A thriving arts scene boasting an international Festival Fringe and Tattoo, a good wash of museums and galleries and an Old and New Town ensemble that have earned the city an 'Athens of the North' nickname and World Heritage acclaim. Don't miss Edinburgh on coach holidays to Scotland.
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For many, the Highlands offer the most quintessential Scotland experience. Ride the Jacobite Steam Train from Inverness to Mallaig incorporating a number of British superlatives, shake off the cobwebs on the remote island of Skye, explore Fort William and hunt for the Loch Ness monster in Inverness.
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Cosmopolitan and sophisticated are two words now synonymous with Glasgow, with its lively night scene, world-class museums and more parks per square mile than any other city in Europe. There's also an abundance of shops - head to Buchanan, Argyle and Sauchiehall Streets for some of the best in the UK.
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Offering a wildlife scene unrivalled elsewhere in the country, unspoilt beaches and mysterious stone circles as old as Stonehenge, this area of Scotland has been heralded an accessible wilderness, making coach holidays here a perfect way to explore.
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National Parks (Loch Lomond and the Trossachs), water-cracked coastlines, islands with colourful towns, stunning wildlife and some of the most important history that Scotland has ever witnessed (Stirling) are the trademarks of this region. Enjoy castles and walks, historic buildings and scenery.
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From the spectacle of the Edinburgh Tattoo to the accessible wilderness of the outer isles, discover more about Scotland than haggis and kilts. Breathtaking beauty resides here and you can explore it all on a Scotland tour.
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