As an American I feel blessed that I have lived in Scotland for the last 3 years. I love this video as I have been to all these places several times and will return to them all. I sold everything in America and moved here after I retired I love everything about this beautiful country.
I am from Recife in Brazil and I've visited Scotland in 1993. And that was the best trip I've never done before. Eight (8) days around it, traveling guide to Edinburgh, St Andrews, Inverness, Perth etc. "Scotland is a special place". Country of the most beautiful landscapes, wonderful culture, tradiction, history and architecture. I really love this country! Marvelous Scotland!
Been to Scotland in 2019 before all these covid madness started. Visited Loch Lomond, culloden, Balnuaran of Clava and Inverness. Since then Scotland have been haunting me. Can’t wait to be back in this somewhat magical place.
Thanks for these views of Scotland. Edinburgh is one of my favorite cities, and you're right. If you visit Loch Ness, you won't forget it. The Highland Scottish folk of that area are a happy, delightful bunch of folk. My memories of Scotland (Edinburgh, Stirling, Glasgow, Inverness) are all happy ones.
We just returned from a 8 day trip to this spectacular Country. We are already planning a return trip. Possibly rent an RV for a month and see as much as we can see. We highly recommend visiting this Beautiful Country.
My own top 10, in no particular order would be; Isle of Mull for wildlife and scenery; Orkney, for outstanding neolithic and viking history; Glencoe, as a hillwalkers paradise; Skye for scenery, history and dinosaur footprints; Arran, as a Scotland in miniature; Shetland, for all the inlets, beaches, stormy seas, whales, otters, etc; Grampian mountains, for Braemar, hiking, Mar Lodge, photo opportunities, etc; Edinburgh, because its awesome, from your first step out of Waverley station and being met with the castle on a dormant volcano; the Borders, for Abbotsford, Melrose Abbey, etc; Ayrshire, for the greatest wordsmith to come from Scotland, Culzean castle, home of golf, rolling hills and because I was born there.
thank you for your top 10! My family is from Maybole. Planning for our first trip this August! Definitely going to Culzean castle. I know we can't go everywhere in one 14 day trip!
I lived in Glasgow from 2010 April to 2011 December, I like Glasgow and Scotland very much. In the summer times this is beautiful to drive to any corner of Scotland. Lots of lakes and mountains on your way when you are exploring Scotland by drive.
What a beautiful country, we live in Yorkshire and visit Edinburgh,Stirling ,Perth Glasgow 4 times a year,we never get tired of this beautiful country,for you Americans don't forget a lovely little town called Dunfermline,just over the iconic rail bridge,home to Andrew Carnegie,the town as park named after him! Visit the church ruins where 5 kings of Scotland are buried! If your lucky,Davy will be your guide,ex British soldier who will enchant you. Visit Stirling,try and get a room at the "golden lion hotel, Robert Burns used this hotel,what more do you want!but what ever you do,spend a couple of days in Edinburgh and Glasgow!!
This video, while a nice compilation, is very typical, where the country apparently ends at around Inverness. Really, the best parts of Scotland are past Inverness, the whole northwestern coast, Wester Ross and Sutherland etc.
I’m just pissed that I’ve only just visited Scotland/ Loch Lomond at age 43 !!! I’m obsessed, the most magical place I’ve ever been to! Will discover a lot more of Scotland now 😍
As a Scot would have added the Stone Age sites of Orkney. As a Fifer would opt for Dunfermline, ancient capital, newest city and burial place of Kings and Queens
Fort William itself is a rather drab and disappointing town when you consider it's stunning location. Somewhere like Fort Augustus or Oban are more pleasant places or some of the villages on the Fife coast like Crail with its wee fishing harbour. Oh and Loch Lomond is certainly NOT in the centre of The Highlands. It is actually only 40 minutes from Glasgow and lies to the west of The Trossachs. There are also many other places not mentioned here which would definitely feature in my top 10 of Scotland but I'll keep them to myself so they don't get spoiled 😉but I'll say one thing. If you don't get on a ferry and head west you will never see the whole of Scotland and some of the very, very best parts of Scotland are further north than any of this top 10. Lang may yer lum reek. #GlazersOutNow
Should possibly say in my opinion top 10 places to see in Scotland because it's personal choice and though I agree with one or two most wouldn't be my top 10 places to see in Scotland
“Is ann mar sin a ghràdhaich Dia an saoghal gun tug e aon-ghin Mhic (Iosa Crìosd), airson ge b’ e neach a chreideas ann nach sgriosar e, ach gum bi a’ bheatha shìorraidh aige.” (Bìoball - Eòin 3:16).
As a Scot and a native of Scotland I find it very annoying when outsiders, who maybe have one or two holidays here, then start declaring the Top Places to see in Scotland. Especially when they have a gaul to call themselves 'Informed World Traveler'.
I’m sorry to hear that. I assume you mean gall; as you’re more informed than me, you’ll surely be aware Gaul is an ancient name for a region of continental Europe. Also, I lived in Scotland for 22 years. Have a good day 👍
@@Iworldtraveller Thank you for your good wishes and for pointing out the typo. Autocorrect does strange foreign things! I still find it very galling when people write such things as 'The best movies ever', 'The best music ever', 'The best places in Scotland/Ireland/Europe'. Perhaps consider being modest enough to entitle it 'My favourite places in Scotland ...' I have my favourites and they aren't all the same as yours. So why did you leave Scotland?
Hi , just been looking at your video . Nice views . But can you please stop talking about one place before starting another because the views sometimes don't match the places you've moved onto . Finally . THERE IS ONLY ONE LAKE IN SCOTLAND AND ITS THE LAKE OF MENTEITH . Everything else , is a LOCH . Thank you .
The roads in Scotland will stop you coming trust me. It's a poo hole because SNP don't maintain the land. Weeds growing out the streets in Edinburgh very dirty in most places.
As an American I feel blessed that I have lived in Scotland for the last 3 years. I love this video as I have been to all these places several times and will return to them all. I sold everything in America and moved here after I retired I love everything about this beautiful country.
Hope you enjoy your retirement here. Its my intention to see every square inch of Scotland that I can, even though I have lived here all my life.
It's always so nice to see people from around the world settle here and be happy.
Would love to move there! Visited all 10 on this list a few months ago and Scotland calls!
How cold does it get in winter ?
It has taken me Years to talk my husband into visiting! Finally, this year we will visit!
I am from Recife in Brazil and I've visited Scotland in 1993. And that was the best trip I've never done before. Eight (8) days around it, traveling guide to Edinburgh, St Andrews, Inverness, Perth etc. "Scotland is a special place". Country of the most beautiful landscapes, wonderful culture, tradiction, history and architecture. I really love this country! Marvelous Scotland!
Been to Scotland in 2019 before all these covid madness started. Visited Loch Lomond, culloden, Balnuaran of Clava and Inverness. Since then Scotland have been haunting me. Can’t wait to be back in this somewhat magical place.
Thanks for these views of Scotland. Edinburgh is one of my favorite cities, and you're right. If you visit Loch Ness, you won't forget it. The Highland Scottish folk of that area are a happy, delightful bunch of folk. My memories of Scotland (Edinburgh, Stirling, Glasgow, Inverness) are all happy ones.
For me, Scotland is not just a country in Europe, it is a unique and mystical place with fascinating weather and magnetic landscapes. I want to go.
We just returned from a 8 day trip to this spectacular Country. We are already planning a return trip. Possibly rent an RV for a month and see as much as we can see. We highly recommend visiting this Beautiful Country.
I will always love Scotland it was were I was born in Dumfries
I too, I was born in Kirkaldy. Love Scotland
My own top 10, in no particular order would be; Isle of Mull for wildlife and scenery; Orkney, for outstanding neolithic and viking history; Glencoe, as a hillwalkers paradise; Skye for scenery, history and dinosaur footprints; Arran, as a Scotland in miniature; Shetland, for all the inlets, beaches, stormy seas, whales, otters, etc; Grampian mountains, for Braemar, hiking, Mar Lodge, photo opportunities, etc; Edinburgh, because its awesome, from your first step out of Waverley station and being met with the castle on a dormant volcano; the Borders, for Abbotsford, Melrose Abbey, etc; Ayrshire, for the greatest wordsmith to come from Scotland, Culzean castle, home of golf, rolling hills and because I was born there.
thank you for your top 10! My family is from Maybole. Planning for our first trip this August! Definitely going to Culzean castle. I know we can't go everywhere in one 14 day trip!
I think Scotland's one of the best places in the world
I lived in Glasgow from 2010 April to 2011 December, I like Glasgow and Scotland very much. In the summer times this is beautiful to drive to any corner of Scotland. Lots of lakes and mountains on your way when you are exploring Scotland by drive.
What a beautiful country, we live in Yorkshire and visit Edinburgh,Stirling ,Perth Glasgow 4 times a year,we never get tired of this beautiful country,for you Americans don't forget a lovely little town called Dunfermline,just over the iconic rail bridge,home to Andrew Carnegie,the town as park named after him!
Visit the church ruins where 5 kings of Scotland are buried! If your lucky,Davy will be your guide,ex British soldier who will enchant you.
Visit Stirling,try and get a room at the "golden lion hotel, Robert Burns used this hotel,what more do you want!but what ever you do,spend a couple of days in Edinburgh and Glasgow!!
Scotland is amazing
Nice video :)
I love Scotland. 🏴 Visited twice from Australia and back in September this year. Wanting to drive the NC500. This vid is perfect for more ideas.
Hello, there..
Good evening, nice to see your video
Its so amazing 💯
Wow amazing capture thank you for sharing friend subscribed God bless
Scotland is calling I must visit
It Is my dream - visit Scotland ❤️. Thank you for inspiration!
So many beautiful spots missed.... should be Top 20 places..... East coast from Dundee to Stonehaven to Aberdeen is a beautiful drive !!
It's really not. O used to drove from Dundee to Aberdeen every single week for 5 years. It's a seriously ordinary drive.
beautiful view my dear friend 🌿
This video, while a nice compilation, is very typical, where the country apparently ends at around Inverness. Really, the best parts of Scotland are past Inverness, the whole northwestern coast, Wester Ross and Sutherland etc.
I’m just pissed that I’ve only just visited Scotland/ Loch Lomond at age 43 !!! I’m obsessed, the most magical place I’ve ever been to! Will discover a lot more of Scotland now 😍
As a Scot would have added the Stone Age sites of Orkney. As a Fifer would opt for Dunfermline, ancient capital, newest city and burial place of Kings and Queens
You should print the name of the places.
Wow beautiful location bro all the best from Bangladesh
Fort William itself is a rather drab and disappointing town when you consider it's stunning location. Somewhere like Fort Augustus or Oban are more pleasant places or some of the villages on the Fife coast like Crail with its wee fishing harbour. Oh and Loch Lomond is certainly NOT in the centre of The Highlands. It is actually only 40 minutes from Glasgow and lies to the west of The Trossachs.
There are also many other places not mentioned here which would definitely feature in my top 10 of Scotland but I'll keep them to myself so they don't get spoiled 😉but I'll say one thing. If you don't get on a ferry and head west you will never see the whole of Scotland and some of the very, very best parts of Scotland are further north than any of this top 10.
Lang may yer lum reek. #GlazersOutNow
you missed out sirling castle
Scottish music??? 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Should possibly say in my opinion top 10 places to see in Scotland because it's personal choice and though I agree with one or two most wouldn't be my top 10 places to see in Scotland
You left off Leadhills a mining village home of the highest hotel in Scotland and the oldest subscription library in Europe
Scotland does not have the highest hotel in Europe. Behave
@@sandersson2813 I missed out Scotland for the highest hotel
@@sandersson2813 she said the highest hotel in Scotland not Europe why don't you read more carefully before snapping
@@ryandonaghey2662 Why don't you read the thread first when she said she AMENDED It before acting like a plank?
Glencoe is the centre of the universe.
Does anyone know where the ruin at 1:04 is?
It’s Dunnottar Castle, near Stonehaven in the North-East.
@@Iworldtraveller thanks a lot
You forgot the isle of skye...
5:04
Nice
“Is ann mar sin a ghràdhaich Dia an saoghal gun tug e aon-ghin Mhic (Iosa Crìosd), airson ge b’ e neach a chreideas ann nach sgriosar e, ach gum bi a’ bheatha shìorraidh aige.” (Bìoball - Eòin 3:16).
At 3.14 - you are taking about Inverness, but think that is a picture of St Andrews.
You’re absolutely correct, thanks for pointing that out. We’ll correct it when we update the video later this year.
Music softer!!!!!
You forgot Govanhill....
The most beautiful area of Scotland 😆
Fort William unfortunately is a boring hole. Scotland, especially the Highlands, is wonderful.
you mised out sir walter scot
Hi!
The border looking north from England
Flora MacDonald????
Please, stop this ''music'' : sure you Can find something more scottish ...
Stirling NOT Sterling.
Waaaaay tooo many ad breaks
Sorry to hear that. It’s 100% decided by TH-cam, they don’t send us any money.
Disabled and poor but i think its cool.
Alba gru brath!!!
Poderia ter legendas em português....
As a Scot and a native of Scotland I find it very annoying when outsiders, who maybe have one or two holidays here, then start declaring the Top Places to see in Scotland. Especially when they have a gaul to call themselves 'Informed World Traveler'.
I’m sorry to hear that. I assume you mean gall; as you’re more informed than me, you’ll surely be aware Gaul is an ancient name for a region of continental Europe. Also, I lived in Scotland for 22 years. Have a good day 👍
@@Iworldtraveller Thank you for your good wishes and for pointing out the typo. Autocorrect does strange foreign things! I still find it very galling when people write such things as 'The best movies ever', 'The best music ever', 'The best places in Scotland/Ireland/Europe'. Perhaps consider being modest enough to entitle it 'My favourite places in Scotland ...' I have my favourites and they aren't all the same as yours. So why did you leave Scotland?
Hi , just been looking at your video . Nice views . But can you please stop talking about one place before starting another because the views sometimes don't match the places you've moved onto . Finally . THERE IS ONLY ONE LAKE IN SCOTLAND AND ITS THE LAKE OF MENTEITH . Everything else , is a LOCH . Thank you .
The roads in Scotland will stop you coming trust me. It's a poo hole because SNP don't maintain the land. Weeds growing out the streets in Edinburgh very dirty in most places.
Brit speak. Or jealous English speak.