Scotland '99 : The Complete Guide with Historic Cities, the Wild Highlands and Windswept Isles Book

Contents


On the Road with Fodor's

About Our Writers: Each year the Gold Guides are written and updated by more than 500 resident writers.

Connections

How to Use This Book: Describes organization, icons, and other key information.

Don't Forget to Write: Tells you how to get in touch with our editors.

The Gold Guide

Smart Travel Tips A to Z: An easy-to-use section divided alphabetically by topic. Under each listing you'll find tips and information that will help you accomplish what you need to in Scotland. You'll also find addresses and telephone numbers of organizations and companies that offer destination-related services and detailed information and publications.

Destination: Scotland

Destination: Scotland: Helps get you in the mood for your trip.

What's Where: Gets you oriented.

Pleasures and Pastimes: Describes the activities and sights that make Scotland unique.

New and Noteworthy: Cues you in on trends and happenings.

Fodor's Choice: Showcases our top picks from special restaurants and one-of-a-kind accommodations to out-of-the-ordinary sights and activities... Let them inspire you!

Great Itineraries: Provides a range of options, geared to the length of your stay, that help ensure that you get the most out of your visit.

Festivals and Seasonal Events: Alerts you to special events you'll want to seek out.

Scotland: The Home of Golf

Golfing Throughout the Country

Edinburgh and the Lothians

Glasgow

TheBorders and the Southwest

Dumfries, Galloway

Fife and Angus

St. Andrews, Dundee

The Central Highlands

Stirling, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Perthshire

Aberdeen and the Northeast

Argyll and the Isles

Around the Great Glen

Inverness, Loch Ness, Speyside, Fort William

The Northern Highlands

The Northern Isles

Orkney, Shetland

Portrait of Scotland

Scotland at a Glance: A Chronology

Index