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Lonely Planet guides are, quite simply, like no other. New York Times
This eBook offering is an excerpt of Lonely Planets latest Scotland guide book and includes:
Northeast Scotland chapter
Understanding Scotland
Northeast Scotland maps
Many visitors pass by this corner of the country in their headlong rush to the tourist honey-pots of Loch Ness and Skye. But theyre missing out on a part of the country thats as beautiful and diverse as the more obvious attractions of the western Highlands and islands.
This guide is the result of research by dedicated authors and local experts who immersed themselves in Northeast Scotland, finding unique experiences, and sharing practical and honest advice, so you come away informed and amazed. This guide includes up-to-date reviews of the best places to stay, eat, sights, cultural information, maps, transport tips and a few best kept secrets all the essentials to get to the heart of Northeast Scotland.
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If youve never been to the Scottish Highlands and islands before, be prepared for an encounter with the dreaded midge. These tiny, 2mm-long blood-sucking flies appear in huge swarms in summer, and can completely ruin a holiday if youre not prepared to deal with them.
They proliferate from late May to mid-September, but especially mid-June to mid-August which unfortunately coincides with the main tourist season and are most common in the western and northern Highlands. Midges are at their worst during the twilight hours, and on still, overcast days strong winds and bright sunshine tend to discourage them.
The only way to combat them is to cover up, particularly in the evening. Wear long-sleeved, light-coloured clothing (midges are attracted to dark colours) and, most importantly, use a reliable insect repellent.
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Many visitors pass by this corner of the country in their headlong rush to the tourist honeypots of Loch Ness and Skye. But theyre missing out on a part of Scotland thats as beautiful and diverse as the more obvious attractions of the western Highlands and islands.
Within its bounds youll find two of Scotlands four largest cities Dundee, the city of jute, jam and journalism, the cradle of some of Britains favourite comic characters, and home to Captain Scotts Antarctic research ship, the Discovery; and Aberdeen, the granite city, an economic powerhouse fuelled by the riches of North Sea oil.
Angus is a region of rich farmland and scenic glens dotted with the mysterious stones left behind by the ancient Picts, while Aberdeenshire and Moray are home to the greatest concentration of Scottish Baronial castles in the country, and dozens of distilleries along the River Spey.
June/July Classic boats large and small fill Portsoy harbour for the Scottish Wooden Boat Festival.
September Braemar Gathering (Highland games); whisky and music festival in Dufftown.
December Spectacular fireball ceremony in Stonehaven on Hogmanay (New Years Eve).
Glen Clova Hotel ( )
24 Shorehead ( )
Auld Kirk ( )
City Wharf Apartments ( )
Tolbooth ( )
Caf 52 ( )
Metro ( )
Gathering Place ( )
Hiking through the hills around beautiful Glen Clova ( )
Meditating on the meaning of the mysterious Pictish stones ( ) of Angus
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