Photo Credit : Dave Pape Duart Castle
Photo Credit : Paul Stevenson Eilean Donan Castle-As Seen In The Movie Highlander
Photo Credit : Brian Forbes Bishop Hill
Photo Credit : Phillip Capper Gribun, Mull Scotland
Photo Credit : Mari Smith Edinburgh, Scotland
Photo Credit : Jay Galvin Royal Regiment Of Scotland
Photo Credit : Lyn Gateley Holyrood Palace
Photo Credit : Jay Galvin High Street-Royal Mile
Photo Credit : Jeremy Keith Lewis Chessmen -Royal Museum Scotland
Photo Credit : Worawit Suphamungmee William Wallace Monument
www.theglobaldigital.com Scenic Scotland
Scotland a glimpse into the past as well as a modern evolution.
There are many castles in Scotland, the exact number can be different
depending on who you ask, but there are a lot. Many of the castles were
originally built to protect clans or families from invaders and were also
used to entertain. Probably the two most famous castles are Eilean Doran
Castle and Edinburgh Castle. Both are open to the public and are a must
see on any visit to Scotland. Dining in Scotland will offer many local favorites
including an abundance of fresh seafood featuring delicious lobster and
various lamb entrees. Summertime is considered by many to be the best time
to visit Scotland. Daytime temperatures are usually in the 65-75 degree range,
in the summertime, and there is wet weather as well. Packing warm clothing
and an umbrella are recommended. People in Scotland are friendly and tend to
be very proud of their heritage.
Points Of Interest Include
National Museum Of Scotland
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Rosslyn Chappel
Kelvingrove Museum
Golf- Scotland is the home of Golf and offers some of the best courses in the world.
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