Follow the paved paths from Inverness Cathedral along Ness Walk and Huntly Street. Benches, riverside lawns, and views of the castle make this one of the most photogenic city walks in Scotland. At dusk, the water reflects the lights of the city
The glass-roofed Victorian Market hides indie boutiques, Highland food stalls, and cosy coffee spots. Step back outside to explore the narrow lanes that weave around Church Street and Academy Street, where you’ll find everything from bakeries and whisky shops to local crafts.
Situated in the centre of Inverness. They have 26 taps pouring the latest Black Isle brews and a wide selection of craft beers (over 100) from all over the world. If beer isn’t your thing, we also serve organic cider, wine, whiskies, spirits, and soft drinks.
Free Entry- Inverness Botanical Gardens, Nursery & Secret Garden. Offers a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Amidst beautiful formal gardens, ponds, a tropical house, a cactus house, a wild flower meadow, and much more, the Botanical Gardens are like a green emerald in the heart of the city.
While it'll depend on solar weather and how active the Earth's magnetic field needs to be, we'll be at a high enough point on the globe that we should be able to see the Aurora Borealis pretty clearly! If there's forecasted solar flare activity that looks like it might make for a light show, it's absolutely something to consider while in that area of the world!
XOKO is about real comfort food made with the finest ingredients. The bakehouse and coffee bar are an open-plan space with community tables. Take a seat at the coffee bar and wait in anticipation for those cinnamon rolls to come out of the oven.