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Have you visited the UNESCO sites in Scotland?

Do you want to learn more about UNESCO in Scotland? There are 13 different UNESCO designations located throughout the country, each one highlighting a different aspect of Scottish culture or history. From Edinburgh City of Literature to the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, there’s something for everyone to explore.

Not only does UNESCO promote historic sites, but also sites of natural beauty. There are two Biospheres in Scotland – Wester Ross and Galloway and South Ayrshire – as well as two Global Geoparks. These places are wild, remote and full of incredible scientific discoveries to explore.

To get an introduction to UNESCO in Scotland and the amazing variety of sites it offers, watch the amazing video. You’ll be inspired to plan a visit and explore Scotland’s incredible UNESCO sites for yourself!

Find out more about the different designations in Scotland with this fantastic video and start planning your next holiday today!

You won’t regret it.

Walk on the pages of Edinburgh – guided literary tour

Experience the literary splendor of Edinburgh with a guided tour! As the world’s first UNESCO City of Literature, this city has inspired many authors and been home to several prolific writers. From Walter Scott to J.K Rowling, you’ll learn about the lives and works of these beloved figures and where they came up with their creative ideas.

Visit the monument of Walter Scott, the writer and poet who had a major influence on Scotland’s culture. See where Robert Louis Stevenson crafted his stories of Treasure Island and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. You’ll also get to know the local genius behind Harry Potter – J.K Rowling – and the spot she wrote much of the earlier books. And, of course, you’ll learn about the beloved crime writer Ian Rankin and his stories that made him famous.

Your professional guide will also share the fascinating facts behind each author and the places they were inspired by in Edinburgh. You’ll even get to visit Waverley Station – the only station in the world named after a book! So don’t miss out on your chance to walk on the pages of Edinburgh and discover its captivating literary heritage.

Exploring the Wonders of The Orkney Islands

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Journey Back in Time: Rich History of 5,000 Years on the Orkney Islands

The Unique Geography of the Orkney Islands

The Orkney Islands are made up of around 70 islands, consisting of the Mainland and numerous other smaller isles. These islands are located off the northeastern corner of Scotland in the North Sea. The archipelago has a diverse range of topography, including sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, rolling grasslands and heather-clad moorland. The coastline features many impressive sea stacks, sheltered coves and jagged sea caves of varying shapes and sizes.

Ready to start planning that trip to Scotland? Start here!

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