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Places to visit in Inverness

THE 30 BEST Things to Do in Inverness, Scottish Highlands

Places to Visit in Inverness

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From quick jaunts to full-day outings.

Top Attractions in Inverness

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Historic fortress featuring the Highlander's Museum, active military base ambiance, and stunning Moray Firth views. Spot dolphins, explore military history, and enjoy the audio-guided tour.
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Interactive distillery tour highlighting the whisky creation process with in-depth explanations, hands-on experiences, and a tasting session. Designated drivers receive take-home samples.
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Scenic riverside walkway with panoramic castle views, lined by botanical gardens, historic landmarks, and a variety of dining choices. Ideal for serene strolls and picturesque picnics.
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Scenic coastal route known for breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and tranquil spots. Features activities and historical sights amidst rugged beauty. Ideal for road trip enthusiasts.
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Verdant botanical sanctuary showcasing a collection of tropical and exotic plants within meticulously curated greenhouses and gardens, complete with a tranquil café.
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Gothic revival architecture with informative placards, stained glass windows, and tranquil grounds. Features include a war memorial choir screen and a café supporting community initiatives.
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Georgian manor set amidst the stunning Loch Ness scenery, featuring insightful self-guided audio tours that illuminate its rich history and ongoing restoration.
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Scenic canal pathway ideal for leisurely walks and boat-watching, with captivating lock engineering and local history. Numerous eateries and shops line the route.
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Historic castle undergoing renovations, still visible in its grandeur. Enjoy scenic river walks and capture memorable photos from Ness Bridge, surrounded by local dining options.
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What travellers are saying

  • EstellePorthcawl
    Porthcawl, UK147 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    An excellent visit here on 29.11.
    It was a calm, clear, cold, 2c day.
    Lovely staff throughout the whole time there.
    Great visitor's shop, picked up a few, lovely momentous from our visit.
    Really interesting place, full of history.
    Use the audio guide, provided, for more information.
    Fantastic views over the Moray Firth, on the 29th, the Firth was calm and peaceful. Wonderful views in the distance of the snow capped Caithness and Sutherland mountains.
    We stopped for lunch in the cafe, see separate review, excellent refreshments.
    Lentil soup and fresh bread, butter and a good selection of cakes. The highlight of the visit was the museum, which was so interesting, packed with memorabilia and the biggest collection of medals I have ever seen. The curator was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, offering us information that we had not even thought about. I wish we could have stayed longer !
    There are a selection of things for children to do there too, colouring ,