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Aberdeen City & Shire The sparkling ‘Granite City’, the epic north-east coastline, the majesty of Royal Deeside and the wild beauty of The Cairngorms National Park - this to a remarkable corner of Scotland. You can follow the country’s only Castle Trail, tackle some of the world’s oldest golf courses and fish for salmon on the renowned River Dee.
Argyll & the Isles Savour the atmosphere of Hebridean islands, the charm of rural villages and the natural frontier separating the West Highlands' rugged grandeur from the gentler beauty of the Lowlands.
Dumfries & Galloway From streams to summits and forests to shores, the landscape in Dumfries & Galloway is so striking that you can feel its inluence across the region’s history, culture and everyday life. Discover a region that has inspired artists and writers, provides the perfect backdrop for exciting activities and is an ideal haven for the rarest of wildlife.
Edinburgh and Lothians Welcome to Edinburgh; a city of contrasts where historic meets cutting edge. Enjoy world-renowned festivals and top-class dining before escaping to the scenic coast and countryside of the nearby Lothians. You will find a vibrant international city that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with truly striking architecture. Edinburgh and the Lothians will take your breath away.
Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley Discover Scotland’s thriving city of style, where you'll world-class attractions, museums and galleries, stunning architecture, including that of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and exciting shopping on every street. Beyond the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Glasgow, discover a wealth of countryside in the Clyde Valley.
The Highlands Immerse yourself in the ancient landscapes and rich history of the Highlands. Witness some remarkable wildlife and participate in thrilling outdoor activities. Explore the dramatic mountains and beautiful glens, romantic islands and stunning stretches of coastline or feast on fresh seafood and follow the Malt Whisky Trail.
Orkney Islands Welcome to Orkney, at the edge of the ocean of time. Where the dramatic coastline of northern Scotland ends, the ocean begins. And embedded there - like green jewels in a blue setting - lie the islands of Orkney.
The Outer Hebrides Off the north-west coast of Scotland lie the Outer Hebrides, an idyllic island chain on the edge of Europe. Picture a pristine paradise of powder white beaches and Atlantic waves, dark moorland and epic mountains, amazing wildlife and fascinating archaeology. Is it not time you saw perfection for yourself?
Perthshire, Angus & Dundee Enjoy views of peaceful forests, gorgeous lochs and imposing glens. Spend an afternoon jumping off cliffs, then dine in a first-class restaurant. Discover amazing history, championship golf, an array of events and festivals, and more in In Perthsire, Angus and Dundee.
The Scottish Borders Refresh your senses and unwind amid sweeping river valleys, carpets of woodland, purple heather and wide open space. With an abundant natural larder, countless outdoor pursuits and a thriving local culture, the Borders will captivate you from the moment you arrive.
Shetland Islands Shetland is a stunning archipelago of more than 100 islands with a thousand miles of rugged coastline, beautiful beaches, world-renowned wildlife and archaeology and a unique blend of Scandinavian and Scottish culture.

Glasgow, the Clyde Valley & Ayrshire

High-tech visitor centres, parks and classic seaside resorts - Glasgow has a host of family attractions.

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