Scotland

In addition to England to the south, the Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea to the east, and the North Channel and the Irish Sea to the southwest surround Scotland, the northernmost nation in the UK. Approximately 800 islands, such as the Hebrides and the Northern Isles, call this nation home. Even though Scotland isn’t very big, the Highlands of Scotland provide visitors with a lot of variety. Going there would be the best way for you to find out whether the Loch Ness monster myth is real. The alluring Loch Ness region, shrouded in mystique, is hard to ignore. Glasgow and Edinburgh are the main cities, with Edinburgh serving as the capital. Views of Edinburgh’s famous streets and palaces, such as Princes Street, Royal Mile, and the Holyrood house, may be enjoyed from the top of Edinburgh Castle. The city is easy to navigate on foot, and hikers may reach Arthurs mountain—the largest mountain and the highest point in the area—for a breath-taking view of the city below. Compared to Edinburgh, Scotland’s biggest city and harbour, Glasgow is better suited to business travel. Its stunning building blends Victorian and modern styles. You must visit the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery and the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, two of Glasgow’s outstanding institutions. Other notable landmarks in Glasgow include the Lighthouse and the Glasgow Science Centre. Scottish food is very much like other European and British dishes. Because of the frigid weather, they consume a lot of meat and dairy. There isn’t a single spice used on any of the dishes. Along with the now-iconic shortbread, haggis is the most renowned traditional Scottish dish. Anyone who like seafood will adore the game of salmon. Also, you should try some of the world’s greatest pies, puddings, and cakes—my favourites are black buns and clootie dumplings—made in Scotland. There is a whole rainbow of possibilities available to you in Scotland when it comes to real food.

Edinburg

• Currency: Pound sterling
• Population: 5.295 million
• Time Zone: GMT +01:00
• Area: 80077 km²
• Capital: Edinburgh
• Official Language: English
• Capital’s calling code: +44-131

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