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Introduction | 9 | |
Highlights of Scotland | 10 | |
How to use the Guide | 12 | |
Abbreviations used in the Guide | 13 | |
Acknowledgements | 13 | |
Practical information | ||
Planning your visit | ||
Climate and when to visit | 15 | |
Passports and formalities | 15 | |
Health and insurance | 15 | |
Currency | 15 | |
Electricity | 16 | |
Tourist information | 16 | |
Other sources of information on Scotland | 16 | |
Useful websites | 17 | |
Getting there | ||
By air | 18 | |
By sea | 18 | |
By rail | 18 | |
By coach | 19 | |
By car | 19 | |
Facilities for disabled visitors | 19 | |
General information | ||
Banking | 19 | |
Tipping | 20 | |
Telecommunications | 20 | |
Post | 20 | |
Medical services | 20 | |
Security | 21 | |
In an emergency | 21 | |
Opening times and public holidays | 22 | |
Public toilets | 22 | |
Churches | 22 | |
Tourist Information Centre network | 22 | |
Deciding what to visit | 22 | |
The media | 23 | |
Finding out what's on | 24 | |
Getting around | ||
By rail | 24 | |
By bus | 25 | |
By taxi | 25 | |
By car | 26 | |
By sea | 27 | |
By air | 27 | |
Cycling | 27 | |
Where to stay | ||
Types of accommodation | 28 | |
Booking ahead | 29 | |
Grading schemes | 29 | |
Accommodation guides | 29 | |
Food and drink | ||
Eating out | 29 | |
Meal times | 30 | |
Pubs and bars | 31 | |
Traditional Scottish food | 31 | |
Scottish drinks | 33 | |
Shopping | ||
Opening hours | 36 | |
Souvenirs and gifts | 36 | |
Scottish crafts | 36 | |
Scottish food and whisky | 37 | |
Wool, tweed and tartan | 37 | |
Shopping 'villages' | 37 | |
Sports and the outdoors | ||
Walking | 40 | |
Pony trekking | 41 | |
Golf | 41 | |
Fishing | 41 | |
Water sports | 42 | |
Football | 42 | |
Skiing | 42 | |
Highland games | 43 | |
Curling | 43 | |
Shinty | 43 | |
Scotland: the place and the people | ||
Climate, geology and scenery | 45 | |
Wildlife | 46 | |
Scotland's history | ||
Scottish timeline | 48 | |
Early settlers | 50 | |
Roman period | 50 | |
The emerging Scottish kingdom | 51 | |
The establishment of the Scottish Crown | 52 | |
The Wars of Independence | 53 | |
The Stewart Kings | 55 | |
Mary Queen of Scots and the Reformation | 57 | |
The Covenanters and Civil War | 59 | |
Jacobite rebellions and the Scottish Enlightenment | 61 | |
Nineteenth-century Scotland and the Clearances | 62 | |
Modern Scotland--towards Devolution | 63 | |
People, language and culture | ||
Who are the Scots? | 64 | |
Language | 64 | |
Family and clans | 65 | |
Searching for roots | 65 | |
Culture | 66 | |
Scotland's art and architecture | ||
Art | 67 | |
Architecture | 68 | |
Government and economy | 70 | |
Further reading | 72 | |
The Guide | ||
Edinburgh | 75 | |
1 | The Royal Mile - the Castle to Holyrood | 83 |
2 | Parliament, the University and the Grassmarket | 99 |
3 | The National Gallery and Calton Hill | 109 |
4 | The New Town west of the Mound | 113 |
5 | Along the Water of Leith | 117 |
Lothian | 124 | |
Three Country Estates | 128 | |
Linlithgow | 130 | |
The Bathgate Hills | 132 | |
Haddington | 139 | |
Dunbar | 142 | |
The Borders | 149 | |
Melrose | 152 | |
Jedburgh | 156 | |
Peebles | 166 | |
Dumfries and Galloway | 171 | |
Dumfries | 174 | |
Kirkcudbright | 187 | |
Ayrshire and the Clyde Coast | 195 | |
Ayr and Burns country | 198 | |
Arran | 209 | |
Bute | 212 | |
The Cumbraes | 216 | |
Glasgow | 217 | |
1 | The city centre and Charles Rennie Mackintosh | 223 |
2 | The Merchant City and the Cathedral | 230 |
3 | The Kelvin and the West End | 235 |
Pollok Country Park | 241 | |
The Clyde Valley, Lomond and Cowal | 245 | |
Paisley | 255 | |
The Kelvin and the Campsies | 260 | |
Dumbarton | 261 | |
Loch Lomond | 264 | |
The Cowal Peninsula | 266 | |
Argyll | 270 | |
Oban and offshore islands | 273 | |
North Argyll-Etive, Appin and Awe | 276 | |
Inveraray | 280 | |
Islay | 288 | |
Jura | 293 | |
Mull | 294 | |
Iona | 298 | |
Staffa and the Treshnish Islands | 302 | |
Coll and Tiree | 302 | |
Colonsay and Oronsay | 304 | |
Stirling and the Trossachs | 305 | |
Stirling | 307 | |
Dunblane | 314 | |
Falkirk and the Antonine Wall | 318 | |
Perth and the Tay Valley | 325 | |
Perth | 328 | |
The Ochils and Strathearn | 337 | |
Highland Perthshire | 341 | |
By Loch Tummel and Loch Rannoch | 347 | |
The Kingdom of Fife and St Andrews | 352 | |
Dunfermline | 355 | |
Culross | 358 | |
The East Neuk | 363 | |
Isle of May | 366 | |
St Andrews | 367 | |
North Fife | 373 | |
Dundee and Angus | 379 | |
Dundee | 381 | |
Arbroath | 389 | |
Montrose | 391 | |
Aberdeen and Deeside | 399 | |
Aberdeen | 402 | |
1 | City centre | 402 |
2 | Old Aberdeen | 408 |
The Mearns | 413 | |
Royal Deeside | 416 | |
Strathdon | 421 | |
The North East | 424 | |
The Buchan coast | 433 | |
Banff | 436 | |
Elgin | 439 | |
Speyside and the distilleries | 445 | |
The Cairngorms | 449 | |
Fort William and the West | 454 | |
The Great Glen | 460 | |
The Small Isles: Eigg, Muck, Rum and Canna | 467 | |
Inverness, Loch Ness and the Black Isle | 469 | |
Inverness | 472 | |
The Beauly Firth | 480 | |
The Black Isle | 482 | |
Tain | 487 | |
The Far North | 490 | |
Dornoch | 493 | |
John o'Groats to Cape Wrath | 499 | |
Cape Wrath to Ullapool | 503 | |
The West Highlands and Skye | 507 | |
Skye | 515 | |
The Western Isles | 526 | |
Lewis | 530 | |
Harris | 534 | |
St Kilda and North Uist | 536 | |
Berneray | 537 | |
Benbecula | 538 | |
South Uist | 539 | |
Barra | 540 | |
Orkney and Shetland | 542 | |
Orkney | 543 | |
Hoy and Flotta | 549 | |
Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre | 553 | |
Shapinsay | 555 | |
Stronsay and Eday | 556 | |
Sanday, Westray and Papa Westray | 557 | |
North Ronaldsay | 558 | |
Shetland | 559 | |
Bressay and Noss | 564 | |
Fair Isle | 567 | |
Papa Stour | 568 | |
Foula | 569 | |
Whalsay and Out Skerries | 570 | |
Yell, Fetlar and Unst | 571 | |
Glossaries | ||
Glossary of buildings and landscape | 574 | |
A Scots-English dictionary | 576 | |
Index | 579 | |
Maps and plans | ||
City plans | ||
Aberdeen Central | 405 | |
Old Aberdeen | 409 | |
Ayr and Alloway | 199 | |
Dumfries | 175 | |
Dundee | 386 | |
Dundee Central | 382 | |
Edinburgh Central | 106 | |
Edinburgh Northwest | 115 | |
Glasgow Central | 224 | |
Glasgow West End | 236 | |
Inverness | 473 | |
Oban | 274 | |
Perth | 330 | |
St Andrews | 368 | |
Stirling | 311 |
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