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Inverness, the Capital of the North, is one fast growing town of business and population and I don't exaggerate when I say this is a beautiful place to have a holiday.
The town itself is a wonderful shopping area with a great variety of retail outlets. Exploring the shops for a man is not usually the best way to spend the day, but in Inverness it seems to be different, for there are a lot of very interesting places to browse. In the square you'll usually find some street buskers who provide a good variety of excellent music to keep the fed up fathers and children amused if they just can't enjoy the shops.

At the time of Macbeth a Castle used by the Duncan Faction and later by the Macbeth Retinue did exist, but was destroyed, possibly on Macbeth's orders, owing to it's connection with Duncan's family and followers. The exact site is one of dispute among the local historians but one thing's for sure, Duncan was not murdered at this place, as some would have us believe. Shakespeare put Macbeth in the ownership of the castle at Inverness.

The town has much in the way of history and a visit to the Highland Museum and the Castle is a must.

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For the kids there's the Aquadrome and Ice Rink to keep them out of mischief.
At the Whin Park there's a boating pond and Miniature Steam Railway plus a great play area.

From the harbour one can take a trip out into the Firth to see the dolphins and seals who inhabit these waters.
At the Caledonian Canal one can see a variety of craft, some of which have ventured great distances, as they to and fro' along the waterway.

Fishing and golfing are also available for the crackpots among you, so, if you can find any extra time during your vvisit go to it.

Evening entertainment can be had in many hotels or other establishments and if you really want something special, a night at the theatre plus a walk along the riverside afterwards is a romantic way to end the day.

There is so much to see and do in and around this wonderful town that a great holiday is yours for the taking so book now.

For eats there are hotels, restaurants and cafes serving good fayre at reasonable prices.
Hotel, Guesthouse, Caravan and Camping sites are available.

Travel is by rail, bus, coach or car.
For the tourists from abroad the nearest airports are Inverness itself, Glasgow and Edinburgh both connect to Inverness by air, rail, bus or coach.

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