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 Eat...
Traditional Pub Fare (Aviemore). The Cairngorm Hotel, known locally as "The Cairn," offers a range of both international
and locally brewed beer and ales, as well as excellent food. The Old Bridge Inn is another traditional pub with an open fire
in the evenings.
The Carrbridge Hotel (Carrbridge). This hotel restaurant uses only fresh ingredients including locally caught salmon, game,
seafood and an extensive selection of seasonal vegetables.
Clarinda's Tearoom (Edinburgh). For classic afternoon tea you will find lace tablecloths, china, and Wedgwood plates on the
walls. For a formal high tea, try the Palm Court at the Balmoral Hotel.
Macsween of Edinburgh (Edinburgh). This long-established family business specializes in haggis, the much-misunderstood traditional
dish of Scotland-you've come this far, why not give it a try!
The Sisters Kelvingrove (Glasgow). The sisters who run this family establishment bring you flavorful Scottish food and drink,
using the freshest produce, meat that is Scotch Beef Approved, and the finest local fish, venison and game.
 Play...
CairnGorm Ski Area (Aviemore). If you time it right, Cairngorm and the nearby town of Aviemore offer great ski conditions
and even powder days, situated on the fifth highest mountain in Britain. A relatively new funicular railway should help the
mountain stay open during times of high winds.
Landmark Centre (Carrbridge). Spend the day rock climbing, going on flume rides and even sky diving. Meet red squirrels on
the tree top trail, see the tallest timber tower in the country, and be sure to check out "Adventureland."
Carrbridge Golf Course (Carrbridge). Visitors are always welcome at this year-round Scottish Nine Hole Open. One of the most
scenic courses in Scotland, it offers spectacular views of the Cairngorms and Cromdale Hills, along with abundant fauna including
deer, hare, and red squirrel.
Edinburgh Zoo (Edinburgh) See over 1,000 rare and endangered animals and enjoy educational events and activities, hands-on
animal encounters, play areas, and even free hilltop safari rides.
Lazer Planet Ultimate Laser Tag (Glasgow). This fast-paced family entertainment for all ages offers new games starting every
20 minutes, for up to 30 people at a time. Also featured is a glow-in-the-dark maze with ramps, towers and more.
 Explore...
Open-topped Sightseeing Bus (Glasgow). Take in a relaxing view of the city's beautiful buildings and attractions
including the People's Palace, the City Chambers, the Botanic Gardens, Glasgow School of Art, and the Transport Museum. For
even more convenience, hop on and hop off as much as you like!
Edinburgh Castle (Edinburgh). Commanding the city's dramatic skyline, this formidable structure is home to the Scottish crown
jewels. After, follow the Royal mile down through the medieval Old Town and on to The Palace of Holyrood House before arriving
at the new Scottish Parliament Building.
Floral Hall (South Laggan). This indoor botanical garden features flowers and plants as well as waterfalls and ponds of Koi
carp fish. Bring your camera and enjoy the views both indoors and out, and wander winding paths and lovely gardens.
G2 Outdoor (Aviemore). In addition to skiing in winter, this adventure-enthusiast's mecca offers seasonal white water rafting,
canyoning, climbing, gorge walking and an obstacle zip line course set up in the mountains.
 Shop...
Shopping in Glasgow (Glasgow). The Merchant City area and the West End have a wide selection of unique bookshops,
antique stores and second-hand clothing emporia, or visit The Barras, an open-air street market in the East End for antiques,
bric-à-brac, clothing and food.
Scotch Whisky Experience (Edinburgh). Bennets has more than 100 whiskies sitting on its Victorian gantry, the Canny Man's
has a wide selection including rare bottling, and Cadenhead's Whisky Shop is Scotland's oldest independent bottler.
Argyll Pottery (Barcaldine, Inverness-shire). Here you'll find a wide range of locally designed and handcrafted dishes and
individual pieces, all made in wood-fired kilns.
P.J. MacKenzie's (Inverness). For a true "bespoke" experience, visit this distinctive menswear shop that first opened in 1928,
where the staff prides itself on personalized customer care and expert tailoring services.
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