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The scope of things to see and do in Inverness will amaze and delight. Pack in all the city's highlights on a sightseeing bus tour, or wander through its streets and along its river banks to discover great museums, galleries, and shopping experiences.
It's the perfect place to uncover one of Scotland's most tumultuous periods of history - the Jacobite Risings. See where the last battle on British soil played out at Culloden, or visit nearby Fort George, an impressive 18th century military garrison.
Or how about some monster hunting? Head to Loch Ness to take a loch cruise to try and spot the elusive Nessie, or explore one of the country's most iconic ruins, Urquhart Castle.
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Inverness
The scope of things to see and do in Inverness will amaze and delight. Pack in all the city's highlights on a sightseeing bus tour, or wander through its streets and along its river banks to discover great museums, galleries, and shopping experiences.
It's the perfect place to uncover one of Scotland's most tumultuous periods of history - the Jacobite Risings. See where the last battle on British soil played out at Culloden, or visit nearby Fort George, an impressive 18th century military garrison.
Or how about some monster hunting? Head to Loch Ness to take a loch cruise to try and spot the elusive Nessie, or explore one of the country's most iconic ruins, Urquhart Castle.
Sightseeing
One of the most iconic and well-known locations in Scotland, Loch Ness is just a 30-minute car or bus journey south from Inverness. Shrouded in mystery and legend, head out on a boat trip to learn more about the Loch Ness Monster and all the tales and stories of how she came to be. Afterwards, pay a trip to the ancient ruins of Urquhart Castle, which is perched on a vantage point above the loch and provides spectacular views for miles around - a great day out for the whole family!
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Castelo de Urquhart
One of the most iconic and well-known locations in Scotland, Loch Ness is just a 30-minute car or bus journey south from Inverness. Shrouded in mystery and legend, head out on a boat trip to learn more about the Loch Ness Monster and all the tales and stories of how she came to be. Afterwards, pay a trip to the ancient ruins of Urquhart Castle, which is perched on a vantage point above the loch and provides spectacular views for miles around - a great day out for the whole family!
If you fancy getting stuck into the turbulent past of Inverness and the Highlands, head to Culloden Battlefield. Just a short 15-minute drive from the city centre, you can learn all about the eventful details of the Jacobite Risings by exploring the final site of the last and most harrowing pitched battle to be fought on British soil, as well as visiting the interactive visitor centre, with fascinating artefacts from both sides of the battle, and an immersive surround cinema.
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Culloden Battlefield station
If you fancy getting stuck into the turbulent past of Inverness and the Highlands, head to Culloden Battlefield. Just a short 15-minute drive from the city centre, you can learn all about the eventful details of the Jacobite Risings by exploring the final site of the last and most harrowing pitched battle to be fought on British soil, as well as visiting the interactive visitor centre, with fascinating artefacts from both sides of the battle, and an immersive surround cinema.
Why not explore the mightiest artillery fortification in Britain? Fort George boasts a fascinating insight into the 18th century military life with garrison buildings, artillery defences, cannons, and an incredible collection of arms - including bayoneted muskets, pikes, swords and ammunition pouches.
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Fort George
Why not explore the mightiest artillery fortification in Britain? Fort George boasts a fascinating insight into the 18th century military life with garrison buildings, artillery defences, cannons, and an incredible collection of arms - including bayoneted muskets, pikes, swords and ammunition pouches.
Featuring an ideal city centre location, Inverness Castle is a great addition to your city itinerary. This ancient fortress has stood here for centuries - since 11AD. Throughout the years it has seen many turbulent times and events, and has also been rebuilt several times; once into an 18th century citadel, known as Fort George, after the first Jacobite rebellion, and then 10 years later into the neo-Norman style structure visible today. Head up to the castle viewpoint for stunning panoramic views of the city and beyond to the Highlands.
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Inverness Castle
Featuring an ideal city centre location, Inverness Castle is a great addition to your city itinerary. This ancient fortress has stood here for centuries - since 11AD. Throughout the years it has seen many turbulent times and events, and has also been rebuilt several times; once into an 18th century citadel, known as Fort George, after the first Jacobite rebellion, and then 10 years later into the neo-Norman style structure visible today. Head up to the castle viewpoint for stunning panoramic views of the city and beyond to the Highlands.
The most northerly Anglican Cathedral in the UK, Inverness Cathedral boasts a rich history and heritage and is an incredible example of the architecture of Alexander Ross. You'll also be able to see the intricate craftsmanship and detailed carvings in both stone and wood alongside glorious stained-glass windows.
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Catedral de Santo André em Inverness
Ardross StreetThe most northerly Anglican Cathedral in the UK, Inverness Cathedral boasts a rich history and heritage and is an incredible example of the architecture of Alexander Ross. You'll also be able to see the intricate craftsmanship and detailed carvings in both stone and wood alongside glorious stained-glass windows.