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Hidden Canvas & Sculpted Corners
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Tippen und Hörproben anhören
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This is a wander through Inverness's lesser-known lanes and corners, showcasing street murals, notable buildings and quiet gallery passages. It shows the city's artistic side beyond the standard attractions, blending old and new styles.
Unterwegs
1
Inverness Museum and Art GalleryA perfect starting point to delve into local history and art, housing a diverse collection that sets the stage for our exploration of Inverness's cultural lands
2
Greig Street BridgeAn iconic pedestrian suspension bridge, an architectural marvel itself, offering stunning views of the River Ness and a picturesque gateway to the city's west b
3
St Andrew's CathedralAn impressive example of Gothic Revival architecture, this cathedral boasts intricate stonework and beautiful stained-glass windows, a public art installation i
4
Victorian MarketStep into this charming covered market, a stunning example of Victorian architecture, where independent shops often display local crafts and art, creating a 'mi
5
Baron Taylor's Street MuralsDiscover vibrant street art tucked away in this pedestrian lane, showcasing contemporary local talent and adding unexpected bursts of color to the urban landsca
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Old High Church and KirkyardExplore the oldest church in Inverness, a site steeped in history, featuring fascinating architectural details and a peaceful kirkyard that feels like an open-a
Die Route
Strecke2.8 km
Wandern≈ 39 Min.
Laufen≈ 18 Min.
Anstieg↑ 20 m
VerlaufRundweg
Eine 2.8 km lange Rundroute ab Inverness zum Wandern, Laufen oder Radfahren, mit 20 m Anstieg.
Höhenprofil↑ 20 m insgesamt
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StartInverness Museum and Art Gallery, Castle Wynd, Inverness, IV2 3EBStart in Maps öffnen →