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Two of the Highlands of Scotland's indelible symbols have to be - castles and whisky.		Choose your hotel, self catering, guest house or B&B in Inverness & the Highlands of Scotland.		Loch Ness is undeniably one of the most famous lakes in the world.		The National Park area is home to a quarter of Scotland's native woodland.

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inverness & The Highlands Of Scotland

Welcome to Inverness – the capital city of the highlands where you’ll always find the warmest of welcomes – whether you choose to visit, explore, shop, relax – or really ‘live’ Inverness.

Inverness is an exceptional place – the real ‘in’ place to be – a busy, modern, vibrant city with a real buzz. Looking for the perfect destination for short breaks and holidays in the highlands? – look no further.

Discover Culloden, Loch Ness and the monster Nessie, fantastic scenery and Highland glens, lochs and mountains. Enjoy Loch Ness cruises and tours, dolphin spotting trips, visitor attractions, restaurants and shops. Visit the beautiful west coast, the Cairngorm National Park, the Isle of Skye, Orkney and Royal Deeside. Explore castles, Stone Age ruins, Pictish and Whisky trails, standing stones and circles, distilleries, wild life, gardens, forests and quiet beaches.

And vibrant Inverness has an ever-increasing number of restaurants, pubs and cafes offering food from around the globe – Chinese, Indian, French, Italian, Mexican, Irish etc. and even Scottish, while the new Eastgate shopping development houses many multiple chain shops. The older part of the town is where the smaller, individually owned shops are to be found.