Scotland is a captivating destination where spectacular nature and ancient traditions converge. From the majestic Highlands to the shores of Loch Ness, and through medieval castles and Edinburgh’s charming streets, every location offers a unique atmosphere. A land of legends and history, Scotland also enchants with its cultural traditions, from kilts to bagpipes. Whisky enthusiasts will be delighted by its numerous distilleries, while hiking lovers will appreciate the breathtaking landscapes. With its warm hospitality and vibrant festivals, Scotland is an invitation to adventure and escape.
Practical Information
Capital
Edinburgh
Official Language(s)
English, Scottish Gaelic
Currency Used
Pound sterling (£, GBP)
Time Zone
UTC 0 (GMT), UTC +1 in summer
Required Documents
Valid passport, visa not required for tourist stays of less than 6 months for many countries
Best Time to Visit
May to September for milder weather and longer days
Emergency Numbers
Police, Ambulance, Firefighters: 999 or 112
Customs and Advice
Great hospitality, respect for local traditions, changeable weather requiring suitable clothing