Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh
one of Scotland's best known landmarks, a mighty fortress dominating the Edinburgh skyline, with 3 military museums and Scotland's own Crown Jewels
Balmoral Castle
Ballater
the Scottish home of the British Royal Family since Queen Victoria's time, with major Scottish works of art, and surrounded by extensive gardens
Bannockburn Heritage Centre
Stirling
interact with medieval warriors, archers and knights on either side of the conflict as they reveal how they became involved in this decisive battle
Brodick Castle
Isle of Arran
Enjoy a new, interactive visitor experience in the castle, including a Victorian arcade and extensive gardens and woodland
Glamis Castle
Glamis
childhood home of the Queen Mother and legendary setting for Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' with sumptuous furnishings and extensive grounds
Glenfiddich Distillery
Dufftown
with guided tours and an introductory film in six languages and offering an outdoor picnic tables for visitors
National Museum of Scotland
Edinburgh
cleverly combining 19th Century and 20th Century buildings to deliver light and airy galleries depicting Scottish history from geological beginnings to the 1990s
New Lanark Mills
Lanark
huge working spinning mule, producing woollen yarn, a historic schoolhouse, a millworker's house and 1920s style village store
Old Blacksmith's Shop
Gretna Green
one of Scotland's earliest visitor attractions. Curiosity has attracted travellers to Gretna Green since the middle of the 19th Century
Palace of Holyroodhouse
Edinburgh
visited by some of Scotland's most well known historic figures, such as Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Today it is used by The Queen when carrying out official engagements in Scotland
Robert Burns House
Dumfries
retaining much of its 18th Century character with many personal relics belonging to Burns including manuscripts and entertaining letters
Royal Yacht Britannia
Edinburgh
the favourite royal residence of Her Majesty the Queen. Visit the state rooms, the engine room and even the laundry
Scone Palace
Perth
site of the coronation of the Scottish kings, boasting magnificent collections of objets d'art, woodland walks and a unique Murray Star maze
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Edinburgh
come face to face with the people who shaped Scotland’s past, present and future
Stirling Castle
Stirling
set in a commanding position, the residence of the Stuart monarchs and luxuriously, recently refurbished. Don't miss the Stirling Heads Gallery with beautiful sculptures
Verdant Works
Dundee
one of the finest industrial museums in Europe, exploring the history of the jute industry, with interactive and computer generated displays
Loch Lomond Shores
Alexandria
a major tourist development with various family friendly visitor attractions, outdoor activities and boat trips
Loch Ness Centre & Exhibition
Inverness
adopting a scientific approach to the Nessie story allowing the visitor to make up their own mind with many exhibits used in past monster hunts
Nessieland
Inverness
aimed firmly at the kids, a mini Nessie theme park, including an outside children's play area
Ben Nevis Visitor Centre
Inverness
with up to the minute information about the weather forecasts and specific advice on climbing Ben Nevis and guides for local walks