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Holidays in Inverness

Some folks say you can’t buy happiness. But you can buy yourself a holiday in Inverness, and that's pretty damn close!

Meeting new people is a big part of travelling, and with as many as 41,000 residents living in this part of Scottish Highlands, you're bound to have lots of opportunities.

It's located 180 kilometres away from Edinburgh, the national capital, and 7 kilometres away from Knockbain.

Kids bouncing off the walls? Tazball Paintball & Lazer Combat Arena is sure to keep them entertained for a couple of hours.

Wandering around the manicured garden beds and botanic exhibits at the Inverness Botanic Gardens feels like floating through a vibrant fairyland.

Visit Glen Affric and Bellfield Park and enjoy feeling the grass beneath your feet.

Get the most out of your visit to Inverness by getting a little help from the friendly staff at Original Loch Ness Monster Visitor Centre. Culloden Visitor Centre and Inverness Visit Scotland Information Centre can also provide you with an assortment of useful resources such as maps and guides.

Among the beautiful natural sights in Inverness is The Falls of Foyers. Its tumbling waters will not disappoint.

Those that love the outdoors will have plenty to see and do. An excursion out to Lochaber Geopark and Ness Islands will replenish your batteries in no time. Don't forget about Merkinch Local Nature Reserve either. The natural surroundings here are sure to take your breath away.

What better way to learn about a new destination than to visit its museums? The Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition Centre and Highland Institute for Contemporary Art are good places to start.

Order a steaming cup of coffee and indulge in a day of gallery hopping between Loch Ness Gallery and Brian Clarkson Gallery. Brimming with interesting canvases and sculptures, these excellent spaces offer something for visitors from all walks of life

Discover exhibits full of artefacts and images that delve into the fascinating past of the area at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.

Inverness spoils you for choice when it comes to must-visit historic attractions. Why not begin delving into this destination's past at Urquhart Castle and the Culloden Battlefield? If you have the time, the Clava Cairns and the Corrimony Chambered Cairn also shouldn't be missed.

Plan a visit to Fort George, a complex that once played a key defence role, and imagine the attacks that its time-scarred walls encountered years ago.

Towering stone walls, stunning grounds and a majestic atmosphere — what more could you want for that perfect postcard snap? Head out on a royal photo shoot at Cawdor Castle or Inverness Castle.

Want to learn about the local faith? Plan a trip to see Inverness Cathedral and St Andrew's Cathedral. If you're still in the mood for exploring, make your way to St Andrew’s Cathedral next.

A robust and stately building, Chanonry Point Lighthouse has withstood its fair share of storms. If you can climb up into it, you'll be able to gaze out to the horizon and appreciate the magnificent views below.

Spend a while at Moniack Castle and let your thoughts wander back to the people and events that have helped mould this city into what we see today.

If you're looking to buy the basics, and perhaps one or two knickknacks along the way, stop by Eastgate Shopping Centre or Clog and Craft Shop. For the hardcore shoppers among us, there are some more fantastic outlets worth rummaging through at Victorian Market.

The Eden Court Theatre is among Inverness' most popular venues, and must be on your itinerary if you're looking for prime entertainment.

While it's easy to concentrate on the most famous attractions here, Inverness is also home to some worthwhile lesser-known tourist sights. River Foyers is one example. The Nessieland Castle Monster Centre is another interesting attraction to look around.

Hotels in Inverness

Thankfully, there's a room waiting for you in Inverness. For a place that won't break the bank, check out the City Guesthouse (36 Ardconnel St) or The Corriegarth Hotel (5-7 Heathmount Road). There's also the Rocpool Reserve Hotel & Chez Roux Restaurant and the Culloden House Hotel. These high-end hotels are for those who want to live a life of luxury while they're here.