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The journey begins in Edinburgh, the second most-visited city in the U.K. Draped across seven peaks and crowned with its famous castle, the Scottish capital is as beloved for its artsy festivals as for its medieval cobblestone streets. Climb Arthur’s Seat for the magnificent views, stroll the Royal Mile or listen for the snare drums that announce the arrival of the Military Tattoo.

2. PITLOCHRY

Ever since Queen Victoria declared it one of the finest resorts in Europe, Pitlochry has been a favorite of visitors and locals alike. Take in a show at the “theater in the ” or stroll along the Pass of , explore Blair Castle and take a scotch distillery tour to enjoy what the Scots call the “water of life.” 3.

Separated from the mainland by the Sound of , the Isle of Skye is famous for raw beauty, mythology and histories. Explore the ruins of Castle Maol or the forts that dot the coast. Wander through wooded glens or marvel at the fearless climbers who dangle from the jagged Hills.

4. FORT WILLIAM

Ben Nevis is the centerpiece of Fort William and the highest peak in the U.K. Besides its famous fort, the town attracts thrill-seekers for its downhill skiing, whitewater rafting and mountain biking. After conquering the mountain, there are plenty of shops, cafes and pubs to explore.

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40 50 58 45 Isle of Skye Fort William

St Andrews

Edinburgh

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