Inverness Castle

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)^^

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.

A peninsula in the lake is said to be the first pass against foreign enemies

Inverness Castle, the largest city in the Scottish Highlands, most tourists will rest here and choose the route to go there. This castle is not big, but after going up, you can see the whole city and the river is quite beautiful.

The inside of the castle is not open to the public. It is used as an office organization. You can look at the small square at the entrance, but the castle itself is not much to see. Many tourists come here to see the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Ness River.