Your city trip to Scotland

Glasgow is a beautiful city known for its striking Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture. It boasts a rich cultural scene, with highlights like the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and a wide array of other museums. As one of Scotland’s leading cultural centers, Glasgow offers visitors a vibrant mix of history, art, and innovation.

Edinburgh, Scotland’s hilly capital, is crowned by the majestic Edinburgh Castle. Explore fascinating museums like the National Museum of Scotland, and soak up the lively atmosphere in the city’s many bars and pubs. For breathtaking views, hike up to Arthur’s Seat, the iconic hill overlooking the city.

The port city of Aberdeen is also known as the "Granite City" thanks to its many granite buildings. One impressive example is the 19th century Marischal College. Another outstanding monument is St. Machar's Cathedral. Duthie Park offers some relaxation in the countryside.

The charm of the Scottish Highlands awaits you in Inverness. Inverness Castle is centrally located here, and Inverness Cathedral is also magnificent. Inverness is also a good starting point for excursions to the famous Loch Ness or Culloden Moor.

Paisley lies in the middle of a beautiful hilly landscape. The historic center has Scotland's largest collection of historically protected buildings outside Edinburgh, including the 850-year-old Paisley Abbey. The Paisley Museum tells the story of Paisley's role in the textile industry.

Dundee is a modern, creative coastal city. The V&A design museum fits in perfectly with its flair. For the historical side of Dundee, visit the Old Steeple church tower or the Victorian McManus mansion, which houses a museum.