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Scotland

15 destinations. Wild landscapes, colourful harbour towns, Michelin kitchens, African restaurants, and some of the most dramatic scenery on the planet.

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Cities & Towns

Cities

Edinburgh

Ancient stone, volcanic drama, a city that takes itself exactly seriously enough.

Glasgow

Scotland's real city, raw, warm, and completely itself.

Dundee

The V&A city. Scotland's creative reinvention.

Inverness

Gateway to the Highlands, and somewhere worth staying.

Islands & Remote

Isle of Skye

The most dramatic landscape in Britain.

Tobermory

The colourful harbour that stops every scroll.

Brodick Bay with Goatfell mountain rising behind the castle and coastline

Isle of Arran

Scotland in miniature, every landscape, one island.

Plockton

Palm trees in the Highlands, yes, really.

Fife & East Coast

St Andrews

Medieval, windswept, and quietly perfect.

Crail

Fife's pastel harbour, small, perfect, Instagrammable.

Anstruther

Fife's fishing village with Scotland's best fish and chips.

Perthshire & Angus

Pitlochry

Perthshire gateway, whisky, waterfalls and wellness.

Aberfeldy

Perthshire's aesthetic market town.

Dunkeld

The cathedral town where the forest begins.

Scottish Borders

Melrose

Scottish Borders at its most quietly beautiful.

Curated Lists

Scotland Collections

8 places

Scotland

Scotland's Most Dramatic Places

Landscapes that make you feel very small.

9 places

Scotland

Global Kitchens in Scotland

Glasgow and Edinburgh's world-food restaurants, independently curated.

12 places

Scotland

Scotland's Hidden Nature

The landscapes that make your phone camera feel inadequate.

9 places

Scotland

Soft Life Scotland

Scotland's most indulgent, beautiful and unhurried experiences.

9 places

Scotland

Scotland's Most Photogenic Towns

Places that stop every scroll.

Places to know in Scotland

The Barras Market

£0–£20

East End · Glasgow

Glasgow's legendary weekend street market, vinyl, vintage, street food, and 100 years of East End character.

Coco Bana

£15–£30

South Side · Glasgow

TikTok-famous jollof rice and grilled tilapia from Glasgow's South Side.

The Finnieston Strip

£20–£50

Finnieston · Glasgow

Glasgow's hippest mile. Argyle Street from the Clydeside to Kelvinhaugh, independent restaurants and bars.

Gallery of Modern Art

Free

City Centre · Glasgow

GoMA: free contemporary art in a neoclassical building, with the traffic-coned Duke of Wellington outside.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Free

West End · Glasgow

Victorian red sandstone palace in Kelvingrove Park housing 22 galleries and an organ that plays at 1pm.

Ox and Finch

£30–£55

Finnieston · Glasgow

Small plates, excellent natural wine list, and the best atmosphere on Sauchiehall Street.

Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre

£12

Merchant City · Glasgow

Mechanical sculptures by Eduard Bersudsky perform twice weekly, the strangest and most moving hour in Glasgow.

The Ubiquitous Chip

£50–£80

West End · Glasgow

Glasgow's most iconic restaurant since 1971, courtyard dining, exceptional Scottish produce, no pretension.

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