Loch Ness Legends & Landscapes

Explore the Great Glen's most famous sites, from the 13th-century ruins of Urquhart Castle to the red sandstone heights of Inverness Castle. This collection highlights the region's cultural heritage at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery and the Scottish Kiltmaker Visitor Centre. Discover the natural history and mythology of Loch Ness through interactive exhibits in Drumnadrochit or enjoy panoramic views from the shores of Dores. The list covers historic monuments, traditional Scottish crafts, and the legendary depths of the loch itself.

Urquhart Castle

Boasting perhaps the most dramatic setting in all of England, the ruined castle is definitely a great spot to take photos on and wander…

Inverness Castle

Inverness Castle sits on a cliff overlooking the River Ness in Inverness, Scotland.

Loch Ness

Come and admire Scotland's probably the most iconic landmark, best known for the supposed aquatic monster that resides there.

The Loch Ness Monster Exhibition Centre

This centre is a must while in Highlands. Children will love the interactive exhibition and the shop offers every Nessie souvenir you need.

Falcon Square Mercat Cross

Traditional Scottish market cross featuring a unicorn and a falcon. It stands as a symbol of the historical right of Inverness to hold markets.

Inverness Museum & Art Gallery

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery is a museum and gallery on Castle Wynd in Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland.

The Scottish Kiltmaker Visitor Centre

Focuses on the history and craftsmanship of traditional Highland dress, featuring demonstrations of handmade kilt-making and exhibits on tartan history.

Drumashie Lodge

Historic heritage site situated near the northeastern shores of Loch Ness.

Dores & Boleskine Church Of Scotland

19th-century Presbyterian church serving the local parish near the village of Dores.