AA Guide to Scotland

The AA Guide to Scotland is jammed with information, from history to wildlife to Scottish festivals and events. Written by local experts, you can trust the AA Guide to Scotland to make your holiday in Scotland even better.

Best things to do and see in Scotland

The majority of the guide covers the best of Scotland A-Z, starting with Aberdeen and ending with Wick. City plans are provided for Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Perth, St Andrews and Stirling for easy navigation on foot. A brief history of each place is followed by top attractions and activities and colour photos. Main entries have a map reference, referring to the atlas at the back, and all entries have contact details and opening dates. No GPS coordinates are provided. Suggested bars, restaurants, pubs and hotels are provided for larger locations and lastly there are some recommended places nearby.

Places to stay in Scotland

A small campsite section at the front lists just 10 campsites. A few hotels in many towns and cities are recommended, along with any AA Rosettes. 

You can locate the main attractions on the 18-page atlas at the back using the map references given against each entry. A-Z locations are marked using red stars.

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