#BATTLEFIELD 2 MAPS OPERATION ABERDEEN FREE#
It is run by Historic Environment Scotland and if a member, you have free entry.Īlthough a ruin, Elgin Cathedral has plenty to offer visitors. Findhorn Beachįindhorn is known for its long white sandy beach and its spiritual, sustainable ecovillage run by the Findhorn Foundation.Įlgin Cathedral, known as the Lantern of the North, is definitely worth a stop en route whether heading south to Aberdeen or north to Inverness. It was home to the Brodie clan for over 400 years and is surrounded by a quirky ‘Playful Garden’ where you’ll find a giant 6.5-metre white rabbit, unicorns that create spray rainbows, spinning chairs, mirror totem poles and all sorts of other quirky installations. Brodie Castleīrodie Castle is run by the National Trust and it is particularly spectacular in spring when the grounds are awash with swathes of golden daffodils - with over 100 varieties, no less. Prices vary depending on whether you want to visit the castle and gardens or just the castle itself. The castle sits amongst the Big Wood where you’ll find nature trails of varying lengths and it has three gardens. What makes this castle interesting and its accompanying stories is the petrified holly tree in its centre. We’ve driven all of these Inverness to Aberdeen (and Aberdeen to Inverness) road trip routes we suggest here, several times over during the year we lived in Scotland.Ĭawdor Castle has been in the Cawdor family since the 14th century, with 23 generations calling this place home. Lots of photos and information to help you decide where you might like to stop on your drive between these two Scottish cities.Suggestions of various road trip routes, with distances and travel times.
Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre.Summary of Stops on Inverness to Aberdeen Coastal Route.Inverness to Aberdeen Map: Routes and Places to visit in Between.Summary of all the stops included in this Inverness to Aberdeen Road Trip Post.What is there to do Between Inverness and Aberdeen?.
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