what would you do if you were a tourist in Scotland?

Question

like if you went to go to Scotland or even Ireland and you were a tourist what things would you see and do?

Answer 1

Try to visit a town and a village, and just see what is there.
Most towns and many smaller places have a local museum, you can walk around the place or take a hike into the mountains, visit the local mansion or castle.
And make sure you visit a local pub. Nothing like a local in a small town.

In Ireland I was lucky enough to see a tour advertised with the local story teller, great day, he took us to places where tourist normally do not come because they do not know about the area and buses can not get there.

Answer 2

I'd go tour castles and villages that look like something out of a story book and sample the local cuisine. I'd also just take in the scenery and meet the locals. I'd also go searching for my family roots.

Answer 3

I know what I WOULDN'T do, and that's eat Haggis...

It's a traditional Scottish dish that's made with sheep heart, liver and lungs and boiled inside of a sheep's stomach (how, I don't want to know), for about an hour...*shudder*

A Scottish gentleman I knew once, told me if I ever came to visit him, he's serve me Haggis; said it's quite the delicacy...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

A good Scottish breakfast and then looking for Nessie(Logg Ness).

Answer 6

I would go and see Loch Ness to be sure nothing is in it :) And find out what haggis is (some food but what exactly). Oh and buy whiskey.

Answer 7

I would book some accommodation in a castle and do some country walking.

Answer 8

see the Loch Ness monster!

Answer 9

I think you are a troll. This is the second time you've asked this question, slightly differently worded & the third time you've submitted a similar question, so what gives?