Inverness

As the capital of the Highlands, Inverness attracts thousands of visitors each year who come to experience its history, culture, and tradition.

Loch Ness is one of the main attractions and widely known for the legendary tales of the Loch Ness Monster. Overlooking the river Ness and the Moray Firth is lnverness Castle, and close by, with its sombre atmosphere is Culloden Battlefield, where in 1746 Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites fought against his distant cousin, the Duke of Cumberland, who led the Government troops.

Today, the marshes of Culloden are calm and peaceful, belying their bloody history.

There is plenty of shopping in the town, with chain stores and antique shops on winding streets, or modern precincts and Victorian markets.

Bars, cafés and restaurants serve every kind of cuisine imaginable, from traditional to the more exotic.

A visit to Scotland is not complete without sampling the unbeatable choice of whiskies on offer.

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Airport information

Inverness airport is accesible to disabled passengers with disabled toilets, a disabled drop-off area and disabled parking. There is also disabled access through revolving doors.

By road

Inverness airport, locally known as Dalcross, is located along the A96 road, some 10 miles east of Inverness town. The airport is well sign posted from the A96.

There is one main car park at the airport catering for both short and long term stays. The cost is calculated on the amount of time your vehicle is parked.

By taxi

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By rail

There is no train service from the airport. A nearest mainline train station is in Inverness.

By bus

Bus 11 runs from outside the Post Office in Queensgate to the airport. Buses run every 30 minutes.

For information on fares and timebales, visit www.rapsons.com.