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Hotel Listings & Destination Guide for Europe & Russia - Europe - Scotland - Highland region - Inverness and around - Inverness

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INVERNESS

Straddling a nexus of major road and rail routes, INVERNESS is the busy and prosperous hub of the Highlands, and an inevitable port of call if you're exploring the region by public transport. Buses and trains leave for communities right across the far north of Scotland, and it isn't uncommon for people from as far afield as Thurso, Durness and Kyle of Lochalsh to travel down for a day's shopping here - Britain's most northerly chain-store centre. Though boasting few conventional sights, the city's setting on the banks of the River Ness is appealing.

The Town
The logical place to begin a tour of Inverness is the central Town House on the High Street. Built in 1878, this Gothic pile hosted Prime Minister Lloyd George's emergency meeting to discuss the Irish crisis in September 1921, and now...
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The road to ELGOL (Ealaghol), fourteen miles southwest of Broadford at the tip of the Strathaird peninsula, is one of the most dramatic on the island, leading right into the heart of the Red Hills and then down a precipitous slope, with a...
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DIJON owes its origins to its strategic position in Celtic times on the tin merchants' route from Britain up the Seine and across the Alps to the Adriatic. It became the capital of the dukes of Burgundy in around 1000 AD, but its golden age occurred...
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Thirty miles south of Lexington, just off I-75 in the foothills where Bluegrass Country meets Appalachia, the unique Berea College gives its 1500 mainly local students free tuition in return for work in any of 120 crafts, ranging from...
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