Best Landmarks in Inverness

A striking bronze tribute to Flora Macdonald, the Scottish heroine who helped Bonnie Prince Charlie escape, set against the historic backdrop of Inverness Castle.

A 17th‑century clan mausoleum near Inverness, where Highland history, Jacobite intrigue, and architectural beauty meet in a quiet churchyard.

Victorian Gothic Revival sanctuary on the River Ness, blending 200 years of faith with vibrant community life.

Discover the charming Pepperpot Lighthouse, a tiny historic beacon marking the entrance to the Caledonian Canal at Loch Ness in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

Victorian stone crossing offering castle views and riverside charm in Inverness's vibrant heart.

Explore ancient Bronze Age burial cairns and standing stones in a serene Scottish setting near the historic Culloden Moor.

Inverness’s vibrant live music venue blending cocktails, pizza, and dynamic entertainment in a welcoming city-center setting.

Cozy, centrally located serviced accommodation in Inverness with clean rooms, a shared kitchen, and easy access to city attractions.

Discover the gateway to Scotland’s iconic Great Glen Way, where urban charm meets Highland adventure in Inverness.

A 7th-century Pictish eagle carved in stone, steeped in clan legend and ancient prophecy.

Discover the ancient Eagle Stone, a carved Pictish symbol steeped in clan history and legend on the outskirts of Strathpeffer.

A graceful Gothic-style church in Inverness, blending historic craftsmanship with serene spiritual ambiance.

A solemn red sandstone Celtic cross on the banks of the River Ness, honouring Inverness’s fallen from the World Wars and later conflicts.

An enigmatic prehistoric standing stone with a mysterious hole, marking Inverness's deep connection to ancient Scottish heritage.

A vibrant annual festival celebrating literature, art, music, and drama in the scenic Scottish Highlands town of Nairn.