The buzzing weekend destination of Inverness proudly sits as the largest town in the Highlands amidst the serene Scottish Highlands with Edinburgh only 160 miles north of the city. This fascinating town treasures loads of attractions for everyone, the Invereness town centre has been largely dominated by Invernss Castle and the shinny River Ness. The town remains buzzing due to one or the other reason attracting hoards of tourists and fun lovers round the year. The world famous Tulloch Inverness Highland Games are one of the main attractions which undergoes on the bank of River Ness in Bught Park. Tourists also flock here in summers to look for the famous Loch Ness Monster. Inverness too have been the ideal destination for stag and hen groups with plenty of party ideas and happening places adding more spice to your last night of freedom. The city too flaunts a mix of clubs, restaurants, hotels and bars for party seekers. Other than that there are theatres, if you out for shopping then don't miss to buy a kilt or tartan which are the specialties here.

If you guys wish for some outdoor fun then step out to the picturesque surroundings of this pristine destination and refresh your senses exploring the splendid highlands amidst the charming Loch Ness.

Accommodation in Inverness

You can find wide number of hotels and B&B's in and around the town, these staying bases are ideal for stag and hen groups with all modern amenities to complement your stay. Well, if you guys are looking for some budget accommodations then Inverness holds an array of budget hostels, guesthouses and campsites where you can enjoy a cosy stay with mates.

How to get to Inverness

How to get there, by air

With an airport one get easily get to Inverness by flights which frequently operates to and from London Gatwick, Glasgow and Edinburgh. British Airways operates here offering passengers a easy connection to all major destination in UK. You can easily get access to the city by a taxi from the airport which will tranfer you to the city at a nominal charge of £ 10 and £ 15.

How to get there, by road

You can reach Inverness by road from the south by A9 and from Aberdeen, 110 miles by A96 route. Meanwhile the A82 connects Inverness from the south west, Loch Ness, Fort William and at last to Skye.

How to get there, by rail

The Inverness railway station is situated in the busy City Centre from where you can get direct access to Edinburgh, Glasgow and London from the south and Aberdeen from the east. These trains do operate daily do check the time schedule before planing a trip.

Day Time in Inverness

Design your day in a thrilling way with some of the exciting outdoor treat of Inverness, you guys will find plenty of activities lined up in this city. So from boat tours, cycling, ghost tours, glofing, horse riding, walking trails, ice skating, swimming to ten pinballing loads and loads of entertainment options are available here.