Discover Inverness

Abertarff is the oldest house in Inverness, an example of a turnpike street dwelling Built-in 1593. It was owned briefly by the Fraser of Lovat family, whose clansmen fought on the Jacobite side at the Battle of Culloden. Now it has been restored as a museum.

One of the most popular local eating-places. Nico's offers a fine selection of local seafood and grill dishes making the most of local game, Aberdeen Angus beef and fish

Inverness Museum & Art Gallery includes Scottish geology and Jacobite memorabilia, Inverness silverware and authentic Highland weapons and bagpipes

Free North Church was built in 1889-92 in decorated Gothic style, it has the highest steeple in Inverness, a dominant feature by the River Ness. 

The church of St Mary was built in 1837 in perpendicular Gothic Revival style, St Mary's is the first Roman Catholic church built in Inverness after the Reformation.

Loch Ness, Sail it to believe it with Jacobite

Inverness Castle is a dramatic 19th century neo-Norman castle overlooking the Caledonian Canal, built to house the County Hall.

Inverness Cathedral is located on the River Ness west bank in the city center, opposite Inverness Castle.  It was one of the first new churches built in Britain after the Reformation in 1869.

The Saddle is one of Scotland's great mountains; seen from the Battle of Glen Shiel, it forms (along with Faochag) one of the best-known views in the Highlands. It lies in the Highland Local Government Area, on the border between Inverness-shire and Ross and Cromarty.  

The Eden Court Theatre is the largest arts center in Scotland and is located in Inverness.

Culloden Battlefield is an archaeological and historical exhibition

The Victorian Market Arcade in Inverness has a diverse array of independent shops

Explore the ancient and morbid nature of this site and delve deep into the history of this 4000-year-old attraction. 

Located close to the city centre, the Ness Islands are perfect for a mid-afternoon adventure.   

Whin park is ideal for a family day out, with a boating pond, lots of play equipment for all ages, trim trail, and a mini train. 

Glen Arrific has a mix of spanning woodland, tremendous lochs and lots to offer. 

Plodda Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Britain, and the trees surrounding it have a rich history. 

Rumored to have been distilling whiskey since the 16th century, tomatin distillery is a must-see for whiskey lovers.