Scotland

>>1211189
spend a bit of time in edinburgh/glasgow for work, both great cities. As an Englishman you can have trouble getting into clubs/bars in Glasgow especially if you are in a group of more than two, they tend to worry that the locals won't like your accent (don't worry you will have no trouble, locals are friendly and the girls always do themselves up and look nice)

>>1211189

Go to the Western Highlands with her. Specifically Lochaber region.

Lived in Inverness. Miserable cunt of a place, zero art scene, food is atrocious, no-one has any imagination. On the plus side, the surrounds are stunning.

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40yo Canadafag hoping to make a pilgrimage to the Highlands next year. Any concerns about someone touring the countryside on a bike for a month? Can you just set up a tent anywhere out of sight? How about hostels? Have some hill climbing planned (Ben Nevis etc). Eventually routing thru Isle of Islay where my grandmother is from, Skye, and Outer Hebrides. Grandmother encouraged me to travel up to the Faroes too. Hoping to time visit to see Highland games and piping competitions in Ediburgh.

>>1211373
I'm from Aberdeen and would say the same about my city. Unsurprisingly I don't live there any more.

Edinburgh and Glasgow are nice if you can deal with the cold. I'd go mad living up in the Highlands, but if you like isolation and the outdoors then it could be for you. It is really remote up there though and rural Scotland is very different from rural England.

Also from Inverness and it's shit

Went to the Inverness highland games while travelling through Scotland and it was definitely one of the highlights of the trip.
Didn't really see much of the actual city but it didn't seem like anything special