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Things to do in Inverness - Tourist Places in Inverness
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The Highland’s Premier 4x4 Off-Road Driving Experience and Training Centre in the North of Scotland.Open all year round....
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The Highland’s Premier 4x4 Off-Road Driving Experience and Training Centre in the North of Scotland.Open all year round. Mon-Sat. 11.00 – 17.30. Please call us to book in.20 minutes from Inverness, Inverness Airport and Invergordon. It’s an all-weather adrenaline filled activity which will make you happy and scared at the same time! Suitable for all abilities of driver and all ages from 14 years + to 86 years (so far!) this attraction is like no other Driving Experience Centre you have been too. Set high in the hills by Loch Duntelchaig, this family run business will show you just what these powerful land Rover machines are capable of and you will come away delighted at just what you have achieved over our purpose built Adventure Course!Suitable for all, there are no restrictions on age as the passengers have just as much fun!We offer Corporate Venue Hire, Group bookings, Kid’s Birthday Parties, Stag and Hen Packages, Gift Vouchers, Junior Driving, Professional Training, Luxury accommodation and other Outdoor Activities.
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Prior booking is always required at Aigas. The internationally acclaimed and award-winning field centre for the Highlands and...
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Prior booking is always required at Aigas. The internationally acclaimed and award-winning field centre for the Highlands and Islands of Scotland; Aigas is a Highland estate and family home where you are welcome to come and enjoy an unsurpassed hospitality and wildlife experience.
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This museum combines fine art with historical and natural artifacts to give visitors a more complete picture of Inverness's...
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This museum combines fine art with historical and natural artifacts to give visitors a more complete picture of Inverness's complex history. Open Tuesday - Saturday from 10am - 5pm. Open May Day. Monday 6th of May 2013.
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Opened in 1993 by Prince Edward, Inverness Floral Hall & Gardens are an oasis of calm and beauty within walking distance of...
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Opened in 1993 by Prince Edward, Inverness Floral Hall & Gardens are an oasis of calm and beauty within walking distance of the city centre. With each new season the outside gardens are an explosion of colour and texture, and borders are planted to demonstrate a wide variety of plants and growing conditions. The impressive glasshouses reveal the drama of plant diversity ranging from the tropical rainforests to arid, heat scorched desert.
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Bogbain Farm is a private hire venue suitable for weddings, parties and other events! It is also the home of the Inverness...
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Bogbain Farm is a private hire venue suitable for weddings, parties and other events! It is also the home of the Inverness Whisky Festival, BrewDog's Brew at the Bog and the Northern Roots Festival. Please note, as of 2011, the farm has been under new management and no longer has a restaurant, pottery studio, children's outdoor activities, farm shop or insect animal sanctuary. We now focus on putting on fantastic barn events!Bogbain is based only 3 miles south of Inverness on the A9. It’s convenient location means access is easy from anywhere in the country, but it also has oodles of Highland charm, and stunning views across the Moray Firth. The venue can cater for 120 guests for a meal and up to 250 for the evening dance. We also have ample space for a marquee outside.Unique features include a saloon bar, a cocktail bar, red-stone cobbled flooring, a Desperate Dan pie stove, an accordion collection, full disabled access and toilet facilities, original stone walls and timber beams, vintage farm machinery and lots of space to have a great time!We are fully licensed for religious and civil ceremonies.
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Inverness Leisure is the largest sports, leisure and recreation facility in the Highlands of Scotland. Welcoming over 1...
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Inverness Leisure is the largest sports, leisure and recreation facility in the Highlands of Scotland. Welcoming over 1 million visitors every year it is a major attraction in this part of the world.Our facilities offer access to leisure waters with flumes, river and pool as well as a conventional 25 metre 8-lane competition pool. We also have excellent fitness facilities, with the largest studio programme in the north of Scotland supplying over 110 classes every week.Inverness Leisure also boasts two dedicated indoor climbing walls; one for bouldering and the other for lead climbing with some awesome overhangs. In addition, we have a large sports hall that accomodates 8 badminton courts or two football pitches.We can cater for major conferences or meetings and have excellent catering facilities which use local, ethically produced and Fair Traid products where possible.Come along and have a chat with one of our friendly team members who will be more than happy to show you around or give you some more information about Inverness Leisure.Fun|Friendly|Family|Fitness
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The Highland Aviation Museum It is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4.30pm April to November and is based at: 9 Dalcross Industrial Estate, By Inverness Airport (you can...
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"We went here for our son's 2nd birthday and although there was rain showers it was a great trip, got to bottle feed a lamb and then hand feed other animals :) signs reminding you which animals not to feed and there was hand washing stations dotted around including a hot water one for before the play..." area so you know the toys are clean the play area is great to with seat all around to relax and watch children play.
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"was really good a lot of hard work goes into there shows, prices are not bad, love the xmas pantos well worth a watch, they do meals but havent tryed them out yet so cant say but heard there nice "
"Absolutely an excellent experience with both the visitor center and the outdoor interpretation. You will certainly both learn and feel the Jacobite Rising from both sides."
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