Lonely Planet Scotland Travel Guide by Isabel Albiston, Andy Symington, Neil Wilson, Barbara Woolsey

Lonely Planet’s Scotland is a travel guide offering relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and where to find lesser-known experiences. Designed to act as a trusted travel companion, it brings together practical guidance for exploring Scotland.

The guide highlights a range of experiences, from tasting local varieties of whisky in the whisky-making regions to taking in wild, dramatic scenery while walking the West Highland Way. It also points to cultural sights such as the museums of Edinburgh Castle, helping you focus on key places and discoveries as you plan your journey.

Key details

• Travel guide to Scotland
• Authors: Isabel Albiston, Andy Symington, Neil Wilson and Barbara Woolsey
• Provides advice on what to see and skip
• Includes suggestions for hidden discoveries
• Covers whisky regions, the West Highland Way and Edinburgh Castle museums

Synopsis

This guide presents current recommendations for exploring Scotland, including guidance on prioritising sights and seeking out hidden discoveries. It references experiences such as whisky tasting in regional distilleries, walking the West Highland Way for dramatic scenery, and visiting the museums of Edinburgh Castle.