Best places: Things to dos in Inverness, United Kingdom

Broad performing arts programme presented across main and studio theatres, plus film in 2 cinemas.

Victorian Episcopalian cathedral church built of red stone and granite and hosting regular services.

Contemporary museum spaces displaying geology, natural history, art and archaeology collections.

👍👍 An amazing place to practice your faith. Very interesting history. Amazing Priests one in particular , Deacon and staff. Extremely friendly congregation. I'd highly recommend attending a mass if visiting or even just go in and have a look , a beautiful church and stain glass windows of Saints crafte...

This 18th-century church built in the Gothic style is the oldest in town, with a graveyard & organ.

This 1800s red sandstone castle overlooks the cliffs & offers lush grounds open to the public.

👍👍 The church, which seats 700, was built in 1901 on a steeply sloping site with the church hall and other accommodation under the church. Designed by William Mackintosh in early Gothic revival style in red sandstone with freestone dressings. Stained glass by Gordon Webster, St Enoch Studios, Isobel Go...

👍👍 Lovely statue, on Wednesday nights around 7pm the Inverness pipe band practices here, and there are benches and a grassy hill to sit on and watch the band play. Such a delight!

19th-century shopping arcade filled with tiny stores for gifts & souvenirs, plus cafes & eateries.

😠 Visiting Inverness for the first time has us interested in exploring the depths of what the area has to offer within tourist attractions in and around Inverness with the help of a tour guide. However this information centre that we visited was exceptionally unhelpful in terms of friendly customer se...