Top Things to Do in Inverness 2021

"Another old castle stands by the river, but after the baptism of history, it has become fragmented, only the ruined walls have been restored to their original appearance based on imagination. The grassy grass is so beautiful."

"Walk across the pedestrian suspension bridge built in the 19th century across the River Ness, and come to the center of Inverness, 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. We walked all the way to the front of Inverness Castle on the hillside, which is also a high ground in the city center. The castle made of red sand and stone is not open to the public, but the nearby square provides visitors with a very good angle to view the city. Just at this time, the setting sun showed sunlight, and blue sky and white clouds appeared above our heads. The scenery at this moment was even more beautiful because of Fonis."

"We drove to Eilean Donna Castle, which is located on the banks of the mountain lake. Because it is a weekend holiday, there are particularly many tourists here. Because we have to rush to Inverness to repair car tires, coupled with little interest in visiting the inside of the castle, and can save the purchase of 7 pounds per person tickets, so we just watched the outside scenery outside the castle. This castle in the lake is connected to the shore by an arch bridge. Unfortunately, because the lake is full of weeds, it is not visible in the lake water. In the ticket office of Eilean Dona Castle, a huge picture hangs let us see its most beautiful side. Not many lakes and mountains in this area are nice, open and far-reaching. It's a pity that today is densely covered with clouds, so both the castle and the lake and mountains look a little bleak."

"Fort William is a quiet and peaceful town with beautiful scenery. Although it is the gate of the Scottish Highlands, it is not big. It is just a square and a pedestrian street. The street buildings are mostly ancient buildings, classical and exquisite. Many shops selling souvenirs are It is unique and worthy of savoring."

"Cowd’s Castle is located 20 kilometers east of Inverness, England. It is mainly known for Shakespeare’s masterpiece "Macbeth". The castle described in it is based on this model. Each room in the castle is equipped with a unique commentary board. In summer, the castle also hosts dramas, concerts and other cultural events. In addition, the castle's most attractive attraction is its more than 300-year-old garden."

"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."