remote northern archipelago known for rugged coastlines, abundant wildlife, Norse heritage and distinctive island culture.

Orkney Islands

Skara Brae

An exceptionally preserved Neolithic village on Orkney, offering a remarkable glimpse into life in Scotland more than 5,000 years ago.

Fife

St Andrews

A historic coastal town renowned as the home of golf and known for its ancient university, cathedral ruins and beautiful North Sea setting.

Stirling

Stirling Castle

One of Scotland's most historically important castles, overlooking Stirling from a volcanic rock and closely associated with Scotland's kings and queens.

Falkirk

The Kelpies

Two monumental horse-head sculptures standing beside the Forth and Clyde Canal, celebrating Scotland's industrial and equine heritage.

Highland

Urquhart Castle

The atmospheric ruins of a medieval castle overlooking Loch Ness, with spectacular views across the water and surrounding Highlands.