With a population of around 47,000 people, Inverness is known as the “capital of the Highlands”, said TrueHighlands.com. It may be smaller in comparison to its Central Belt counterparts, but ...

through Scotland’s rich heritage and its deep, pseudo-religious connection to the land and the elements. Doubles from £235 per night at thetorridon.com. An hour north of Inverness, Glenmorangie ...

A popular play park in Inverness has reopened to the public following a £500,000 refurbishment project New interactive play ...

Just south of Inverness, nestled on the River Findhorn, lies the Tomatin Distillery. The historic spirit-making site has ...

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Inverness Leisure is set to ‘beat the drum’ for World Parkinson’s Day with an afternoon of free activities. Friday April 11 will mark the global awareness day for what is sadly the world’s ...

Aviemore is also closest to some of the park's biggest attractions ... 110 miles southwest of Inverness and 45 miles south of Fort William on the western coast of Scotland, is considered to ...