Escòcia: diferència entre les revisions

Revisió del 08:45, 3 feb 2009

Es pot combinar amb Escandinàvia, hi ha vols directes (p.e.Aberdeen-Bergen, i barato!)

Mail Laia 2-2-09 22:24h., i Wikitravel:

	The Borders - the eastern two-thirds of the districts north of the border with England, dotted with ruined abbeys and battlefields.
	The South West - home of Robbie Burns and the Solway Coast ("Scotland's Riviera")
	The Central Belt - Scotland's most urbanised region around and between the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh
	The Highlands - Scotland's spectacular, mountainous north-west, encompassing the Great Glen and Loch Ness and John o'Groats
	North East - the centre of two of Scotland's most important industries, oil and whisky, with the Grampian mountains at its heart.
	The Hebrides, also known as the Western Isles or Na h-Eileanan Siar (in Gaelic) - the many islands off the north-west Scottish coast
	The Orkney Islands - immediately to the north of the Scottish mainland
	The Shetland Islands - north of Orkney

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 |bgcolor="#ff0000" | || '''North East''' - the centre of two of Scotland's most important industries, oil and whisky, with the Grampian mountains at its heart.