Top Things to Do in Inverness 2021

"The lake is frozen year-round, steep and densely wooded. The northern end of the lake is a river that connects the North Sea. It is the third largest freshwater lake in Britain at the northern end of the Grand Canyon fault that runs through the Highlands of Scotland. The only channel to contact the lake is the Nice River, which is 52 feet above sea level, 24 miles long and one mile wide."

"On the banks of the Ness River that flows through the city of Inverness, we saw the spires of several tall cathedrals or bell towers in the center of the city. In such a dense area, it is rare for many ancient buildings to compete with each other. . Stroll along the lake, then cross the pedestrian suspension bridge built in the 19th century across the River Ness, to the center of the city paved with stone roads. The historical heritage of this city is immediately presented to us at a glance. On both sides of the streets in the city center, shops are basically closed for weekends and holidays, but bars and cafes are lively. When I walked into the bar, I saw that the people in it were singing and dancing very high. It seems that I can appreciate the unrestrained character of the Scots here."

"The Battlefield of Culloden is a museum built to commemorate the Battle of Culloden. It occupies a very large area and several landmark buildings are still there. The museum retains some ancient weapons and objects. The most worth mentioning is that there is an exhibition hall with white walls on all sides. After the visitors enter, the Culloden War Epidemic will be screened! I was crying, and the troops from both sides rushed from all sides, watching the people of Scotland (of all tribes) holding swords against the guns of the English army! Hit the rocks with pebbles, the battle was broken, the roar of killing the enemy, the rumble of guns , Struck towards the center (where I stood), immersed in the environment, super scary, although Scotland suffered heavy casualties, but won! So later Scotland existed."

"Grieg Avenue Bridge, I didn’t see where the beauty is? The buildings on both sides of the strait are beautiful. I rushed back to my accommodation before dark. I only walked aside and photographed the two steeple buildings. It's a pity to visit, I don't know when to visit again next time~"

"Inverness Castle is the highest in Inverness. Upon arriving at the accommodation, I lost my luggage and rushed to the castle. I walked along the river bank and the scenery was pleasant. By the way, almost no one was walking on the road. I went to the castle and found it was being renovated. In the middle, I had to make a detour and walk down the block to stroll around. Europeans are very leisure, and many shops have opened foreigners. I found a family willing to receive me. I bought a pair of rainbow rain boots. They are so beautiful. They are the most memorable item in my life (currently)^^"

"Fortunately, I got to the top of the memorial hall, that is, standing on the bow at this position of the bow. The entire port has a clear view. It seems to be back to the scene of the Titanic launching in 1912. This place was originally not allowed to be above. The TV station was filming the show there, and we were mixed up in it."

"The Inverness Museum and Art Gallery is so beautiful! It is enough to look at the overall building without looking at the collection! The museum and the art gallery are in two exhibition areas, but they are very close. There is a common souvenir shop to buy. You can buy a full set of photographic albums of the building. It is worth collecting~ especially beautiful and highly recommended!"

"The Cravat Stone Tomb is located in Inverness, Scotland, near the famous Culloden battlefield. The Cravat Stone Tomb has a long history and was built in the Bronze Age. The surroundings are peaceful and quiet."

"The Scottish highlands are the names of mountains west and north of the Scottish highlands border fault. The Scottish Highlands are sparsely populated and have a number of mountains, including the highest peak in the United Kingdom, Mount Ben Neves. Although it is a densely populated British island, the population density is less than Sweden and Norway. Tourist to the UK, this stop to the Scottish Highlands area, this is to go to the Loch Ness, this is a very famous attraction, there is a boat to swim around the lake, hear about the lake monster things."

"Ben Nevis, this mountain is the highest mountain in the whole of Scotland, its English name is relatively long, the Scots have this mountain as their own glory, there will be clouds and snow on the top of this mountain. There is also a monument to the Allied forces during World War II on the mountainside which is very touching."