Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
SCENERY
From the picturesque Fife coastline, dotted with quaint fishing villages, and the wood-
fringed lochs and hills of the Trossachs, to the big-tree country of Perthshire and the epic
mountain scenery of Glen Lyon and Glenshee, central Scotland displays the full range of
classic Scottish landscapes.
CASTLES
Some say that Stirling has the finest castle in the country, but the region has plenty of oth-
ers worth visiting, including Scone Palace, Blair Castle, Kellie Castle, Doune Castle and
St Andrews Castle.
Northeast Scotland
Whisky
Castles
Royalty
WHISKY
Don't leave Scotland without visiting a whisky distillery; the Speyside region, around
Dufftown in Moray, is the epicentre of the industry. More than 50 distilleries open their
doors during the twice-yearly Spirit of Speyside festival; many open year-round.
