Scotland

Experience Scotland’s Stunning Landscapes

Scotland is the most northern country of the United Kingdom and is renowned for its mountain ranges, deep lochs (Scottish lakes), small islands and unique Scottish culture and history. It is a popular tourist destination for people with an interest in exploring the outdoors thanks to its beautiful mountains and long valleys scattered with sea lakes. Few sights beat the long roads of Glen Coe or the majestic scenes of the Scottish islands, such as the famous Isle of Skye. It is, of course, also home to the mysterious Loch Ness and the infamous Loch Ness Monster!

Scotland’s most popular cities for tourists are Glasgow and its capital city, Edinburgh. Both are full of Scottish charm, but Edinburgh boasts unbeatable history, ancient architecture and two royal castles, making it a joy to discover.

Being a separate country to England, Scotland has its own soccer league, called the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL), the top division of which is the Scottish Premiership. Top regional teams compete in this league, including Dundee United, Rangers and Celtic. We highly recommend combining your EPL soccer tour with a stay in Scotland to enjoy an SPFL match – the experience and sporting atmosphere is simply unique.

Stadiums and Teams

Celtic FC

Celtic Football Club is an institution of global significance, and a visit to Celtic Park—affectionately known as 'Paradise'—is a pilgrimage for any true football romantic. Based in Glasgow, Scotland, Celtic boasts one of the most famous and vocal fanbases in the world, renowned for creating an atmosphere that regularly leaves visiting players and fans in awe.

Celtic Park

Celtic Park is the home of Celtic FC and one of Scotland’s most recognisable football stadiums. Known for its passionate atmosphere, the ground has played an important role in Glasgow’s sporting history. A stadium tour provides insight into the club’s heritage, famous matches and traditions.

Rangers FC

Rangers Football Club, playing at the magnificent Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, represents one of the most storied and successful institutions in British football. With a world-record number of domestic league titles, the club's history is steeped in triumph and an unyielding pursuit of excellence.

Ibrox Stadium

Ibrox Stadium is home to Rangers FC and another important venue in Glasgow’s football history. The stadium has a distinctive architectural character and a long association with one of Scotland’s most successful clubs. Visitors can learn about Rangers’ history through a dedicated stadium experience.

Unique experiences

Edinburgh Castle

Explore Edinburgh Castle, one of Scotland’s most important historic landmarks. Set above the city on Castle Rock, it offers panoramic views across Edinburgh as well as access to royal apartments, military collections and centuries of Scottish history.

Scotch Whisky Tasting

Sample a selection of Scotch whiskies with a knowledgeable host and learn about Scotland’s whisky-producing regions, production methods and traditions. A private tasting can be tailored to different levels of experience and preferences.

Scottish Highlands

Travel beyond the cities into the Scottish Highlands, where mountains, lochs and historic landscapes provide a dramatic contrast to Scotland’s urban centres. A private journey allows time for scenic stops and visits to traditional villages and historic sites.