INVERNESS THINGS TO DO

Inverness is the City in the Highlands where you'll find the warmest of welcomes - whether you choose to visit, explore, shop, relax or just live Inverness.

It's in our nature to be friendly and helpful, and we enjoy the craic - Gaelic for chat and lighthearted conversation. Inverness is an exceptional place, the 'in' place to be where there's a real buzz to life and work. We're open to new ideas, new people and new businesses.

Check out what's on in this busy city - there's everything you could imagine and more. If you don't find what you want, go to our links page and ask us - we'll be happy to help.

Jacobite Cruises, Loch Ness
Take a trip on Loch Ness, on one of our fantastic cruises - many trips are availble, ranging in time from 1 hour to 6 and a half hours. The boats upon which your cruise is conducted serve a range of light snacks plus soft and alcoholic drinks.

Culloden Battlefield
Upon the land where the battle of Culloden was fought, you can now stroll over the famous battlefield, and pop in to the visitors centre where you can find out more about the Jacobite clans, Highland charge and broadsword.

Caledonian Discovery
Caledonian Discovery offers a unique activity holiday on a large and very comfortable barge cruising Scottish Highland waterways.

Aigas Field Centre
Aigas offers fully inclusive learning holidays and study courses exploring the stunning wildlife, habitats and landscapes of the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Eden Court Theatre
Eden Court Theatre in Inverness has cinema screens and a Theatre stage where all sorts of plays, workshops and activities take place.

River Ness
The River Ness is the main natural feature of the city if Inverness, the capital of the highlands and is about seven miles long flowing north east from the northern end of Loch Dochfour at the top of Loch Ness to the Beauly and Moray Firths.

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
The collections featured in the Inverness Museum range from items from geology, wildlife, archaeology and history and also include many fine art and crafts. Admission is free, and the Museum is open Monday to Saturday - 10am to 5pm