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What to see in Scotland in less than 4 days?

What are the places to visit in Scotland in 3-4 days?

  • i am going to Scotland for 3-4 days from Dublin. i will take my returning plain from Edinburgh. when i searched online to find out places that i should visit, i got confused because there are lots of places and also i have never been to Scotland so i dont know anything where to go and how to go. Can anyone help me with their great knowledge of Scotland please? I think i also need to make few things clear for those beautiful people who is going to help me with their great advice. 1. i can't drive 2. i would prefer cheapest way of doing anything because i am student and i don't have loads of money :( 3. i don't mind to stay in 3-4 different places in 3-4 days (i am quite hard traveler ;)) 4. please do not advice any museum, garden,pub these kind of staff (i wanna see beautiful places) thanks in advance for those people who is going to advice me please please please help

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    If you have 3-4 days, you could probably spend two of those exploring Edinburgh - the castle, the Princes Street area, the royal mile, the new town and so on. Since you can't drive, you could consider taking the train right from Edinburgh city centre to Glasgow or Stirling for a day trip. Stirling is nice and also has an impressive castle and lovely scenery, but it's not a big place. You could easily spend a whole day wandering around Glasgow though - amazing shops, restaurants, pubs, historical buildings (and museums and galleries too!). Stirling is about 25 minutes from Edinburgh by train. Glasgow is 45-50 minutes away.

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Good advice from Andrew above. If you would like to see some of the best of Scotland's beautiful natural landscape I would suggest taking the train from Glasgow Queen Street Station to Fort William or Oban, a really gorgeous scenic journey www.scotrail.co.uk

David S

If you only have 3/4 days, spend it in Edinburgh. It's a beautiful city - visit Holyrood, Duddingston, Princes Street, Calton Hill, Arthurs Seat. If you are interested in gardens and museums, it is difficult to advise any further as the city is full of these places and beautiful buildings. If you find you have had enough of sightseeing, take the train to Aberdeen for the day to explore a quite different aspect of Scotland's architecture.

Girzie

You should Definitely come to Edinburgh it is really beautiful you could climb Arthur's seat it is a lovely view!

Amy

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