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Eilean Donan Castle, and for a larger picture of Eilean Donan
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Urquhart Castle is on the banks of Loch Ness, a few miles from Inverness, and is a must for any visitor to Scotland. More details on our Scottish Castles. Entrance to the Castle is a reasonable £6 per person, slightly cheaper for children and up-to-date details can be found on the Historic Scotland Urquhart Castle page (opens new browser).
Stirling Castle is open to the public, one of Historic Scotland properties, and it is a highly recommended place to visit in Scotland. A great day out for the family. Bruces monument is visible from the Castle and should also be on the list of places to visit. Visit Historic Scotland Stirling Castle information page in a new browser.
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Declaration of Arbroath
The Declaration of Arbroath was a declaration of Scottish independence, and set out to confirm Scotland's status as an independent, sovereign state and its use of military action when unjustly attacked. It is in the form of a letter submitted to Pope John XXII, dated 6 April 1320.
You can find out more on the Declaration on the following web links - (all open a new browser)Wiki - BBC - Scottish Parliament
The statue is situated on the entrance to Arbroath.
Scotland - famous for castles and history is one of the richest countries in the world in regard to heritage. Scotland is also famous for the scenery, wildlife and wild areas that also provide a rich harvest in sea food. Our farmers provide some of the finest food and you can sample this in hundreds of small villages and towns that offer the hospitality of small pubs and restaurants. Our accommodation ranges from the luxurious to caravan and camping sites. You do not need a lot of money to visit Scotland, so what is keeping you, go on book that trip now and explore Scotland.
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The picture of the boat and lobster creels taken near Gairloch, Wester Ross while the Arbroath smokie was being sold at a farmers market in Cupar, Fife. Scotland's food - simply nothing better!
The Scottish Highlands
The Scottish Highlands covers a large area where you will discover hidden jems, secluded beaches, mountains and scenery you will never forget.
The Highlands have it all and you can travel between many of the villages and communitys that are found throughout Scotland. Throughout Scotland you will find local, family friendly accommodation known as bed & breakfast. Often run part-time to help support living in remote communities this type of holiday accommodation allows you to plan a varied and flexible approach to exploring Scotland at a reasonable cost. There is of course hotels, low cost hostels and bothies as well as caravan and camp sites to suit all vacation needs.
Visit Scotland soon and plan your holiday vacation on Visit and Travel Scotland, an independent guide to Scotland and the Scottish Highlands. We love Scotland and we hope you will also love Scotland. Visit Scotland and discover the Highlands as well as our towns and cities, historic castles and places, gardens and museums and you will discover a Scotland that is far better than the pictures we use, the real thing is much better.
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