Scotland celebrates many festivals throughout the year, including Burns Night, Up Helly Aa, and several music, art, film, and whisky festivals. Scotland comprises the northern third of Great Britain, with coastlines on the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea, and shares its only land border with England. Scottish cuisine is known for salmon and haggis, a traditional dish made from sheep innards and offal served with mashed turnips. Scotland has a generally moderate climate, though it can experience periods of extreme heat or cold.

1. SCOTLAND

2. Flag of Scotland

3. Festivities in Scotland
 Burns Night Celebrations
Up Helly Aa
Celtic Connections Glasgow
Glasgow Film Festival
Fort William Mountain Festival
Glasgow Art Fair
Inverness Music Festival
Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival
Dumfries and Galloway Wildlife Festival
Beltane Fire Festival
Scotland’s Big Nature Festival
Islay Festival of Malt and Music
Ullapool Book Festival
Aviemore & Cairngorms Walking & Mountain Festival
Royal Highland Show
Edinburgh International Film Festival
ETC…

4. Geography of Scotland
 Scotland comprises the northern one third of the island of Great Britain.
Scotland is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea.
The only land border of Scotland shares with England

5. Food in Scotland
 Scotland is famous for its salmon, the national dish is haggis and neeps
(innards and offal chopped up with spices and cooked in a sheep's
stomach, served with mashed turnip).

6. Weather in Scotland
 Scotland's climate is actually quite moderate and very changeable,
although on occasion we get really hot or really cold weather.

7. By Unai