Scotland is rugged and beautiful, as are the Scottish people.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The majority of Scotland is covered in rugged countryside. The major towns are Glasgow and Edinburgh. Dark fairy-tale-like Edinburgh is dotted with dreamy towering buildings that will make you feel as if you’ve been drop down in a Hairy Potter novel. It’s a must see when visiting Scotland but if you don’t like crowds make haste to the barren Highland’s of the north, where instead of tourist crowds you’ll find rolling green hills and misty loch’s (lakes.)
Scotland is known for it’s whisky, bagpipes, kilts, and hairy coos (cows!) When you visit be sure to try the Haggis (if you’re a bit squeamish don’t look it up just try it!) Scotch Eggs, and the famed Scotch Whiskey.
Scotland and Ireland are close neighbors. Consider adding Ireland to your Scotland Itinerary. Find inspiration on our Ireland page.
Before you get too far in your travel planning pick up Rick Steve’s Guide, the most comprehensive Scotland travel guide on the market.
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