INVERNESS ATTRACTIONS

There are lots of Attractions in Inverness and things to see and do both in Inverness and throughout the Highlands of Scotland. Inverness is located centrally in the Highlands which makes it easy to stay in Inverness and visit all of the main tourist attractions on your days exploring all that the Highlands has to offer. Some of the attractions that are at the top of people's lists are Loch Ness with "Nessie" the infamous Loch Ness Monster, Urquhart Castle, the Black Isle, the Nevis Range, Cairngorm National Park, Cawdor Castle and Culloden Battlefield. Jacobite provide cruises where you can take in both the stunning Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle.

Jacobite Cruises - Jacobite has been sailing Loch Ness for over 30 years with a five-star fleet, a passionate crew and a choice of exciting cruise and tour options. Sailing to the heart of the mystery and legend of loch Ness is more unforgettable than ever. So, whether you want to go on a cruise, explore Urquhart Castle or visit the fascinating Loch Ness Exhibition Centre, Jacobite has the experience, the enthusiasm, and the fleet to provide ultimate, magical, Loch Ness experience!

River Ness - This wide peaceful river flowing through the city of Inverness is great for fishing salmon.

Glen Affric -  West of Loch Ness about 40 minutes from Inverness by car Glen Affric offers spectacular scenery and a variety of walking routes ranging from half a mile to 16 miles and from easy to demanding.  The lochs, waterfalls, mountains and woodland combine to create an area of great beauty and tranquility.

Scotland's Castles - There are many Castles in Scotland and the Highlands Castles are especially popular with tourists around the world. We have Inverness Castle and some of the more local ones include Cawdor Castle, Urquhart Castle, Brodie Castle, Dunrobin Castle and Eilean Donan Castle. For more information click the links.

Culloden Battlefield - This battlefield marks the site of the historic 1746 battle between the Duke of Cumberland and Prince Charles (Bonnie Prince Charlie).

Highlands Golf - There is an amazing choice for Golf in the Highlands and there are some excellent Highlands Golf Courses including Inverness Golf Club, world famous Nairn Dunbar, Fortrose and Rosemarkie, Royal Dornoch and Boat of Garten. For a detailed list with distances from inverness click the links.

Ace Adventures - Ace Adventure are the Highland White Water Rafting Specialists providing outdoor adventure activities based from Aviemore, the River Findhorn and the Strathspey, home to the picturesque Cairngorm National Park.

Happy Tours - On foot tours of the City with Cameron who is both entertaining and informative.

James Pringle Weavers - Part factory tour, part outlet: find out how some of Scotland's finest woolen wares are made, then buy what you like.

Leakey's Second Hand Book Shop - This is THE place to try in Inverness for anyone who likes books and / or a great bistro-style cafe with home cooking and an open fire! The cafe also has changing exhibitions of local art.

Floral Hall - An indoor botanical garden featuring ponds and waterfalls.

Caledonian Canal - Scenic waterway surrounded by majestic mountains and meadows.

Aigas Field Centre - The Internationally acclaimed, award-winning Field Centre for the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.

Inverness Museum & Art Gallery - This museum combines fine art with historical and natural artifacts to give visitors a more complete picture of Inverness's complex history.

 

 

 

 

 

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