Scotland Introduction

Scotland is situated in north-western Europe and is a wonderfully diverse land that offers a lot for travelers to see and do.

Tourism

Although Scotland is a small country, it has many treasures crammed into its compact territory, something for all tastes.

What to do

Scotland offers its visitors a turbulent history, fascinating genealogy, castles and country pubs, caber-tossing, canoeing, golfing, fishing and all-round good conversation.

General Info

Weather

The main tourist period of Scotland is between April and September, but any time is a good time to visit this country. In August Edinburgh becomes impossibly crowded during the festival period. Some tourist attractions are closed from November to March and winter public transport is less frequent during the winter because of high winds that disrupt the ferries.

Flights to Edinburgh

Edinburgh has one of the most beautiful cityscapes in the world and has been designated a World Heritage Site. Edinburgh has offers a wide varied of events to choose from during the summer and spring, such as film, food, ceilidhs and ghost festivals. This wonderful city also offers museum, galleries, excellent restaurants and bars, great shopping, and even an open-top city bus tour. Stroll along the medieval streets, admire the Georgian and Victorian architecture, and do not forget to sample some shortbread and wisky. Read more on Flights to Edinburg

Flights to Glasgow

Glasgow takes great pride in its rich history that includes many influential inventors, writers, and architects. Modern Glasgow is reinventing itself at a staggering pace, especially obvious along the River Clyde. Historical Victorian architecture, museums and galleries are now surrounded by swanky bars, excellent restaurants, and pumping nightclubs. To top it all off, Glasgow has a great live-music scene. Read more on Flights to Glasgow