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SCOTLAND
TRAVEL GUIDE
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Practical Information
This section covers all the pre-travel basics to
help you plan your trip - and how to get
around once you've arrived. This is where to
find out what paperwork you'll need, what to
do about currency, food, avoiding cultural faux
pas, web access, public transport, car rental,
what plug to use – everything you need to feel
informed, confident and ready to travel.
Scotland Travel Guide
Planning Your Visit
to Go
1 When
Scotland is a year-round
Landranger (1:50,000) and Explorer (1:25,000) series.
They are widely available throughout Scotland and are
essential for any serious walking.
destination, with continuous
natural attractions, events
and festivals. But outside the
busy summer season, many
sights, such as historic
houses, either close or
operate erratic opening hours. Surprisingly, the weather
rarely causes disruptions to transport, but it is
unpredictable even at the best of times.
What to Pack
An umbrella, warm clothes (even heavier ones for
winter) and a waterproof jacket or coat. The older,
established restaurants may require men to wear a jacket
and tie, but this is becoming less prevalent. Also, check
out the Getting Around Scotland section for special
tickets that must be purchased before you enter the UK.
Scotland’s Weather
A maritime position ensures Scotland’s highly
variable weather pattern. The east is drier than the west,
but rain can occur throughout the year, and heavy
snowfalls are possible in winter – seldom lasting longer
than a few days, except in the hills. Average summer
temperatures are 15–22°C (59–72°F); average winter
temperatures 1–7°C (34–45°F).
such as cinemas and theatres, some restaurants still
have smoking sections. Cigarettes maintain a strong hold
over a large section of Scotland’s population, and pubs
remain cherished dens for smokers. In city bars, expect
to contend with a thick nicotine fog.
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For How Long?
It may look small on the map, but that can be
deceptive. Though only 275 miles (440 km) long, Scotland
is endowed with 6,200 miles (10,000 km) of coastline
and has 787 major islands. So … allow as long as you
can spare.
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Immigration Laws
As with the rest of the UK, a valid passport is
required to be shown on entry. Visitors from the
European Union (EU), United States and Canada, Australia
and New Zealand do not require visas, nor inoculations.
Other nationals should check current regulations.
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Opening Hours
Most shops are open 9am–5:30pm Mon–Sat. City
shops usually have one late-night shopping (often until
8pm Thu) and many are now open Sun, too. Town shops
often close 1pm Sat and may take an afternoon off during
the week.
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High Seasons and Holidays
What defines the “high season” (when demand
and prices are at their highest) varies, but generally there
are three key periods: Hogmanay (New Year), Easter and
Jul–Aug. The main holidays in Scotland are 1–2 Jan, Good
Friday (end Mar–early Apr), first and last Mon in May,
first Mon in Aug, and 25–26 Dec.
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Electricity and Sockets
Voltage is 220/240v 50Hz. Most places use three
square-pin sockets with 3-, 5- or 13-amp fuses. Buy an
adaptor at your departure airport, but check the voltage
requirements of your appliances first. Most hotel
bathrooms have two-pronged sockets for shavers.
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Books and Maps
For some background reading try Magnus
Magnusson’s Scotland – The Story of a Nation , June
Skinner Sawyers’ The Road North , and Alastair Scott’s
humorous travels, Native Stranger . For guidance on the
ground, many maps of Scotland are produced, some
showing tourist attractions. These are useful, but the
best maps for walkers are the Ordnance Survey
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10 Smoking
Although smoking is banned in many public places,
Sources of Information
Scotland
1 Visit
Visit Scotland is the renamed Scottish Tourist Board.
It promotes Scotland as a visitor destination, provides
good general information, publishes brochures and has
a website – an excellent place to start planning your trip.
Visit Britain
Visit Britain operates information offices in many
cities around the world. Check their internet site or the
British Embassy in your capital city.
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Regional Tourist Information
Scotland has no shortage of regional tourist
information offices. Most regions have several main
offices open all year round, as well as smaller offices
open during the summer months. These are listed
throughout this guide.
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Historic Scotland
Many of Scotland’s oldest buildings are under the
custodianship of this organization. If you intend visiting
several it may be cheaper to become a member or buy
a 3-day Scottish Explorer ticket.
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National Trust for Scotland
This is the other large organization that cares for
Scotland’s exceptional buildings – mainly stately homes
and castles. By buying a 3-, 7- or 14-day Discovery Ticket
(individual or family), you are allowed entry to as many
NTS properties as you can visit in the time.
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Activity Holidays
Scotland is a breath of fresh air for the outdoor
person. Skiing, cycling, riding, walking, sailing and
watersports all have specialist organizations promoting
their sports and providing advice on how visitors can
enjoy them.
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Taste of Scotland.com
For epicureans, Taste of Scotland is an organization
that samples all kinds of places and lists those of a good
or high standard, though its listing is not comprehensive.
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The ToS also publicizes food festivals, events and
farmers’ markets.
Bird and Wildlife Organizations
The Scottish Wildlife Trust operates several
sanctuaries equipped with hides, and Scottish Natural
Heritage manages sites of environmental interest and
special habitats. The Royal Society for the Protection of
Birds also has reserves across Scotland.
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Car Breakdown Services
Although there are several smaller breakdown
services, the main two are the AA (Automobile
Association) and the RAC (Royal Automobile Club). Rental
cars usually include free breakdown cover.
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Sources
10 Local
In Britain, visitor attractions are posted on brown
road signs with white letters. Also check village notice
boards and local newspapers for forthcoming events.
Getting to Scotland
Airports and Connections
1 International
Scotland has four international airports: Edinburgh,
7 miles from city centre (coaches every 8–20 mins, taxis
approx £15); Glasgow, 8 miles from city centre (coaches
every 15–30 mins, taxis approx £15); Prestwick, 30 miles
from Glasgow city centre (trains every 30 mins, coaches
every hour, taxi approx £45); Aberdeen, 7 miles from city
centre (coaches at peak times, taxis approx £12.50).
By Air from North America
Air Canada, Continental and American Airlines fly
direct to Scotland. Other transatlantic airlines fly to
London, where connecting flights are plentiful.
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Day and night services operate out of London and other
major UK cities. Reliable and much cheaper than trains
(some fantastic deals if you plan ahead), but journeys
are longer and comfort more restricted.
Coach and Rail Termini
Edinburgh and Glasgow’s principal train stations are
Waverley and Central respectively. Both are in the middle
of town. Edinburgh’s main coach station is on St
Andrew’s Square in the New Town; Glasgow’s is
opposite the Royal Concert Hall at the east end of
Sauchiehall St.
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By Car
The M6, A68 and, partially coastal, A1 are the main
road routes into Scotland, the latter two for Edinburgh,
the former for Glasgow. No border controls, just a
“Welcome to Scotland” sign.
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Bargains
10 Internet
Many airlines and transport companies now
undercut their agents by selling cheaper tickets directly
through their websites. If you can plan well ahead and
be flexible about dates, you get the best deals, but
last-minute bargains are also possible.
Getting Around Scotland
Air
1 By
Scotland has an excellent internal air network
connecting regional airports and the islands with the
main airports of Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and
Inverness. British Regional Airlines offer a Highland Rover
Pass: five flights within the Highlands. Buy it at least 7
days before you arrive in the UK; contact British Airways
for details.
By Air from Europe
Direct flights into Scotland operate from many
European cities, including Amsterdam, Copenhagen,
Brussels, Frankfurt, Paris, Madrid and Dublin.
By Train
Britrail offers several types of rover ticket, all of
which must be bought before you get to the UK. Scotrail
issue several rover tickets for sale in the UK, some of
which allow access to ferries as well.
By Air from within the UK
Eight airlines provide regular services from cities in
the UK. By far the greatest frequency of flights is out of
London Heathrow and Gatwick. However, airlines other
than British Airways and bmi usually depart from
Stansted, Luton or London City Airport.
By Bus
Many local bus services operate but Scottish Citylink
is the largest provider, serving over 200 towns and cities.
City buses don’t give change and their Day Tickets are
cheaper after 9:30am.
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By Ferry
A new superfast ferry from Zeebrugge to Rosyth
(Edinburgh) sails daily and takes 16 hrs. There are
summer services from Iceland and Norway to Lerwick,
and several companies provide year-round daily links to
Scotland from Belfast.
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By Train
Eurostar is the high-speed passenger rail service
operating from European cities to London. From here
there are frequent trains to Edinburgh (4 hrs) and
Glasgow (5 hrs).
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Coach and Mini-Bus Tours
Plenty of companies offer tours of various durations
and standards of accommodation. Two renowned
minibus-and-hostel tour companies are Rabbie’s Trail
Burners and MacBackpackers.
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Ferries
Caledonian MacBrayne is the largest ferry company
and works the majority of west coast routes, but smaller
companies also run ferries to and around Scotland’s 130
inhabited islands.
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Car
Roads vary from single tracks to motorways and
are generally of a high standard. There are no tolls except
on the Forth, Tay, Erskine and Skye bridges. The Highway
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Code details all the regulations and can be purchased in
bookshops.
Taxis
Taxis are regulated and legally obliged to display a
licence number. City taxis should be metered but in
remote areas unmetered cars operate – ask for the fare
before you get in.
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Cycling
There are some great long distance and city cycle
networks. Unfortunately, provisions for bike transport
on trains is dire – book well in advance to reserve some
of the limited space.
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On Foot
With over a dozen major walking routes and
thousands of marked footpaths, Scotland is a great place
for the foot traveller. Scotland’s access laws are much
more lenient than England’s, and walkers who do not
cause damage or interfere with privacy or estate activities
are generally allowed to wander the land freely.
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Places
10 Passing
Single-track roads have passing places to allow
faster traffic behind you to overtake, and to allow two
cars travelling in opposite directions to get past each
other. When two cars meet between passing places,
the car nearest to it should reverse and (keeping to the
left) pull into, or stop opposite, the passing place.
Things to Avoid
Snarls
1 Traffic
Congestion around Edinburgh, Glasgow and the
Forth Road Bridge is becoming a daily occurence.
Into-city queues build up from 7:30 to 9am and out-of-city
from 4:30 to 6pm. If you can, avoid these areas during
the rush hours. Radio Scotland (810 MW/92–94 FM)
issues frequent road reports at peak periods.
Football Match Crowds
Not a serious problem for visitors as football is not
a summer sport and fans are usually well behaved.
However, they can be boisterous and noisy, and cause
traffic congestion.
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Midges
These minute flies, which come in clouds and cause
itching bites, are the curse of the west coast. They love
warm, windless evenings and boggy terrain. From the
end of May to mid-Sep they can pop up to ruin an al
fresco evening. Dozens of repellents are available, but
the wonder cure has yet to appear. Midge nets are
essential for campers.
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Early Closings
In remoter parts of Scotland and particularly on the
islands, the volume of trade does not justify long opening
hours, so it’s easy to be caught out. Don’t assume that
shops or restaurants will be open late. And in the
Western Isles in particular, Sunday is still predominantly
a day of rest (see Sabbatarianism) .
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“Sorry, it’s fully booked …”
Accommodation in Edinburgh for the August
festivals gets booked up months in advance. This is the
most extreme case but you should reserve beds and
tickets for main events in advance of any festival in
Scotland, and also car space on ferries during peak
periods.
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Unexpected Weather
Scotland’s northern latitude and unpredictable
weather pattern mean that conditions can alter rapidly.
Winter weather in the hills can be particularly severe and
apt to change with very little warning. Avoid getting
caught out by taking sufficient clothes for the worst the
season could throw at you, and listen to weather
forecasts, which are updated regularly on radio stations.
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The Stalking Season
The controlled cull of
Scotland’s over-population of
red deer is an essential
aspect of estate and
countryside management,
besides being an important
source of income. The main
“Stalking Season”, as it’s called, runs from mid-August
to 20 October. During this period, or wherever signs are
posted, walkers are requested to seek permission from
estate owners before they take to the hills.
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Car Break-ins and Lost Possessions
Although theft from cars is not common, it does
occur. To reduce the risk, avoid leaving valuables on
display when you leave your car. If you lose anything,
contact the nearest police station to see if it has been
handed in – it does happen!
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Traffic Accidents
If you come to Scotland from a country that drives
on the right, confusion over the direction in which to look
for on-coming traffic can easily catch you out. Use
pedestrian crossings wherever possible, and, if driving,
take particular care when rejoining a road after a break
and when approaching road junctions, especially
roundabouts.
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a Thistle a Rose
10 Calling
The Scots are somewhat touchy on the subject of
national pride, and for good reason (see Moments in
History) . Take care not to refer to Britain as “England”
or – even worse – to Scotland as “England”. The latter
is a guaranteed conversation-stopper.
Health and Security
1 Emergencies
For any emergency, there’s just one number to dial:
999. This covers police, ambulance, fire brigade,
coastguard and mountain rescue. You will receive
immediate attention and be asked which service you
require.
Hospitals
All hospitals operate an Accident and Emergency
department where you can receive treatment on a priority
system. You can rely on attention for accidents and
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emergencies at a hospital, but for any other ailment you
should consult a doctor.
Doctors and Dentists
Doctors and dentists are listed in the Yellow Pages
(phonebook), or you can consult a tourist information
office. Doctors usually have certain consulting hours
when people can come and wait to be seen. Dentists
rarely have unfilled appointments, but will always try to
fit in an emergency.
phone while in control of a moving vehicle. Do not drive
after drinking alcohol. The tolerated limit is low, and the
penalty for exceeding it is severe.
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Medical Charges
Emergency medical care is free but additional
treatment may incur charges. Doctors’ consultations are
free for visitors whose home country has reciprocal
health arrangements with the UK, but drugs must be
paid for at a standard charge. Documentation will be
required. Other visitors will be charged as private patients
and must pay the full cost of any medication prescribed.
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Chemists
Chemists (pharmacists) sell a wide range of
medicines that are available without a prescription. In
most cities at least one chemist stays open until
midnight. If you depend on certain medication, it’s best
to bring a supply with you. Ask your doctor to write out
the generic name (rather than the brand name) to help
locate its equivalent over here.
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Families, Groups & Special
Needs
Discounts
1 Family
Discount tickets for families are available on trains
and buses, and for visiting properties under the care of
the National Trust for Scotland and Historic Scotland.
Ask at other visitor attractions – most will offer some
discount.
Children-Friendly Accommodation
Not all guesthouses or B&Bs cater for children. It’s
worth asking at tourist information offices for those that
do, or asking proprietors when making reservations.
Children-friendly establishments tend to have family
rooms or advertise safe gardens or play areas.
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Family Rooms
Regional accommodation guides will indicate if an
establishment offers family rooms. Many hostels also
offer family rooms, but these are usually limited and you
should book well in advance.
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Water
Tap water is safe to
drink in Scotland and so,
thank goodness, is the water
from hill burns (streams) –
useful if you’re out walking
all day. It might be rash to
say that there is never any
danger, so if in doubt check with locals. Scotland also
has plenty of fine spring and mineral water in bottles.
Self-Catering
Aside from camping and hostelling, this is probably
the cheapest family and group accommodation you can
find. It does restrict you to one place for a week (usually
the minimum rental period) but having a base from which
to make trips can be just the ticket. Regional
accommodation guides list self-catering cottages and
caravans but there are also many independent letting
agencies.
Crime
Scotland is not a dangerous country, but assaults
and muggings do take place in the larger towns and
cities. Take the same precautions that you would in any
city: avoid deserted and unlit places, use your intuition
about entering less salubrious areas and don’t flaunt
money, jewellery or other coveted valuables.
Disabled Access
Visit Scotland issues a fact sheet listing all
establishments that cater for those with mobility
difficulties. Visitor attractions vary in their provision for
disabled access: modern sights tend to be good but
historic buildings may not be suitable for wheelchairs –
contact them in advance.
Pickpockets
Again, not common, but they are about. Be
especially wary in crowds. Avoid keeping your wallet in
a back (or any loose) pocket, and only carry about your
“day money”. Keep a separate record of credit card
numbers and the action to take if they go missing.
Capability Scotland
This is Scotland’s largest disability organization. It
provides a national advice and information service and
is extremely helpful. It can, for example, supply
information on where and when Shopmobility facilities
are available.
Road Reports
In addition to the information under Traffic Snarls
(see Traffic Snarls) , the AA operates a Road Watch
scheme which lists all problems on the roads (calls cost
50p per minute). Call them if you’re worried about your
route; especially useful if there’s the prospect of frost
or snow.
Holiday Care Service
Based in London, this is a national charity and the
UK’s central source of holiday and travel information for
disabled people and their carers.
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Safety
10 Car
The wearing of seat belts is compulsory for all car
travellers (front and back), and the police can fine anyone
not doing so. It is illegal to eat, drink or use a mobile
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RADAR
Another London-based organization, which provides
general information for disabled travellers.
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Seagull Trust
A small charity, with canal boats on the Forth
(Edinburgh) and Caledonian (Inverness) canals specifically
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designed for disabled people to take to the water. Their
programme is mainly for local groups but with adequate
notice they may have room for visitors.
Rental Cars
10 Hand-Controlled
Hertz Rent A Car can supply hand-controlled
vehicles at no extra cost but these should be ordered in
advance. Special Disabled Parking bays and free access
(such as a toll-free crossing of the Skye Bridge) are
available but you must display an official sign in your car.
The AA Disability Helpline can advise on many aspects
of road use for the disabled.
Shopping Tips
Refunds
1 VAT
Value Added Tax (VAT) at 17.5% is applied to goods
and services. Non-EU visitors can reclaim VAT on goods
only by using the Foreign Exchange Tax-Free Shopping
form at participating stores; you’ll need to show your
passport. This form is presented at Customs on leaving
the UK.
Prices and Bargains
Britain is not particularly cheap for shopping, but
prices can vary considerably, so it pays to shop around.
End of season sales offer the best bargains, as can
outdoor markets, but beware of inferior products.
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Scottish Made
In a global economy where shops can be swamped
with imported “Scottish” souvenirs, it’s refreshing to
find some outlets that specialize in quality
home-produced arts and crafts. Two such shops are
Made In Scotland (Beauly) and Highland Origins in Dornie.
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Kilts, Tartans and Tweed
Scotland’s tartans (see Kilts and Tartans) come in
hundreds of patterns and dozens of forms, notably the
kilt. These are complex garments to make and require
several weeks’ work. Tweed for suits, jackets and skirts
also comes in a wide array of designs.
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Woollens
Shetland and the Borders are well-known sources
of woollens, but it would be wrong to restrict your
search, as woollen and cashmere design has excelled in
the last two decades. For beautiful and unusual wear,
try Ragamuffin (12a St Mary’s St, Edinburgh).
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Packaged Food
Packaged food can make excellent presents to take
home. Smoked salmon, kippers (smoked herring), haggis,
Dundee cake and short-bread are all popular souvenirs
of Scotland.
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Drinks
You could take home Moniack wines or Drambuie
liqueur, but by far the most popular drink is whisky, in
standard bottles, miniatures or special presentation
cartons. Sadly, it’s highly taxed and often cheaper outside
the UK.
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Another flourishing area of innovative design. It seems
that dozens of new and talented silversmiths set up shop
each year. Orkney produces an astonishing array of
quality jewellery. Some of the more popular traditional
designs feature Celtic knotwork and other interwoven
patterns, and make use of the Cairngorm, an orange
semi-precious stone.
Glass
Edinburgh Glass is famed for its glassware. The
origins of the company stretch back almost four centuries
to the 1600s when the Venitians introduced the skill in
the Edinburgh area. They specialize in beautifully
engraved goblets, whisky and wine decanters and
drinking vessels.
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Works
10 Art
Galleries selling art can be found all over Scotland.
Here are three in Scotland’s major cities: Edinburgh
Printmakers deal in contemporary fine art printmaking.
Stills (also Edinburgh) is a long-established gallery, and
Street Level (Glasgow) specializes in “dynamic
photographic culture”.
Banking and Communications
1 Currency
Britain’s currency is the pound sterling (£), divided
into 100 pence (p). Scotland’s three banks each produce
different-faced notes but these, along with Bank of
England and Northern Ireland notes, are all legal tender
throughout the UK. Scottish notes come in £1, £5, £10,
£20, £50 and £100 denominations. Coins come as 1p,
2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2.
Changing Money
Banks tend to offer the best exchange rates and
are open 9am–5pm Mon–Fri. In remote areas you may
find a mobile bank parked and open for business. Bureaux
de Change work longer hours in the main cities and at
airports but their commission charges can be high.
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ATMs
ATMs, or “holes-in-the-wall” as they are
affectionately called, can be found widely throughout the
country, even in the Highlands and islands. Also, most
supermarkets offer a cashback service when you
purchase provisions with a debit card carrying the Switch
or Cirrus logo.
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Credit Cards
Credit cards are widely accepted across Scotland
but many small shops, cafés and most B&Bs deal only
in cash or cheques in sterling. VISA and Master-card are
the most commonly presented cards. Certain outlets
also accept Diners Club and American Express.
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Traveller’s Cheques
Traveller’s cheques are still the safest means of
carrying money and, if in pounds sterling, you can use
them directly to pay for goods and services. Check on
commission charges when purchasing or cashing your
cheques, as practices vary. Keep your receipts separate
from the cheques as you will need them in the event of
loss or theft.
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Internet Access
Internet cafés are relatively common in the cities.
EasyEverything has 400-terminal cafés in the centres of
both Glasgow and Edinburgh. Internet access is harder
to find elsewhere, but most towns will have at least one
café, or some libraries and hotels may provide this
service.
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Phone Boxes
Public phones are dotted about all over the place.
Some accept credit cards, but the majority require either
coins or a phonecard which can be purchased at many
shops. To call an operator dial 100.
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If you’re planning on staying longer than two nights in
any one place, most hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs will
give discounts, as well as offering special weekly rates.
Reservations
Aside from the qualifications mentioned in Things
to Avoid , you can generally tour Scotland without
reservations unless you are intent on staying in a
particular establishment. This also applies to Youth
Hostels, which once had an open-door policy but now
can be fully booked.
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Mobile Phones
Coverage for mobile phones now extends across
most of Scotland but there are still pockets in the
Highlands and Islands outside the range of signals.
Vodaphone and BT Cellnet currently have the most
effective networks in Scotland.
Look for Signs
Tourist accommodation guides and those of other
organizations work on the basis that proprietors pay to
have their establishment inspected and listed. Many
smaller hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs do not consider
this worthwhile, so these guides are far from
comprehensive. Look out for roadside signs and, if you’re
stuck, ask a local.
Post
The mail is still regarded as an honourable and
sacred institution. Mail boxes may be free-standing or
set in walls, and a notice specifies the collection times.
These are reliable. Post offices work normal business
hours. Many shops also sell stamps. Main post offices
operate a Poste Restante service and will hold mail for
one month.
Hostels
The Scottish Youth Hostel Association (SYHA)
operates many excellent hostels in Scotland and
publishes a brochure listing them. Take your membership
card and travel with a sheet (some require a sleeping
bag). Recently, hundreds of independent hostels have
sprung up, and they have their own website; no
membership necessary.
and Other Discounts
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Most entertainment venues, visitor attractions and
Caravaning and Camping
There’s no shortage of these either and they are
usually of a high standard and beautifully located.
Reduced facilities may be offered in remoter areas but
the prices will be lower and the views probably even
better.
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travel services offer discount (often termed
“concessions”) to students on production of an
appropriate ID. Some organizations, eg the National Trust
for Scotland, also offer cheaper entry to holders of Youth
Hostel cards. Discounts for the elderly are sometimes
available but are less common. It’s always worth asking.
Accommodation Tips
1 Hotels
The highest standard of accommodation is to be
found in hotels, but they vary greatly in facilities, quality
and price. Cost generally reflects quality but you can find
some great wee (small) hotels that cost little more than
good B&Bs. VisitScotland produces a range of guides on
all types of accommodation.
Guesthouses and B&Bs
There is little to distinguish guesthouses and B&Bs.
They both offer rooms in private homes with breakfast
included, and you are expected to be absent during the
day. They offer great opportunities for meeting locals.
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Self-Catering
Self-catering flats, cottages and caravans are the
most cost-effective forms of accommodation for families
and groups, aside from camping and hostels.
Organizations such as Visit Scotland publish nationwide
listings. See also the Where to Stay section for Glasgow
and Edinburgh (see Edinburgh: Luxury Hotels) .
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Discounts for Longer Stays
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Wild Camping
Unless signposted to the contrary, wild camping is
tolerated in quiet places where you do not infringe on
anyone’s privacy. Always try and find the landowner to
ask permission first.
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Bothies
10 Mountain
The Mountain Bothy Association is a charity that
looks after over 100 unlocked “bothies” (simple wooden,
iron or stone huts). These are all in remote areas and
usually have little more than a fireplace, table, seats and
a sleeping platform – free but donations appreciated.
Glasgow: Mid-Range and
Budget
Brunswick
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A smart, copper-topped building in the buzzing
Merchant City area. A modern-chic interior that’s not too
formal, and a delightful penthouse apartment, which can
sleep six – all can squeeze into the sauna, too.
➤ 106–108 Brunswick St • Map U3 • (0141) 552 0001
• ££
Cathedral House
An impressively turreted Neo-Gothic red-brick
house, formerly the administrative quarters for the nearby
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Cathedral, which some rooms over-look. The restaurant
serves rather good Scottish cuisine. Very atmospheric,
aided by the presence of two live-in ghosts.
➤ 28–32 Cathedral Sq • Map V3 • (0141) 552 3519 •
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Superbly sited hostel, high up on the fringes of
Kelvingrove Park. Small dorms for the most part, plus
the odd twin room; separate bathrooms. The SYHA
hostel is just a few doors along.
➤ 17 Park Terrace • Map V1 • (0141) 332 9099 • Closed
in winter • No credit cards • £
Babbity Bowster
Named after an 18th-century wedding dance, this
inn was built around 1790 and maintains a traditional
style. The rooms sit above the popular and convivial bar
and restaurant (see Babbity Bowster) and offer fittingly
simple, yet comfortable lodgings.
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➤ 16–18 Black-friars La • Map U3 • (0141) 552 5055 •
££
Hostel
10 Euro
Situated on the river front this place is a cross
between a hostel and budget hotel, and is only a two
minute walk from a variety of shops and restaurants. A
range of en-suite accommodation is available, from single
rooms to 14-bed dormitories with bunk beds all round.
➤ 318 Clyde St • Map S3 • (0141) 222 2828 • No credit
cards • www.euro-hostels.co.uk • £
Bewleys
Behind its curiously angular (and, frankly,
gobsmackingly ugly) glass façade, Bewleys offers superb
value for money. Very central location, and spacious
rooms with pristine facilities and pretty good styling. All
have TVs and modem points.
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➤ 110 Bath St • Map T2 • (0141) 353 0800 • ££
Merchant Lodge
The former home of Glasgow’s tobacco merchants,
the house has been renovated to provide 40 individually
styled rooms (so choose with care), all with shiny pine
floors. Owned by the Glasgow Hotel Group, who also
have the Townhouse Hotel, near Kelvingrove Park.
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➤ 52 Virginia St • Map U3 • (0141) 552 2424 • ££
Novotel
While the Novotel is unlikely to feed the mind with
recollections of a truly memorable stay, it does the job
of providing simple, comfortable accommodation with
inoffensive décor, and food and drink readily at hand in
the pleasant bar/restaurant.
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Budget
Brunswick
1 The
A smart, copper-topped building in the buzzing
Merchant City area. A modern-chic interior that’s not too
formal, and a delightful penthouse apartment, which can
sleep six – all can squeeze into the sauna, too.
➤ 106–108 Brunswick St • Map U3 • (0141) 552 0001
• ££
Cathedral House
An impressively turreted Neo-Gothic red-brick
house, formerly the administrative quarters for the nearby
Cathedral, which some rooms over-look. The restaurant
serves rather good Scottish cuisine. Very atmospheric,
aided by the presence of two live-in ghosts.
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➤ 28–32 Cathedral Sq • Map V3 • (0141) 552 3519 •
£££
➤ 181 Pitt St • Map S2 • (0141) 222 2775 • £££
Willow Hotel
Renfrew Street is lined
by small, B&B-type hotels,
and the Willow, along with
the Victorian House (see
Merchant Lodge) , are the
best of them. All have a
certain old-fashioned charm,
but the Willow has a little more spruceness about it.
Simply adorned rooms, and well located for a stroll down
the hill into town.
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➤ Renfrew St • Map S1 • (0141) 332 2332 • £
Ibis Hotel
Like its neighbour, Novotel, Ibis isn’t a prospect to
get the heart racing, but it does provide even better
value, achieved through an even tighter economy of scale
in the bedrooms and, particularly, the bathrooms. Central
location, and as a place to take a shower and curl up for
the night, drifting off to late-night TV, it’s hard to beat for
price.
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➤ West Regent St • Map S2 • (0141) 225 6000 • ££
Babbity Bowster
Named after an 18th-century wedding dance, this
inn was built around 1790 and maintains a traditional
style. The rooms sit above the popular and convivial bar
and restaurant (see Babbity Bowster) and offer fittingly
simple, yet comfortable lodgings.
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➤ 16–18 Black-friars La • Map U3 • (0141) 552 5055 •
££
Bewleys
Behind its curiously angular (and, frankly,
gobsmackingly ugly) glass façade, Bewleys offers superb
value for money. Very central location, and spacious
rooms with pristine facilities and pretty good styling. All
have TVs and modem points.
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➤ 110 Bath St • Map T2 • (0141) 353 0800 • ££
Merchant Lodge
The former home of Glasgow’s tobacco merchants,
the house has been renovated to provide 40 individually
styled rooms (so choose with care), all with shiny pine
floors. Owned by the Glasgow Hotel Group, who also
have the Townhouse Hotel, near Kelvingrove Park.
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➤ 52 Virginia St • Map U3 • (0141) 552 2424 • ££
9
Glasgow Backpackers Hostel
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Novotel
While the Novotel is unlikely to feed the mind with
recollections of a truly memorable stay, it does the job
of providing simple, comfortable accommodation with
inoffensive décor, and food and drink readily at hand in
the pleasant bar/restaurant.
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➤ 181 Pitt St • Map S2 • (0141) 222 2775 • £££
Willow Hotel
Renfrew Street is lined
by small, B&B-type hotels,
and the Willow, along with
the Victorian House (see
Merchant Lodge) , are the
best of them. All have a
certain old-fashioned charm,
but the Willow has a little more spruceness about it.
Simply adorned rooms, and well located for a stroll down
the hill into town.
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➤ Renfrew St • Map S1 • (0141) 332 2332 • £
Ibis Hotel
Like its neighbour, Novotel, Ibis isn’t a prospect to
get the heart racing, but it does provide even better
value, achieved through an even tighter economy of scale
in the bedrooms and, particularly, the bathrooms. Central
location, and as a place to take a shower and curl up for
the night, drifting off to late-night TV, it’s hard to beat for
price.
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➤ West Regent St • Map S2 • (0141) 225 6000 • ££
Glasgow Backpackers Hostel
Superbly sited hostel, high up on the fringes of
Kelvingrove Park. Small dorms for the most part, plus
the odd twin room; separate bathrooms. The SYHA
hostel is just a few doors along.
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➤ 17 Park Terrace • Map V1 • (0141) 332 9099 • Closed
in winter • No credit cards • £
Hostel
10 Euro
Situated on the river front this place is a cross
between a hostel and budget hotel, and is only a two
minute walk from a variety of shops and restaurants. A
range of en-suite accommodation is available, from single
rooms to 14-bed dormitories with bunk beds all round.
➤ 318 Clyde St • Map S3 • (0141) 222 2828 • No credit
cards • www.euro-hostels.co.uk • £
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Places to Stay
Albany
Three Georgian houses in the New Town, joined to form
a smartly decked-out hotel. The Albany’s restaurant,
Haldanes, is one of the main draws, with a reputation
for great Scottish fare.
➤ 39 Albany St • Map N1 • (0131) 556 0397 •
www.albanyhoteledinburgh.co.uk • ££££
Apex City Hotel
➤ 1 Princes St • Map N2–3 • (0131) 556 2414 •
www.roccofortehotels.com • £££££
Berneray Youth Hostel
The Gatliff Hebridean Hostels Trust has restored two old
black-houses (cottages blackened inside by peat smoke)
to make this hostel, overlooking the Sound of Harris.
Berneray is Prince Charles’s favourite island: its west
coast is one long beach. Great walks and birdlife.
➤ Map C1 • www.gatliff.org.uk • £
Joining its sister hotel up the road at No. 31, with
modern, simple and functional rooms, and a mix of
business and family facilities (photocopying and
secretarial services in the former case, cots and high
chairs in the latter).
➤ 61 Grassmarket • Map M4 • (0131) 243 3456 • £££
Ardhasaig House, Isle of Harris
Set by one of the most picturesque roads in the isles,
this 1904 house has been completely refurbished, while
retaining certain period features. Light décor, simple
furnishings, captivating views – a B&B of the highest
calibre, with the option of dinner. A self-catering cottage
is also available.
➤ Ardhasaig • Map C2 • (01859) 502066 • ££
Arthouse Hotel
Extravagant (almost) to the point of kitsch, this
velvet-clad, gold-trimmed hotel is in the funky Philippe
Starck mould. The rooms are spacious, with big beds
and pillows you could nest in.
➤ 129 Bath St • Map S2 • (0141) 221 6789 • £££
Backpackers, Royal Mile
The smallest of the hostels, with room for 38 in simple,
clean dormitories. Backpackers also has the Castle Rock
hostel (0131 225 9666) if other branches are full.
➤ 105 High St • Map P3 • (0131) 557 6120 • £
Balfour Castle, Orkney
An extraordinary retreat, its hospitality overseen by the
remarkable Zawadskis (see Balfour Castle, Orkney) .
➤ Shapinsay • Map A5 • (01856) 711282 •
www.balfourcastle.co.uk • £££
Balmoral
The most prestigious of Edinburgh’s old-school hotels,
right in the heart of things on Princes St. Sports facilities
and two great restaurants, Number One Princes Street
and Hadrian’s brasserie.
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Shopping
Halibut & Herring
Scottish handmade soaps and all manner of colourful,
squeezy and curvaceous bathroom accessories in aquatic
hues. A useful stop for pleasant-smelling presents.
His cheeses are celebrated all around Scotland, and
feature on many an Edinburgh menu, but the Victoria
Street branch goes beyond matters dairy to embrace a
panoply of culinary delicacies. Stock your hamper here.
➤ 30 Victoria Street • Map N4
➤ Victoria St • Map N4
Hector Russell
International Newsagent
The place to go to keep abreast of all the foreign news/
stories from back home. Good selection of
foreign-language papers and magazines.
➤ 351 High Street • Map N3
Jenners
The oldest department store in the world, founded in the
1830s but occupying its present site since 1895. A
miscellany of high quality goods and grand surrounds.
➤ 47 Princes St • Map N3
Made-to-measure kilts and a gathering of the tartans.
Also a branch on the High Street.
➤ Princes Street • Map M3
Printmakers’ Workshop
A range of limited edition works from contemporary
print-makers at very reasonable prices
➤ 23 Union Street • Map P1
Iain Mellis
Tiso
Before heading for the hills, check out Tiso for all your
outdoor activity paraphernalia: boots, tents, climbing
ropes and compasses galore.
➤ 41 Commercial St, Leith • Smaller branch on Rose St
• Map M3
Valvona & Crolla
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The best delicatessen in Edinburgh. Trading since the
1930s, Valvona & Crolla offer a wonderful selection of
wines, great bread and fine Italian sauces.
➤ 19 Elm Row • Map P1
West Port Books
One of a handful of independent bookshops just to the
west of Grassmarket selling a mix of new and
secondhand books. West Port’s selection focuses on
the arts.
➤ West Port • Map M4
Whistles
One of several boutique fashion stores that have made
George Street their home over the last few years. High
fashion for women.
➤ 97 George St • Map M2
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Places to Eat
63 Tay Street
This restaurant is the talk of the town. Award-winning
young chef Jeremy Wares serves nouvelle cuisine in a
clean, minimalist setting. It tastes and looks as if every
ingredient has been hand-picked.
➤ 63 Tay St, Perth • Map E5 • (01738) 441451 • ££££
Spectacularly located beyond Britain’s highest mountain
pass, this pub overlooks Skye. Local seafood is served,
and there is music some evenings.
➤ Applecross, Wester Ross • Map E3 • (01520) 744262
• ££
Arbroath Smokies
A Room in the Town
Similar to kippers, but these are smoked haddock rather
than herring.
Friendly bistro in the heart of Edinburgh’s New town
specializing in the best of modern Scottish cooking with
a slight international influence. BYOB.
Arbroath Smokies
➤ 18 Howe St • Map L2 • (0131) 225 8204 • ££
Airds Hotel
The Michelin star first stopped overhead in 1990, and
this country hotel restaurant hasn’t looked back since
(see Airds Hotel) .
➤ Port Appin Appin • Map E3 • (01631) 730236 • £££££
Airds Hotel
Similar to kippers, but these are smoked haddock rather
than herring.
Archiestown Hotel
A Speyside hotel that’s popular with fishermen. Its bistro
has earned a good reputation, and wild salmon is a
regular speciality. Vegetarians should give advance
notice.
➤ Main St, Archiestown, nr Craigellachie • Map D5 •
(01340) 810218 • Closed for 2 weeks in Jan • £££
This fine country hotel has held a Michelin star since
1990. Seafood and game feature prominently but not
exclusively, and Airds prides itself on the use of the
freshest Highland foods, including Aberdeen Angus beef.
They also do a wonderful poached-pear shortcake (see
Airds Hotel) .
An Tuireann
Swish, modern arts exhibition centre. Part of the draw
is the delicious vegetarian meals and snacks served in
the café.
➤ Struan Rd, Portree, Skye • Map D2 • (01478) 613306
• 10:30am–4:30pm Tue–Sat • £
Andrew Fairlie
Dine among Ionic pillars in a high-ceilinged room with
blue-black walls and drapes of cream silk. The cuisine
here is equally original, though the influence is markedly
French. Try, for example, oak-smoked lobsters in lime
sauce (see Andrew Fairlie) .
Andrew Fairlie
French cuisine of the highest calibre served amid dreamy
1920s décor (see Andrew Fairlie) .
➤ Gleneagles Hotel Map F4 • (01764) 694267 • £££££
Applecross Inn
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Bars and Nightclubs
Bennet’s
Ever popular, its one-time ordinary pubness rapidly
becoming exotic: big old mirrors, a mix of ages, drinks
in pint pots and cheap lunches.
Swirling ceilings, brass lamps and a convivial atmosphere
of both young and old, at lunchtime enjoying simple
seafood dishes from the kitchen of the Oyster Bar next
door (see Café Royal Oyster Bar) .
➤ Map N2
➤ 8 Leven St • Map L6
Bow Bar
Deacon Brodie’s
Not especially remarkable by Edinburgh’s high standards,
but if you’re on the Royal Mile (and you will be), it’s a
pleasant stop-off for a pint. Another ornate ceiling to
peruse, too.
➤ High St • Map N/P3
Dome Bar
A Corinthian-columned whale of a building, entered
through a flight of steps flanked by nocturnal doormen.
Ballooning chandeliers, palm plants and a choice of bars:
the vast and theatrical circle bar or the plush and
cushioned side bar, with its evocation of the 1930s.
➤ George St • Map M2
Lush red and cream gloss paintwork envelops this
modest room of a pub, where the sounds are provided
by the jovial babble of conversation and clinking glasses.
➤ Victoria St • Map N4
Indigo Yard
More intent on creating a vibe than simply serving drinks
and food, Indigo Yard is good for lazy afternoons and
carousing evenings.
➤ 7 Charlotte La • Map K3
Café Royal Circle Bar
Monboddo
Sharp-dressed slice of New York nightlife, set down amid
the old-stone order of Edinburgh. Attached to the Point
hotel (see Point) .
➤ 34 Bread St • Map L5
Opal Lounge
Popular, chic dj bar, with a cosy backroom dining space.
The low-lit rooms provide plenty of space for chatting,
as well as shaking a leg.
➤ George St • Map M2
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Rick’s Bar
Bar, restaurant and rooms, in fact (see Rick’s) . Sleek
design warmed by rich, earthy hues and quiet mood
lighting.
➤ 55a Frederick St • Map M2
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Hermaness
Shetland
Islands
Unst
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Stenness
Top 10 place of interest
Copister
Hillswick
Other place of interest
Airport
Brae
Papa Stour
Ferry port
Melby
Motorway
Whalsay
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Weisdale
Lerwick
Scalloway
Foula
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