Porter’s Lodge

A little more information on Inverness

Inverness, the Highlands' administrative centre, serves as a portal to the region's many attractions. The steep coastal cliffs, dense lochs, vast forests, and towering peaks are all within driving distance. The renowned Loch Ness, which is surrounded by stunning natural beauty but is frequently visited by those seeking something else entirely, is a must-see. Culloden Moor, site of the city's namesake battle, lies on the outskirts (National Trust). A trip across the field where the final major battle fought in Britain took place is a sombre reminder of the lives lost by the clansmen. The display depicting the event won an award. There's a lot to do and see in Inverness itself, from visiting museums and the art gallery to going to the excellent theatre and recreational facilities. The city is located on the banks of the River Ness, which is home to a wide variety of animals, including red kites and dolphins, which can sometimes be spotted from the shore or on boat rides out of the harbour.