Scotland
The folk here are more important than the folklore, belying all the myths with their warm hearts, good humour and hospitality. Taste those single malts along the Whisky Trail, or explore the lochs and glens and lairds' castles of the Highlands. Play golf on the green, green courses, fish for salmon or trout in the rushing streams or bag the monster in Loch Ness. Edinburgh is a worthy capital for this independent-minded country, while Glasgow makes a bold and dynamic rival. The islands—from Arran, Mull and Skye to Orkney and Shetland—are a world unto themselves.
Chapters:
- This way Scotland
- Flashback
- Edinburgh
- Southeast Scotland
- Glasgow
- Southwest Scotland
- Central Scotland
- Arran and Argyll
- The Hebrides
- Northeast Scotland
- The Highlands
- Orkney and Shetland
- Shopping
- Dining out
- Sports
- The hard facts
Included map(s):
- Aberdeen
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Inverness
- Malt Whisky Trail
- Orkney
- Scotland
- Shetland
- Skye
- Aberdeen
- Alloway
- Along the River Clyde
- Argyll
- Arran
- Aviemore
- Ayr
- Ben Nevis
- Caerlaverock Castle
- Candlemaker Row
- Cawdor Castle
- Cowgate and Grassmarket
- Cuillin Hills
- Culloden Moor
- Culross
- Deeside
- Dumfries
- Dundee
- Dunvegan Castle
- East Neuk of Fife
- Eilean Donan Castle
- Fort William
- Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)
- Galloway Forest Park
- Glamis Castle
- Glencoe
- Glen Shiel
- Hunterian
- Invergordon
- Inverness
- Iona
- Islay
- Isle of Mull
- Kirkcudbright
- Kirkwall
- Lammermuir Hills
- Leith
- Loch Lomond
- Loch Ness
- Lothians
- Malt Whisky Trail
- Meigle Museum
- Melrose
- Merchant City
- Necropolis
- North Coast
- North Uist
- Orkney Islands
- Perth
- Plockton
- Pollok House
- Road to the Isles
- Royal Botanic Garden
- Royal Mile
- Scottish Borders
- Shetland Islands
- Skye
- South Uist
- Staffa
- St Andrews
- Stirling and Surroundings
- St Kilda
- St Mungo Museum
- Strathpeffer
- Sweetheart Abbey
- Threave Estate
- Trossachs
- Waternish
- Western Isles
- Wester Ross
- Wigtown