Français 
Deutsch 
Español 
Italiano Inverness 
Inverness : Things to see and do
Inverness : Organise your stay
Inverness :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Inverness Hotel tips
-
Winston Guesthouse from40 £
Book -
Columba Hotel from40 £
Book -
Best Western Inverness Palace Hotel & Spa from74.90 £
Book
Travel guide Inverness 
Inverness : The Michelin guide review
Straddling the outlet of Loch Ness at the northern end of the Great Glen, Inverness is considered the capital of the Highlands. Its position as the hub of communication links makes it the ideal base from which to discover the region. The town's strategic importance gave it a lively history up to the 19C, explaining the lack of earlier buildings (although it is the site of the oldest bagpipe competition!). Construction of the Caledonian Canal and the arrival of the railway gave it new impetus.
Tourist attractions Inverness : Things to see and do
-
St Andrew's Cathedral
15 Ardross Street GB - Inverness IV3 5NS
This huge, lavishly decorated neogothic edifice was constructed from 1866 to 1869. The pillars of the nave are in polished Peterhead granite, whilst the retable and pulpit are in sculpted stone. We are indebted to, Robert Lorimer, for the rood screen..
-
Balnain House
40 Huntly Street GB - Inverness IV3 5HR
Up until 2000, this fine white Georgian house was home to the Museum of Highland and Scottish Island Music. Sadly, this excellent exhibition is no more. The building is now given over to the regional headquarters of the National Trust of Scotland.
-
Museum and Art Gallery
Castle Wynd GB - Inverness IV2 3EB
In this regional history museum, you will learn all you need to know about the Highlands, from the history of the Caledonian canal to the silver mines of Inverness, Tain and Wick, with a section explaining what life was like for the Highlanders.
Hotels Inverness
-
Best Western Inverness Palace Hotel & Spa
8 Ness Walk GB - Inverness IV3 5NG
BEST WESTERN Inverness Palace Hotel and Spa is a superbly stylish 3-star superior hotel located in the heart of Inverness city centre. The accommodation dates back to 1890 with over a century's worth of character as proof, and rests by the banks of t..
-
Winston Guesthouse
10 Ardross Terrece GB - Inverness IV3 5NQ
Boasting picturesque views across the River Ness towards Inverness Castle, this traditional end-terrace guesthouse is ideally located in the heart of the Highland capital of Inverness. Close to Inverness City Centre, Winston Guest House is ideally l..
-
Whinpark Guesthouse
17 Ardross Street GB - Inverness IV3 5NS
Prix Prices from : 40 GBP
Situated in the heart of the Highland Capital of Inverness, this charming guesthouse provides a peaceful setting, yet is close to Inverness Cathedral, Eden Court Theatre and city centre shopping. The ideal base for your stays in this beautiful hist..
Restaurants Inverness
-
On the banks of the river Ness, this modern, cosmopolitan restaurant has a stylish ambience, popular with business diners. Modern cooking with a British/Mediterranean axis.
-
Café 1
Castle St GB - Inverness IV2 3EA
Personally run bistro opposite the castle with an informal touch, enhanced by tiled flooring and modish chairs. Local ingredients feature in regularly changing modern menus.
-
Contrast
20 Ness Bank GB - Inverness IV2 4SF
-
Bunchrew House
GB - Bunchrew IV3 8TA
-
Abstract
20 Ness Bank GB - Inverness IV2 4SF
Restaurant, bar and conservatory with considerable style. Vast wall mirror offsets abstract ink pictures. Accomplished cooking with Gallic accent is impressively original.
-
Chez Roux
14 Culduthel Rd GB - Inverness IV2 4AG
Smart, stylish restaurant; its walls filled with photos of the Roux brothers' early days. Classic flavourful French cooking; smooth, attentive service from a professional team.
