Attractions in Ross-shire

Explore the dramatic ruins of Urquhart Castle, overlooking Loch Ness, where centuries of Scottish history and legend come alive.

Explore Goodrich Castle’s majestic medieval ruins and stunning Wye Valley views in one of England’s best-preserved Norman fortresses.

Experience breathtaking close encounters with bottlenose dolphins at Chanonry Point, a scenic Black Isle peninsula renowned for wildlife and coastal beauty.

Experience the power of cascading waterfalls and the thrilling salmon leap amid tranquil Scottish Highland woodlands.

Discover the lush, exotic beauty of Inverewe Garden, a Highland botanical treasure thriving against the rugged Atlantic coast.

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the legendary Loch Ness from the tranquil and scenic viewpoint at Fort Augustus.

Discover the magical woodland walk to twin waterfalls in Fairy Glen, a serene nature reserve near Rosemarkie on Scotland’s Black Isle.

A revitalized Inverness park blending inclusive play, scenic walks, and family-friendly charm in the heart of the Highlands.

Explore Scotland’s first National Nature Reserve, where ancient pinewoods meet soaring eagles and rugged mountain peaks in breathtaking wilderness.

Discover the enchanting bronze Mermaid of the North, a coastal legend brought to life on the rocky shores of Balintore, Scotland.

Explore the formidable 14th-century island fortress of Threave Castle, a historic stronghold of the Black Douglases set in scenic Dumfries and Galloway.

Explore the evocative ruins of Dalquharran Castle, a neo-classical masterpiece turned romantic ruin nestled in Ayrshire’s scenic countryside.

Experience the breathtaking 46-meter Falls of Measach plunging into Scotland’s dramatic Corrieshalloch Gorge, framed by a historic suspension bridge and lush woodland.

Discover prehistoric mysteries and tranquil woodland walks at King Arthur's Cave, a protected ancient site in Herefordshire's scenic Wye Valley.

Explore the atmospheric ruins of MacLellan's Castle, a Jacobean tower house blending comfort and subtle defense in the heart of Kirkcudbright.

Explore the serene ruins of Fortrose Cathedral, a red sandstone jewel of medieval Scotland nestled in a tranquil Highland square.

Explore the ancient Corrimony Chambered Cairn, a 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial site surrounded by standing stones in scenic Glen Urquhart.

Explore the tranquil ruins of Dundrennan Abbey, a masterpiece of early Gothic architecture and a silent witness to Scotland’s medieval monastic heritage.

Explore the rich Pictish heritage and medieval mysteries of the Tarbat Peninsula at this unique museum set within an ancient Highland church.

Discover towering ancient trees and tranquil woodland trails in the enchanting Reelig Glen near Inverness.

Step into 17th-century Highland life with immersive shows, authentic settings, and unique Celtic crafts in the heart of Fort Augustus.

Explore 20 acres of Victorian charm, rare plants, and hidden sculptures with breathtaking views of Loch Carron and Skye.

Experience authentic Scottish charm and stunning Loch Ness views at this cozy Highland lodge in Drumnadrochit.

A spacious retail and leisure hub on Inverness’s outskirts offering shops, dining, cinema, and free parking for a convenient Highland shopping experience.

Explore the evocative ruins of Glenluce Abbey, a serene Benedictine site blending medieval history with tranquil rural beauty.

Explore the ancient Pictish hillfort of Craig Phadrig, where history meets tranquil woodland and panoramic Highland views near Inverness.

Explore the rugged beauty and medieval history of Cardoness Castle, a commanding 15th-century tower house with breathtaking views over southern Scotland.

A striking cable-stayed icon linking Inverness and the Black Isle, the Kessock Bridge blends engineering brilliance with stunning Highland vistas.

Discover Inverness’s first sustainable brewstillery in over a century, blending tradition and innovation on the banks of the River Ness.

Explore Castle Leod, the majestic Highland fortress and enduring seat of Clan Mackenzie, steeped in history, legend, and stunning natural beauty.

Discover the Scottish Highlands with expert guides on personalized tours from Invergordon’s charming port town.

Experience thrilling white water rafting, glamping, and adventure sports in the stunning Scottish Highlands at ACE Adventures & Hideaways.

Discover Alladale Wilderness Reserve, a remote Scottish Highland sanctuary blending wild nature, luxury lodges, and sustainable conservation.

Waterfront Highland hospitality with exceptional food and spotless comfort in North Kessock

Discover the Hilton of Cadboll Stone, a stunning 8th-century Pictish cross-slab blending intricate art, rare female imagery, and early Christian symbolism.

Discover the remote Falls of Glomach, one of Britain’s highest waterfalls, accessible only by a challenging and scenic Highland hike.

A haunting Highland monument marking a brutal 17th-century clan feud where seven severed heads were washed in a sacred well.

Explore Cromarty Beach’s serene shores and ancient fossils where Scotland’s prehistoric past meets stunning coastal beauty.

Meet and trek with friendly alpacas amidst the stunning landscapes of Loch Ness’s southern shores.

Watch kilts being crafted by skilled artisans in Scotland's only attraction devoted to the nation's iconic dress.

Discover Fearn Abbey, the northernmost Premonstratensian church in Scotland, blending medieval heritage with serene rural beauty near Tain.

A 7th-century Pictish symbol stone with an eagle carving and a Highland prophecy, standing on a hill above Strathpeffer.

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

Discover the ancient Eagle Stone of Strathpeffer, a mysterious Pictish symbol stone steeped in clan history and Highland legend.

Discover authentic handmade Scottish clogs, leather goods, and crafts in the heart of Invermoriston near Loch Ness.

A modern stone circle and performance space on Ness Islands, where art, nature and community meet along the Great Glen Way in Inverness.

Explore the birthplace and museum of Hugh Miller, Scotland’s pioneering geologist and fossil hunter, nestled in historic Cromarty.