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Inverness is the gateway to the Highlands, a rugged, windswept region of northwest Scotland. The small but thriving city, one ...

With proximity to Glasgow and Edinburgh, this charming Scottish town offers a peaceful escape with nearby nature, historic ...

Cairngorms National Park is the largest national park in the UK, located in the scenic Scottish Highlands. Visitors can see ...

Tucked between sea and mountain, The Old Forge was once a cherished endpoint for hikers—now, revived by the hands of locals, ...

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Despite all this, I'm not sure if haggis really is the national dish of modern Scotland. It's on a lot of menus, but I don't see anyone else ordering it. Most Scots seem to prefer fish and chips.

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I hopped on a train to one of Scotland’s most remote train stops known as the gateway to the Scottish wilderness.

An award-winning walking tour, a community-led tourism project, and a historic restaurant once frequented by Scotland's national bard are featuring in a new drive to highlight the significant ...