Why choose Scotland...?
Just as 'Gallus' suggests, Scotland can be wild and bold with towering mountains, deep glens, rugged coastlines and beautiful beaches. Traces of our ancestors can be found in ancient landscapes of spectacular standing stones, brochs and crannogs. The brave hearts of those who have gone before can be seen in our hundreds of castles and fortified houses as we fought to defend ourselves against 'visitors' such as the notorious Norsemen. Medieval abbeys, cathedrals and churches tell their own stories of religious struggles against a tide of reformation. It is impossible to escape from the history that has shaped this wonderful nation.
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Fast-forward to present times and you will find stunning modern architecture rubbing shoulders with the ancient. And then there's our unique culture: art, music, literature, food and drink. Who could visit Scotland without taking a 'wee dram' of 'uisge beatha', the Water of Life?
Here at Gallus Tours Scotland we specialise in creating bespoke itineraries based on your interests and desires. Whether it's landscape, history, culture, whisky, genealogy or just good old-fashioned sight-seeing, we are here to create your perfect tour.
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Where shall we go...? Here are some ideas...
Visit Skye
The Isle of Skye is famous throughout the world for its rugged landscapes, fjord-like coastline, its history and truly outstanding scenery. Visit the Old Man of Storr, the Quirang, Fairy Glen, Kilt Rock and so much more...
Visit Edinburgh
Scotland's beautiful capital city has been enchanting visitors for centuries. Walking in the Old Town and you are stepping in the footsteps of Robert Burns, Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson. The history of Scotland drips from the very brickwork of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Castle, Holyrood Palace, the Scott Monument and Princes Street Gardens. Don't forget to check out Dynamic Earth, the Scottish Parliament building and the views from a dormant volcano, Arthurs Seat...
Visit Stirling
Stirling has played such an important role in the history of Scotland that it should not be missed. The imposing castle sits on its rock dominating the area and the 220ft Wallace Monument stands like a sentinal over this historic town. Doune Castle is only a few miles away too, if you need to increase your castle quota for the day...
Visit Glasgow
Glasgow - the 'dear green place'- is Scotland's largest city and has so much to offer the visitor. From its 12th century cathedral and 15th century University to its famous 'Style Mile' and ultra-modern Street Art. Glasgow has it all and more...
Visit Glencoe
Dramatic, imposing mountains, a rare unspoiled beauty and a dark history is one way to describe one of the brightest jewels in Scotland's crown. Dark deeds were indeed committed here in the past, but the glen is tranquil now and its beauty, regardless of the weather, never fails to impress and inspire.
Visit Inverness
Inverness, the Highland capital, is a real favourite for visitors. Nearby Culloden Battlefield, where the Jacobite dream was cruelly crushed, is an essential stop. Clava Cairns, Urquhart Castle and a Victorian Market are also close by. Or maybe monster-hunting on Loch Ness is more your thing. 'Nessie' hasn't been seen for a while. Perhaps you'll be the one to catch a glimpse of this shy creature...
