We just thought that it might be interesting for us to note a few of our top hotels for tours of Scotland. In Edinburgh we usually place guests at the Balmoral. The elegance and history of this hotel make it a real pleasure to stay in. The location...
This is a small rural community on the banks of Loch Lomond in Scotland. The West Highland Way passes through Inversnaid. At Ireland and Scotland Luxury Tours, we find it interesting for a number of reasons. There are splendid views of the so called Arrochar Alps. These mountains consist...
This is a small, quaint town in Angus, Scotland. It is of interest on any tours of Scotland, but also has a dark past. It has picturesque narrow streets and was once noted for its weavers. Kirriemuir has a dark history of accusations of witchcraft. These date back to...
This is a nice town on the West coast in Ayrshire, Scotland. It is a great stop for golfers on any tours of Scotland. Ayr had a charter from the 13th century issued by William the Lion. The Church of Saint John dates from that century, though the...
This is one of the most celebrated beauty spots in Britain. It is situated near Loch Lomond in Scotland. The area is a must see on any tours of Scotland. In fact, the Trossachs is a large forest park. It is an area of wooded glens, forested braes, and...
This is the farthermost of the Forth islands, in the Firth of Forth. It is a nice place to visit on any tours of Scotland. The isle was popular with Cristian monks in the distant past. Saint Adrian was killed by the raiding Danish Vikings in 870AD The remains...
This is a town in Perthshire, Scotland. It is an interesting hidden gem on any tours of Scotland. The town was created a burgh in 1488. There is a stream that runs right through the town. Alyth stands on the edge of the moorland and from its border’s heather...
A true hidden gem on any tours of Scotland! Small, quiet, with beautiful painted cottages/houses, it’s a great stop on any tours. The village has been there since 1716. Take a look at the harbour and the lobster fishing boats. On the land behind the town is the ruin...
Stenhousemuir is a small-town Scotland. It sits in the Central Lowlands and is a nice stop on any tours of Scotland. It is without doubt a true hidden gem. It used to be a major cattle trading town, right up until the 19th century. In the area is Stenhouse,...
This is a village close to Inveraray in Scotland. It was once deserted but now has a brilliant open-air museum. This shows buildings and machinery in their original settings. There are 18th and 19th century tenants longhouses, or byre dwellings. They have period furniture. You can also see barns, cottar-houses,...