Scotland Gardens & parks + Historical pictures

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See the views across Oban Bay to the Atlantic Islands from the platform of Oban’s most unusual landmark.

Visit Scotland’s finest medieval church, which marks the city’s birthplace and features beautiful stained-glass windows.

This waterfront town offers a range of typical Scottish delights, including a famous distillery, evocative castle ruins and dramatic, wild landscapes.

Walk through the gardens and browse the inviting interior rooms of the late Queen Mother’s Scottish home.

This wonderful collection of over 8,000 works of art is divided into over 20 themed galleries and housed inside a beautiful Baroque-style building.

Relax and unwind among century-old trees, wander through the 19th-century glasshouses, take in a concert or have a picnic on the grass.

Visit Scotland’s finest medieval church, which marks the city’s birthplace and features beautiful stained-glass windows.

Relax and unwind among century-old trees, wander through the 19th-century glasshouses, take in a concert or have a picnic on the grass.

Trace the rich and colorful history of this ruined 13th-century fortress, the site of heroic battles, royal residences and political imprisonments.

A focal point of Scottish history that dominates Edinburgh’s skyline and which has served as a fortress, a palace and home to the crown jewels.

A popular meeting place for visitors and locals alike, George Square is filled with statues and monuments and surrounded by historic architecture.

Head to this social history museum and public gardens to learn about the history of Glasgow, watch bagpipe performances and admire the rare tropical plants.

A pleasant green space that separates Edinburgh\'s Old and New Town. The perfect place for a spot of relaxation.

Trace the rich and colorful history of this ruined 13th-century fortress, the site of heroic battles, royal residences and political imprisonments.

Trace the rich and colorful history of this ruined 13th-century fortress, the site of heroic battles, royal residences and political imprisonments.

Walk through the gardens and browse the inviting interior rooms of the late Queen Mother’s Scottish home.

Inverness has all the attractions of a major city, including quality museums and heritage sites, as well as a perfect placement for Highland exploring.

Visit Scotland’s finest medieval church, which marks the city’s birthplace and features beautiful stained-glass windows.

Set behind the impressive Glasgow Cathedral, this Victorian cemetery is the final resting place of thousands, including a number of notable Scottish citizens.

Britain’s northernmost mainland town, this cheerful vacation resort is a popular surfing center and excellent base for excursions into the surrounding countryside.

Visit Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture and learn all about the life and times of Glasgow’s most famous architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Trace the rich and colorful history of this ruined 13th-century fortress, the site of heroic battles, royal residences and political imprisonments.

Visit Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture and learn all about the life and times of Glasgow’s most famous architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

A historic place of worship, which is also home to great art, striking memorials and regular musical performances.