City in United Kingdom

Inverness

3 things to see

Inverness is the gateway to the Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness, a small riverside city where the real attraction is the free, wild landscape in every direction. Walking the River Ness and its islands or the path up to the castle viewpoint costs nothing, and the Loch Ness shoreline is free to reach with your own legs. Trains run south to Edinburgh and Glasgow for onward travel. Spring and early autumn bring milder prices and fewer midges than high summer.

What to see

Things to do in Inverness

What each one costs, where the cost is known.

Inverness Castle Viewpoint

A red sandstone castle on a bluff above the River Ness with open views over the city and surrounding Highlands. Free to access the terrace and castle grounds.

Viewpoint · Inverness

Ness Islands

A chain of small wooded islands in the River Ness connected by Victorian suspension footbridges. Free to explore and a peaceful walking loop just minutes from the city centre.

Park · Inverness

River Ness Walk

A riverside path running through the city past churches, parks, and the castle, continuing south toward the Ness Islands. Free and the most scenic way to see Inverness.

Promenade · Inverness

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