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Inverness, ScotlandInverness Castle, Scotland
IntroductionInverness, from the Scottish Gaelic Inbhir Nis meaning "Mouth of the River Ness”, is regarded as the Capital of the Highlands. Close by is the world-famous Loch Ness, The Great Glen and the Caledonian Canal as well as Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle and Tomatin Distillery. Within the City there is the Inverness Castle Viewpoint, the Botanic Gardens, Eden Court Theatre and Inverness Cathedral, all to be experienced during a visit to the City. Where You're DockedShips, depending on size, can dock at a quay giving immediate access to the city centre. Money and Tipping
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Scotland's currency is the British Pound (£, GBP) though Scottish banks issue their own notes at a 1:1 rate. English Sterling notes are usually mixed with Scottish notes. Ask for change in Sterling notes since they will be easier to change outside of Scotland. Banks should exchange with no commission. A small tip (5-10%) is appreciated when dining in restaurants.
Local TransportationTrains operate from the railway station from the High Street in Inverness and you can journey to all parts of Scotland from here. https://www.scotrail.co.uk/ Buses operate in and around the city of Inverness – for information on the schedules go to http://www.stagecoachbus.com Some taxi firms in the area are
HotelsSome popular hotels in Inverness are:
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Shopping & RestaurantsIn Inverness, the main pedestrian shopping street is the High Street and there is a large mall, Eastgate Shopping Centre with a Morrisons supermarket alongside. https://eastgateshoppingcentre.co.uk There is also the Victorian Market in the heart of the city which houses smaller, independent crafts and traditional market produce. Some popular restaurants and cafes in Inverness are:
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