 scotland s seven cities scotland s seven cities barsha lun 18102021 1457 seven cities of scotland is a perfect destination for weekend gate away in the uk since getting there by car air or train and moving around by subway bicycle tram bus are both quick and easy on a trip to these cities there are lots of things to do and see let s have a look at what each of these cities has to offer edinburgh edinburgh is the most attractive of all the scottish cities it is the capital of the scotland and is often described as a romantic and theatrical city it has a population of slightly about 500000 people the population doubles when the tourists from all around the world flock to edinburg for the summer festivals if you plan to visit during festival season which is late july august and early september then it is better to book the trip in advance because it is easy to visit destinations such as glasgow fife east lothian and others you can certainly spend nearly four days on your first visit  glasgow glasgow is the largest city in scotland with a population of almost 600000 people glasgow was called the british empire s second city there are several cultural options in glasgow including kelvingrove art gallery and museums which is among the best in the united kingdom as well as the pubs and clubs that you can explore in order to see all the stores and museums you will require a day couple of days perth perth is the newest city of scotland having received civic recognition from the queen in 2012 as her anniversary festivities the city has the population of 50000 and offers variety of shops entertainment cafes and restaurants 3 days is enough to know the city stirling in terms of history stirling is a town situated on the outskirts of the highlands which is easy to reach from glasgow and edinburgh by railway and road the population of the city is 92000 and is smallest among the seven cities the city has plenty of historic sites and beautiful surroundings there is also lots of shopping and dining options a day or two is enough to see the city  inverness the capital of highland inverness has a population of 47000 among the seven designated cities of scotland this city is larges then stirling and perth the city is often bustling with visitors as a natural route center in reality it is always crowded and hence appears to be a highly pleasant location you might easily spend a couple of days in this city not because the location is particularly impressive but because it is convenient and offers a variety of lodging options  aberdeen having the population of 197000 and named as the granite city aberdeen is frequently considered the brightest city in the united kingdom and never becomes truly dark as the sun sets past 10 pm and rises about 4 am it is scotland s third largest city one day is enough to visit this city  dundee dundee ranks fourth among scotland s cities in terms of size population of slightly under 150000 people the city was designated as first unesco city of design of the uk in 2015 it is a great city to start your journey through the angus glens and fife although there is nothing like a must see place if you enjoy the notion of scottish cities then you certainly can spend several days in this cities since there is plenty of things to do and see seven cities of scotland is a perfect destination for weekend gate away in the uk since getting there by car air or train and moving around by subway bicycle tram bus are both quick and easy on a trip to these cities there are lots of things to do and see let s have a look at what each of these cities has to offer edinburgh edinburgh is the most attractive of all the scottish cities it is the capital of the scotland and is often described as a romantic and theatrical city it has a population of slightly about 500000 people the population doubles when the tourists from all around the world flock to edinburg for the summer festivals if you plan to visit during festival season which is late july august and early september then it is better to book the trip in advance because it is easy to visit destinations such as glasgow fife east lothian and others you can certainly spend nearly four days on your first visit  glasgow glasgow is the largest city in scotland with a population of almost 600000 people glasgow was called the british empire s second city there are several cultural options in glasgow including kelvingrove art gallery and museums which is among the best in the united kingdom as well as the pubs and clubs that you can explore in order to see all the stores and museums you will require a day couple of days perth perth is the newest city of scotland having received civic recognition from the queen in 2012 as her anniversary festivities the city has the population of 50000 and offers variety of shops entertainment cafes and restaurants 3 days is enough to know the city stirling in terms of history stirling is a town situated on the outskirts of the highlands which is easy to reach from glasgow and edinburgh by railway and road the population of the city is 92000 and is smallest among the seven cities the city has plenty of historic sites and beautiful surroundings there is also lots of shopping and dining options a day or two is enough to see the city  inverness the capital of highland inverness has a population of 47000 among the seven designated cities of scotland this city is larges then stirling and perth the city is often bustling with visitors as a natural route center in reality it is always crowded and hence appears to be a highly pleasant location you might easily spend a couple of days in this city not because the location is particularly impressive but because it is convenient and offers a variety of lodging options  aberdeen having the population of 197000 and named as the granite city aberdeen is frequently considered the brightest city in the united kingdom and never becomes truly dark as the sun sets past 10 pm and rises about 4 am it is scotland s third largest city one day is enough to visit this city  dundee dundee ranks fourth among scotland s cities in terms of size population of slightly under 150000 people the city was designated as first unesco city of design of the uk in 2015 it is a great city to start your journey through the angus glens and fife although there is nothing like a must see place if you enjoy the notion of scottish cities then you certainly can spend several days in this cities since there is plenty of things to do and see  