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Scotland

Scotland

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Scotland

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  • Edinburgh Free Tour Edinburgh
    10.00 06/05/2025
    Lene

    The walking tour was fab. Edinburgh is full of surprises and wonderful history and facts that we were told about. Wooden skyscrapers that sway in the wind and fall over, wow! And all the Harry Potter inspiration. Definitely recommend! Donate to the guide direct at the end.

  • Edinburgh Free Tour Edinburgh
    10.00 06/05/2025
    Agnieszka

    Adam was fantastic! Very enthusiastic. He made the walk full of fun and gave us great background about the city. Recommend to everyone. Thank you again.

  • Edinburgh Free Tour Edinburgh
    10.00 06/05/2025
    Anabella Hernandez

    The tour was grear, we learn a lot about de cicty and it's history. Our guide Adam was brilliant

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The best day trips and activities to do in Scotland

From the wild landscapes of the Highlands to the majestic castles steeped in centuries of legend, every corner of Scotland exudes magic and charm. This nation, part of the United Kingdom and Great Britain, is renowned for its lush natural beauty. It has also served as an endless source of inspiration for writers and filmmakers alike.

The Best Things to Do in Scotland

A visit to Edinburgh is almost a must on any trip to Scotland, whether you explore on your own or, even better, join a free walking tour or a specialized ghost and mystery tour. Additionally, many places in the city are closely linked to the Harry Potter series, as they inspired J.K. Rowling to create the young wizard’s universe.

If you have enough time to venture beyond the capital, the Highlands are an excellent choice to experience Scotland's rich flora and fauna. Here, you'll find Loch Ness—the country's second-largest and most famous lake. Could it really be home to a legendary monster? The Glenfinnan Viaduct, the Isle of Skye, Inverness, and medieval fortresses like Dunnottar Castle are also must-sees on any Scottish itinerary.

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