Trips to Scotland
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Christmas in Edinburgh
- 2 Hotels
- 1 Restaurant
- 1 Activity
Don your kilt (or have one custom made) and ring in the holidays with fireworks over Edinburgh Castle and bagpipers playing "Amazing Grace."
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Christmas in Scotland
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A week in a rented country house in Perthshire, in the Scottish Highlands, is memorable for a midnight church service filled with men in kilts, and for Christmas pudding with real sixpence inside.
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Drive through the Scottish Highlands
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- 5 Restaurants
- 1 Activity
The dramatic mountain passes, craggy shorelines, and seaside villages of the highlands and the Isle of Skye make for one of Europe’s best rides. (Nessie sightings not guaranteed.) More
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Driving the Isle of Skye
- 2 Hotels
- 4 Activities
This sleepy coastal loop is characterized by single-lane roads, signs in Gaelic, and mists swirling on craggy mountains; also, whiskey distilleries and blustery beaches where seals frolic offshore. More
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Fall Festivals in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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- 2 Restaurants
- 3 Activities
In September and October, music and cultural festivals turn this island (which was, millenia ago, attached to Scotland) into a celebration of Highland heritage.
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Textile Tour of Scotland
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- 5 Activities
T+L carved a route through the Borders region to the Highlands and discovers why—when it comes to tartans, cashmere, and tweed—some things will always be done by hand. More
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Whiskey-Making in Scotland
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- 6 Activities
Whisky is arguably what the world loves most about Scotland. Highlands distilleries get all the glory, but Lowlands single malts—dry, delicate, and much subtler than their knock-you-out upcountry cous
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