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1. Aberdeen ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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2. Aviemore ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. Ayr

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4. Barra

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5. Cairngorms National Park

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6. Dumfries

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7. Dundee

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8. Edinburgh

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9. Falkirk

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10. Ft. William

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11. Glasgow

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12. Glencoe

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13. Hebrides

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14. Invergordon

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15. Inverness

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16. Islay

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17. Isle of Arran

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18. Loch Lomond

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19. Loch Ness

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20. Mull

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21. Oban

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22. Perth

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23. Pitlochry

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24. Skye

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25. St Andrews

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

  • Q: What part of Great Britain does Scotland occupy?
  • A: Scotland occupies the northern third of Great Britain, offering visitors a rich blend of culture, history, and natural beauty.
  • Q: What attracts visitors to Scotland?
  • A: Visitors are drawn to Scotland for its rich culture, fascinating history, and the sparkling waters of its many lochs.
  • Q: What types of attractions can be found in Scotland?
  • A: Scotland boasts an endless array of unique castles, a host of world-class art and science museums, and some of the largest wilderness areas in Western Europe.
  • Q: Where can visitors find more information about Scotland?
  • A: More information about Scotland can be found on the official tourism website, VisitScotland.

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