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Of all the countries in the British Isles, Scotland is arguably the most scenic. Indeed its rugged mountains, spectacular coastlines and stunning lochs are an undeniable part of its appeal and the main reason that many visitors flock there. Added to this is the country’s rich heritage and culture, from golfing at St Andrews to ancient whisky distilleries and the Military Tattoo of pipe bands.

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Glasgow is a bustling metropolis and the UK’s third most populous city with the number of permanent residents in the Greater Glasgow Urban Area having now reached more than a million. The city offers all the conveniences of a modern urban centre but little in the way of physical evidence of its history, so it’s largely a destination for shopping, eating out and enjoying leisure facilities as opposed to sightseeing.

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Other creations of note include a fish soup known as Cullen Skink, fruit buns known as Selkirk bannocks, crab served with cream and rice known as Partan bree. Then of course there is the ever-popular and mouth-watering Scottish smoked salmon. Let’s not forget that the Scots are famous for whisky, providing the country (and beyond) with some of the best blends and single malts to be found in the world.

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