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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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In a modern, enterprising, growing city as vibrant as Inverness, with a hinterland so rich in culture, history and heritage, it is hardly surprising if one were to say ‘what’s not on in Inverness’!!!

Apart from the inevitable abundance of Highland Games and gatherings (link) from May to September, music. Arts and cultural festivals are strongly to the fore throughout the year and Hogmanay is rather well celebrated in these parts too!!

For a guide to Inverness Hogmanay

THE New Year in Scotland

There are farmers markets in Inverness on the first Saturday of each month, The Highland Food and Drink festival takes place form 29 septemberr to 9 October – affectionately known as the ‘Highland Feast’