Things To Know Before Coming To Scotland

Scots do not like local specialties such as haggis and whiskey, but prefer Indian food, such as curry or Irn Bru - a carbonated drink. Famous for its image of men in dresses, Scotland has long been attracting tourists not only by natural beauty but also many unique cultural features. The combination of tourism and politics Scotland has many tourist sites that are typical political works. A good example is the Holyrood Palace in the capital Edinburgh - where major events are held and the Scottish Parliament building. Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Scotland

. Every year, this project welcomes a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit. Tour to the palace is quite varied, from meeting rooms, law and policy gathering to art exhibitions. Favorite food is not Scottish foodHaggis (a dish containing heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, lamb fat cooked with onions, oatmeal), buttery crackers are the famous specialties of Scotland However, indigenous people do not like these dishes.



The multicultural city - Glasgow is home to thousands of Asians, Italians and Eastern Europeans who settled in the last century. South Asian cuisine offers curry signature here and has become one of Scotland's favorite foods, and in Glasgow you can find some of the best curry restaurants in the country. For example, Mister Singh, which serves both Indian and Scottish dishes such as haggis and potato curry.Favorite drink is Irn Bru Whiskey is Scotland's most famous, most exported drink. Here there are wineries located throughout the islands, highlands and lowlands. Visitors are invited to many tours, learn and enjoy free alcohol, however, this is not the favorite drink of the locals. Most Scottish people prefer Irn Bru - a carbonated drink of Barrs, which helps relieve fatigue symptoms for people who drink alcohol Beautiful Railways Famous film Harry Potter with the image of a steam train Take students to Hogwarts Magic School through beautiful countryside set here.



The image is arguably the most impressive when the train passes the Glenfinnan Viaduct on the West Highland route, from Fort William to Mallaig, the magnificent beauty of the Scottish landscape where the Glenfinnan viaduct crosses. In addition to admiring the majestic beauty of Scotland's nature, the railway is also an easy and cheap way to travel for tourists. You will be able to travel 4 days by train, ferry, bus or car when purchasing your ScotRail tickets directly or through the website of the Scottish railway company. In addition, children are also given preferential treatment when buying tickets to famous tourist destinations..

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