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And I thought Scotland was just a place of Castles.
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National Parks
Castles
Landmarks
Places to visit
National Parks
Located in Holyroad Park it is one of the 4 hill forts. Dating as far back as almost 2,000 years ago.
Arthur's Seat
When arriving it may be overwhelming with how many trails their are to take, but you really cannot choose the wrong one. Whatever you pick, you find yourself in a magical wonderland making you wonder if you actually left earth. If you are looking for...
Puck's Glen
Okay so maybe there is still a castle involved with this. but this one is from the 13th century and its located in the middle of the most beautiful sheet of water. Kinda spooky but yet magical at the same time.
Loch an Eilein
Standing at 3,351 feet high, it remains a favorite for climbers and hikers. And also one of the most photographed mountains in Scotland.
Buachaille Etive Mòr
Castles
The world famous castle from Scotland. Worth the travel and immerse yourself in its complex building history some parts dating back to the 12 century and up to 1510!
Edinburgh Castle
A beautiful spot to spend a couple romantic nights away. With some of the most beautiful grounds you have ever layed your eyes on.
Duntrune Castle
Landmarks
Secret locarion hidden amongst the hills of Uig a geographical formation has formed the Fairy Glen. Takes about an hour hike and you will see what the mean the Fairys formed this land, what happened to be a landslide a long time ago left this natural...
The Fairy Glen
At the tip of Scotland lives one of the most famous lighthouses in the world, built in 1909. And if you're lucky you may even see a dolphin or even a whale!
Neist Point
It may look familiar because this is the same bridge used in Harry Potter, all aboard the Hogwarts Express. This bridge has over 20 arches!
Glenfinnan Viaduct
Places to visit
Built in the 1820s for Earl Dunmore the 5th and it was partially demolished in 1972. But have no fears, even in its ruin state it still can be a cool attraction to check out!
Dunmore Park House
Offers a real picturesque charm and vibe, cute little book store that def worth the morning stroll through.
Armchair Books
Currently a wedding venue but still a beautiful site to see.
Carlowrie Castle
A small cottage surrounded by huge mountains. The cottage is famous due to the fact it looks mighty small compared to what surrounds in. Also, doesn't it look like it comes out of fairy tale?
Achnambeithach Cottage
Named after Charles Jencks a man who loved his space, math, and nature. This place is very unique because vs. your traditional gradens that are filled with beautiful tress and flowers? this one if filled with giant earth sculputures and wavy hills. Y...
Garden of Cosmic Speculation