<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>Inverness</strong><br />
The capital of highland, Inverness has a population of 47,000. 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.<br />
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<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>Aberdeen</strong><br />
Having the population of 197,000 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 p.m. and rises about 4 a.m. It is Scotland’s third largest city. One day is enough to visit this city.&nbsp;</p>

<p class="text-align-justify"><strong>Dundee</strong><br />
Dundee ranks fourth among Scotland's cities in terms of size. Population of slightly under 150,000 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.</p>
