A family outside the V&A Dundee
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Tourist attractions in Scotland
Scotland has an incredible variety of places to visit. From historic castles to whisky distilleries, wildlife farms to museums and galleries. Plan a day out or longer break with these great visitor attractions in Scotland. Experience Scotland's stories, including our rich history, scientific discoveries and cultural landmarks.
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Attractions to visit
Plan an unforgettable family trip to Scotland by visting a wide range of attractions, from windswept castles to world-class museums.
Castles to visit in Scotland
From magnificent city landmarks to mysterious ruins, Scotland is bursting with fascinating castles to visit.
Historic Attractions in Scotland
Find out more about historic attractions, landmarks and places to visit in Scotland.
Scottish architecture
Discover the diversity of Scottish architecture and uncover the architects who have created iconic masterpieces.
Scotland's gardens and parks
Visit our colourful gardens and parks across Scotland.
Free attractions
Holiday fun doesn’t have to cost a penny. Check out these free attractions.
Latest exhibitions
Take a look at some of the current and upcoming exhibitions across the country.
The Scottish Crannog Centre
It's back! The Scottish Crannog Centre has officially re-opened its doors. Book tickets now for a journey back in time to Scotland's prehistoric past.
Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk at V&A Dundee
Explore the fascinating story of the significance, appeal and influence of this iconic piece of fashion.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Scotland's most popular free attractions.
A Weather Eye exhibition at The McManus
From 9 November, soak up artistic responses to Scotland's changeable weather at The McManus in Dundee.
Our most popular attractions
When it comes to attractions in Scotland, take your pick from the country's variety of incredible attractions. Soak up a bit of culture, keep the kids entertained, or immerse yourself in Scotland's past.
The Helix
The Helix Park is The Home of the Kelpies - the largest equine sculptures in the world.
Skara Brae
Skara brae, part of the heart of Neolithic Orkney.
Johnnie Walker Experience
Johnnie Walker Princes Street offers a personalised whisky experience where you can explore the flavours of Scotland in the heart of Edinburgh.
Nevis Range Mountain Gondola
Nevis Range in Fort William is home to the UK’s only Mountain Gondola, transporting visitors to 650m on the mountain of Aonach Mor.
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Learn about the life and works of Scotland's National Bard.
Scotland's Secret Bunker
Hidden beneath a Scottish Farmhouse, a tunnel leads to Scotland's Secret Underground Nuclear Command Bunker.
Passes, offers and deals
Make your money go further when you visit Scotland - check out these passes, offers and discounts for attractions, activities, travel, accommodation and more.
Things to do offers
Find current offers on things to see and do experiences listed on the VisitScotland website.
Passes & offers for holidays, attractions & travel in Scotland
Find great value while in Scotland and take advantage of various offers, passes, discounts and deals.
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The Kelpies in Helix Park
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Award-winning attractions
Scotland's attractions are so fantastic that they frequently win awards! The Scottish Thistle Awards sees amazing local businesses win in a variety of categories and themes.
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Arts & Culture
Enrich your cultural horizons and learn about all the fantastic galleries, cinemas, museums, and performances throughout Scotland.
Film & TV locations in Scotland
This country has produced its fair share of top Hollywood names, and there have been a surprising number of movies filmed in Scotland, too.
Rainy day & indoor activities in Scotland
Find top things to do on a rainy day in Scotland.
Stirling Castle
Visit attractions using public transport
A day out in Scotland doesn't need to be by car. There are a number of attractions which offer clear information on bus, train, and cycle routes nearby.
Some of these attractions even offer a discount or a freebie to anyone who uses active travel.
