Tourist destination Scottish Highlands 2024

All information in the tourist destination guides are predicting 2024 will be a bumper year for Scotland, Famous not only the unparalleled scenery but for the food, a wee dram and the wild life.2024 Scotland Tourist destination covering more around 12,000-square-mile region north of Glasgow. This is a region full of history, tradition, wild life and nature's awesome ability to offer some of the most iconic geographical scenery from the coast to the mountains and every thing in between.For the tourist each iconic county will offer the most unforgettable Scottish Highlands holiday's, Visit Edinburgh. See the regal Palace of Holyroodhouse, the new Scottish Parliament Building and the Royal Mile, delving into the heart of the city, before visiting Edinburgh Castle, perched on Castle Rock, then take a stroll through the Town with its Gothic façades, Fly into Glasgow and experiences the Art and culture that is Glasgow' find galleries and museums in abundance, most with free admission and a choice of over 20 Museum including the Religion, Gallery of Modern Art, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Museum of Transport, the new Riverside Museum and the renowned Burrell Collection in Pollok Park. Stay in a hotel, Bed and Breakfast, hostel or self catering house or flat and enjoy all the city has to offer both during the day and at night, either with a group of friends a romantic getaway with a loved one or a family holiday full of fun for kids of all ages.Travel to the Firth of Forth to the celebrated home of golf - St. Andrews, Find an ancient university and famous golf course.Enjoy guided tour's of so many beautiful castle's and explore beautiful formal gardens, Visit the distinguished city of Dundee famous for its status as the first UNESCO City of Design, and the original home of marmalade, or travel to Inverness the highland capital, Travel by train through some of the most iconic and stunning veiws in the world, Stay in a castle or a pod by the sea, and watch out for the Northern Lights with round 70% of Scotland is remote rural land offering minimal or no light pollution, making many areas ideal for seeing the lights, or just star gassing with Scotland's proximity to the North Pole, it is one of the best places to see the Northern Lights in the UK.Visit the far-reaches of Scotland’s regions, offering castle's full of history from the bloody tales of war and the clearances to the rugged and beautiful countryside, follow the traditions find the Fairy pools on the Island of Sky and follow the games from the low lands too the highlands and in all destinations of the compass' Keep your eyes peeled for the highland Hairy coo or the famous Nessie on loch Ness, or her cousin Morag who lives in Loch Mora, Delve into the history of the woman behind the kings and the warriors and find yourself heading out of the towns and cities into the islands or the mountains of the Scottish Highlands.Scotland offers all types of accommodation to suite all pockets and in all types of budgets.