Specialty Travel Guide Scotland
A visit to Scotland will make you feel as if you have just met the most friendly people ever. This memorable Scottish hospitality can be felt in every aspect of your visit. When thinking of Scotland it also brings thoughts of kilts, shortbread, bagpipes and golf. If it is golf that interests you, St. Andrews is every golfers dream. The links here are considered to be the home of golf, with their seventh course set to open in 2008. If golf isn't your thing, why not see the Edinburgh. You will be captivated by the Edinburgh Castle that stands like a beacon overlooking the city and the famous Royal Mile that has long tempted shoppers. This capital city holds much for those who enjoy architecture, with stunning Georgian and Victorian examples throughout the old city. Edinburgh also has lots of cultural and art aspects, hosting many festivals during the year for tourists and locals alike. For those who like to get out and explore the coutry, the beautiful Scottish Highlands are know for their rugged and mountainous terrain. Probably the most notable place in the Scottish Highlands is Loch Ness. It holds for many the long told legend and mystery of the Loch Ness monster. This might definately be worth a look see while in Scotland. Your curiousity might just get the best of you!
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