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Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is famous for its historic streets, medieval lanes and sweeping terraces, that hold over a thousand years of history. However, this historic town is most famous for Edinburgh Castle which dominates the city skyline.
Edinburgh Castle is perched on a series of extinct volcanoes and rocky crags overlooking the city with its art galleries and museums, its shops and restaurants, and its architectural range – from the medieval Old Town to the Georgian New Town to the award-winning Scottish Parliament building – Edinburgh is a must-visit city.
Distance to City Centre by car: 44 minutes
Perth, situated in the very heart of Scotland is renowned for its fine Georgian architecture. Take a walk in Perthshire and discover why this beautiful region is known as ‘Big Tree Country’, home of the tallest trees, widest conifer and tallest hedge in Britain.
Just three miles outside the town, you’ll find Scone Palace, the traditional crowning place of Scottish Kings until the middle of the 13th century. Perth is also home to Balhousie Castle, which now houses the Black Watch Regimental Museum, and the Fergusson Gallery.
Distance to City Centre by car: 25 minutes
Dundee the 'City of Discovery' and Scotland's fourth largest - has transformed itself into a lively, cosmopolitan centre. Once one of Scotland’s great industrial cities, Dundee now boasts an impressive array of galleries, museums, shops and festivals.
Dundee hosts an annual summer festival of street entertainment, a Guitar festival, Mountain Film Festival and its Food & Flower Festival - held in late August to September - is now the largest in Scotland.
Distance to City Centre by car: 46 minutes
Stirling is Scotland's heritage capital, where Wars of Independence were fought and won; where, for three centuries, monarchs ruled in regal splendour and where merchants and craftsmen plied their trade below Stirling castle rock.
Get a real sense of the country’s turbulent history with a visit to Stirling Castle, or visit to the National Wallace Monument where William Wallace is commemorated in a 220ft high tower. In an exhibition, Wallace tells his own dramatic story as he faces execution in London. Or learn about the Battle of Bannockburn at the Bannockburn Heritage Centre.
East Neuk (‘corner’) of Fife is famous for its picturesque fishing villages, windy golf courses and bracing coastal paths. A popular location for Scotland’s inhabitants to visit for short breaks and long weekends due to its stunning scenery and relaxing atmosphere.
Freshly landed seafood is a speciality in many of the area’s restaurants for visitors to enjoy. In the summer months many of the locals in Pittenween, an enchanting Scottish fishing village, open their doors for the Pittenween Arts Fesival. The historic town of St Andrews is located on the northeast coast of Fife.
Distance to the heart of Fife by car: 20 minutes
A truly impressive medieval city, St Andrews is renowned both as one of Scotland’s finest coastal towns and as the international home of golf. It is also well known for being home to one of the most ancient universities in Europe, the University of St Andrews, where Prince William studied from 2001 to 2005.
St Andrews has one of the most stunning sandy beaches in Fife and offers wonderful shopping in quaint little shops on cobbled streets and alleys. Don’t forget to pop in to the famous Fisher & Donaldson’s Bakery for one of their delicious custard doughnuts.
Distance to City Centre by car: 50 minutes
Glasgow is a thriving cosmopolitan city brimming with art galleries and museums. This city famous for its industrial past is now the largest of Scotland’s cities.
Glasgow enjoys a year-round buzz with its vibrant nightlife, outstanding arts scene, some of the best shopping in the UK and stunning architecture of the greats – such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Crowned as European City of Culture in 1990, City of Architecture and Design in 1999, and home to the commonwealth games in 2014 Glasgow has transformed itself from a hardened past to become a city overflowing with style and culture.
Distance to City Centre by car: 1hr, 6mins
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