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Perthshire

Perthshire

Outer Hebrides (Hébrides extérieures)

Outer Hebrides

An Atlantic archipelago off the coast of Scotland, the Outer Hebrides unite Neolithic standing stones, immaculate beaches, flowered machair and hand-woven tweed tradition — far from the crowds.

Stirling

Stirling

Perched on a volcanic crag at the heart of Scotland, Stirling brings together a royal castle, the Wallace Monument and battlefields that shaped the nation's identity. A city dense with history and sweeping vistas.

Scottish Highlands

Scottish Highlands

Glacial mountains, deep lochs and endless moorlands: the Scottish Highlands offer some of Europe's wildest landscapes, where clan history and spectacular coastal roads tell stories of a fierce, resilient land.

Pitlochry

Pitlochry

Pitlochry, in Perthshire, blends wooded hillside landscapes, traditional distillery, salmon ladder and summer theatre festival. An ideal base for exploring central Scotland's Highlands.

Oban

Oban

A port town in Argyll, Oban is the ideal base for exploring the Hebridean islands. Centuries-old distillery, panoramic views from McCaig's Tower and fresh seafood on the quay: a key stop in the Western Highlands.

Île de Mull

Isle of Mull

The second-largest island of the Inner Hebrides, Mull brings together exceptional wildlife, medieval castles and the colourful port of Tobermory, just 45 minutes by ferry from Oban.

Lochaber

Lochaber

Lochaber encompasses the wildest landscapes of the Highlands: Ben Nevis, Glen Coe, Loch Linnhe and the Glenfinnan Viaduct. An essential region for hiking and Jacobite history.

Île d'Arran

Isle of Arran

The Isle of Arran, in the Firth of Clyde, combines mountains, megalithic sites, castles and distilleries across 430 km². A distilled essence of Scotland less than two hours from Glasgow.

Glasgow

Glasgow

A former industrial capital turned cultural metropolis, Glasgow captivates with world-class free museums, remarkable Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture, and authentic urban energy far removed from the usual tourist trail.

Dundee

Dundee

Dundee, on the Firth of Tay, combines a revamped waterfront, the V&A design museum, the Antarctic ship RRS Discovery, and a thriving cultural scene. An authentic and affordable Scottish city.

Wester Ross

Wester Ross is Écosse in its raw state: vertiginous Munros, deep lochs, exotic gardens nestled on the west coast. One of the finest sections of the North Coast 500.

Ullapool

Ullapool, a fishing port on Loch Broom, is a key stop on the NC500 and gateway to the Outer Hebrides. Our complete guide.

Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

North of Glasgow, Scotland's first national park stretches across deep lochs, rugged peaks and stone-built villages. Complete guide to preparing your visit.

Tobermory

Tobermory

Capital of the Isle of Mull with its multicoloured facades, Tobermory blends 1798 whisky, seafood and excursions to Staffa and its puffins.

Île de Skye

The Isle of Skye

Winding roads, jagged Cuillins, cliffs plunging into the sea: the Isle of Skye concentrates Scotland's most striking landscapes. Here's your essential guide.

Le loch Ness

Loch Ness

A mythical lake in the Highlands, Loch Ness blends the legend of Nessie, the ruins of Urquhart Castle, and wild landscapes across 39 km. Here's how to explore it.

Inverness

Inverness

Capital of the Highlands on the banks of the River Ness, Inverness is the gateway to Loch Ness, distilleries and wild Scottish landscapes.