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Scotland truly is a land of contrasts, a distinctive destination that captures your heart. It possesses some of the least populated parts of Europe providing an opportunity to enjoy wild and grand scenery. From the majesty of the Highlands to the history of the City of Edinburgh, there is a wealth of options to see and do. |
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The history of Scotland is there for all to see in the many castles you can visit, such as Sterling, Edinburgh and St Andrews Castles, as well as the Queen’s own residence in Scotland at Balmoral. There is also Cawdor Castle, with its romantic links to Shakespeare and Macbeth and the famous Rosslyn Chapel featured in the recent book and film, The Da Vinci Code. |
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The dramatic landscapes of Scotland has captured the hearts of many a traveller. From the highest peaks of the Highlands and the Trussachs to the shores of the lochs, such as Loch Ness and Loch Lomond there is scenery to suit every taste. Scotland has many idyllic fishing villages, as well as many beautiful islands such as the Isles of Skye, Islay and Jura. |
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The names Islay and Jura also conjure up another reason for which Scotland is well lauded – its proud tradition of whiskey making. Many of the distilleries can be visited and tours, affording you the opportunity of tasting a number of different single malts. |
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The historical city of Edinburgh offers history and culture, and is the home of the Military Tattoo, the Edinburgh Festival and the Fringe. It is also the setting for many of the recent novels of Ian Rankin and also the book Trainspotting (by Irvine Welsh). |
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