Inverness City Centre – Inverness Town House loop from Ballifeary

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Inverness City Centre – Inverness Town House loop from Ballifeary

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Inverness City Centre – Inverness Town House loop from Ballifeary

02:13

8.60km

40m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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2.30 km

St Andrew's Cathedral, Inverness

Highlight • Religious Site

The most beautiful in the evening with lighting

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3.11 km

Inverness City Centre

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Inverness is a wonderful Scottish city with a fascinating history. Meaning Mouth of the River Ness, the ancient cathedral city is a welcome metropolis in the sprawling Scottish Highlands.

From Nordic invasion to Jacobite battles and Royal killings, Inverness has played an important part in British history.

The city has a huge range of restaurants, accommodation and things to see and do.

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3.22 km

Church Street pedestrian zone, Inverness

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well-kept zone and lots going on

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3.27 km

Inverness Town House

Highlight • Historical Site

This is quite a striking building. It stands out in the streetscape. City hall.

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3.94 km

Old High Church, Inverness

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Very nice photo motifs

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3.99 km

Greig Street Bridge

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Beautiful old suspension bridge. It even sways slightly when you walk over it.

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4.46 km

Falcon Square Unicorn Monument

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Falcon Square is a public square that serves as the city's central hub, connecting various shopping districts. A striking obelisk, adorned with a unicorn sculpture at its apex and falcon sculptures in the middle, serves as a prominent landmark. One of the original buildings of the Falcon Foundry, established in 1858 by John Falconer, is situated on one side of the square and now houses retail shops. In the summer, Scottish bagpipe bands often perform here. The square is located near the train station and the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

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