Scotland
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Updated, Feb 2024
In the northern part of the United Kingdom, Scotland beckons travelers with its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the majestic peaks of the Highlands to the picturesque shores of its numerous lochs, Scotland offers a breathtaking tapestry of natural beauty.
Steeped in legends of brave warriors and ancient clans, this land is a treasure trove of historic sites, including medieval castles, mysterious ruins, and charming villages. Whether you’re drawn to its bustling cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow, or yearn for the tranquility of its remote countryside, Scotland promises an unforgettable adventure filled with warmth, hospitality, and endless exploration.
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, is known for its rich history and stunning architecture, with many historic landmarks and museums that can be visited and appreciated by tourists.
Glasgow, located in western Scotland, is famous for its vibrant music and arts scene, with many cultural events and festivals that can be enjoyed by visitors.
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Population: 65.6 million
Currency: British pounds (GBP) £
Language: English, as well as some Scots, Welsh, Irish, Cornish
Religion: Catholic 60%, No Religion 26%
Time zone: UTC
Daylight saving: +1 hr (last sunday March to last sunday October)
Electricity and Plug: Type G, AC, 230 volts, 50 Hz.
Type G
Emergency no: 112 Emergency number
999 National emergency number
Country code: 0044 or +44
