Scotland is a vast and beautiful country with lochs , mountains , islands and plenty to see and do across its rugged landscape. Many people that come to visit Scotland often follow traditional tourists routes. However we made this guide to give you some insights to some different sites to see and things to do a little off the beaten track.
One of Scotland’s major selling points is its amazing landscape and mountains alongside the Islands that surround its coastline. One mistake that tourists often make when visiting this area is not planning how to get to different locations. One of the bigger issues with visiting rural locations in Scotland is travel and transport. Sometimes it can be difficult to reach certain areas as there may not be good transport links in place.
One measure which you can take in order to improve this situation is hiring a car. Hiring a car is an excellent way through which you make your way around Scotland and it gives you the freedom and flexibility to travel where you want when you want. A further advantage of hiring a car is that it can enable you to reach locations you wouldn’t normally be able to reach by public transport e.g islands etc.

Choosing Your Type Of Trip
Choosing your type of trip is an important part of your holiday as you need to establish what type of trip you would like to have in Scotland , whether it be thrill seeking e.g surfing , diving , abseiling or a more relaxed holiday such as a shopping trip in Glasgow and tour of the city.
When choosing your type of trip try doing research into different organisations and venues so that you have a better idea of what is on offer overall. Some of the best deals can be found online or by contacting venues directly in order to see if there can be any movement on price.

Visiting Glasgow
If you are planning on visiting Scotland then paying a visit to Glasgow should be taken into consideration as Glasgow is a popular and busy city with plenty of things to do see and do. One of the most interesting things about Glasgow is its rich history. Glasgow has seen a lot of changes over the past hundred years and has always been a bustling centre of trade and commerce for Scotland as a whole.
One great site to see when visiting the city is Glasgow city chambers. Glasgow city chambers houses the offices of Glasgow city council and has been in the city since 1888. This remarkable building has impressive architecture from marble staircases to large halls and rooms. Guided tours can be given at certain points throughout the week.
Conclusion
Overall to conclude it is clear there are a number of different things that you can learn from visiting Scotland. You can learn a lot about the rich history of Scotland as well as the way the country has changed and adapted to more modern technologies as a whole. A well planned and budgeted journey to Scotland can make an excellent vacation.
