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Scotland

Scotland has an overwhelming abundance of natural beauty, hundreds of castles stand proud from its long and turbulent past, and an innate flair for enterprise and travel has endowed the nation with artistic treasures from around the world. The culture remains vibrant today, and there’s much to celebrate. Here’s a distillation of Scotland’s best.

  • Rock Ness

    Fatboy decided to do a gig on Loch Ness last summer. It turned into an all day event, with other DJs such as Mylo and Carl Cox playing. The setting was amazing - in the basin of Loch Ness, the Loch in front of you and mountains surrounding you. And it didn't even rain too much - there were even a few burnt noses by the end of the day!

    This is to become an annual event; the current rumour is that it will be a 2 day event this year (9th-10th June), one day bands, the other dance.

    Have a look at http://www.rockness.co.uk/

  • The ruins of the Castle Knock are situated across a bog. It is only possible to get to it at low tide. It is a great place for a quiet picnic.

  • For grat authentic Italian food head to Sarti's in Glasgow. This family run restaurant has three locations in the city centre. The thinnest pizzas and fab pastas this is a must do. Price wise it is very reasonable with most dishes around the £7.00 mark.

    The Wellington Street branch, which is also the original also has a superb deli.

  • Friendly, laid back restaurant at Leith docks offering an excellent selction of fresh fish and seafood.

  • Fab store full of specialist beauty ranges. Stocks everything from Shu Uemura to Jurlique and Frederic Fekkai to Acqua di Parma.

  • great place for the kids takes all day to walk around as there are many features in woods and up poles keep your eyes peeled!

  • This west end outpost provides a good range of burgers and mains. For an authentic taste of traditional scottish fayre try the haggis, neeps and tatties available both as a starter or main.

  • Tarbet Guest House, Loch Lomond

    Beautiful guest house with breathtaking views of Loch Lomond. Friendly couple running it - very neat and clean, food is excellent.

  • This bar has a laid back and relaxed atmosphere with a drinks menu of beers from around the world. Cheers!

  • The City Cafe

    Great views,lunch and dinner menus,a few minutes from the Scottish Exhibition centre

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