Inverness has a great location astride the River Ness at the northern end of the Great Glen. In summer it overflows with visitors intent on monster hunting at nearby Loch Ness, but it's worth a visit in its own right for a stroll along the picturesque River Ness, a cruise on Loch Ness, and a meal in one of the city's excellent restaurants.
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Inverness Cathedral has a rich history and heritage as the most northerly Anglican Cathedral in the UK and dedicated to Scotland's patron saint, St Andrew. It's an incredible example of the architecture of Alexander Ross and you'll also be able to see the intricate craftsmanship and detailed carvings in both stone and wood alongside glorious stained-glass windows.
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See ways to experience (7) 5. The Highlanders' Museum (Queen's Own Highlanders Collection) 558. Speciality Museums. The Highlanders Museum (Queen's Own Highlanders Collection) is situated within the the stunning grounds of Fort George, Nr Inverness, overlooking the Moray Firth. In the summer months the local dolphin….
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Use Inverness as a base to explore Highland scenery, iconic castles, majestic mountains and unique wildlife, including the famous Loch Ness monster. Find experiences Search a wide range of accommodation, events, food & drink options and things to do from indoor and outdoor attractions to activities, tours and more.
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Admire Inverness Castle. There are plenty of places to visit in Inverness, however, the castle is definitely a place that draws visitors’ attention. Located on a cliff above the river Ness, the site is ancient with the first castle being built here in 1057, although Robert the Bruce destroyed it in 1308. The red sand stone structure you see ...
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St Andrew’s Inverness Cathedral. Inverness Cathedral, sometimes known as St Andrew’s Cathedral, is a stunning church building on the edge of the River Ness and is at the centre of Inverness’ religious sites. St Andrew’s Cathedral is undoubtedly one of the most fantastic venues to visit. The interior is just as jaw-dropping as the ...
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Discover Inverness and Loch Ness, the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Uncover the magic beyond the legend of the Loch Ness Monster and dive into a destination that offers so much more! Experience a unique blend of breathtaking scenery and urban excitement, catering to every type of traveller. Be captivated by our rich history, beautiful waters ...
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13. Wander the historic Victorian Market. This covered market dates back to the 19th century, and wandering through is one of the most popular things to do in Inverness. While the building itself has historic charm (the ceiling was my favorite part!), most of the shops inside are on the more kitschy-touristy side.
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The Castle Tavern View Place, Inverness. The Castle Tavern is a favourite haunt with visitors and locals, offering a tempting range of real ales, freshly prepared meals, friendly banter and an excellent beer garden to sit in on fine days. Resting half way up Castle Street, you can enjoy the views of the castle from inside this cosy and intimate ...
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