The document provides information about Scotland, including: - The Scottish flag features a blue background representing the sky and a white saltire representing clouds. - Popular modes of transportation include trains, cars, buses, bikes, and walking. - Top tourist attractions are Edinburgh Castle, St. Andrews Golf Course, the Falkirk Wheel, and the National Museum of Scotland. - Popular Scottish foods include fish and chips, bara brith, Welsh rarebit, and cawl. - Recommended restaurants are the Forth Floor Restaurant in Edinburgh and Rhubarb Restaurant at Prestonfield.

1. Scotland

2. Colors On The Scottish Flag The Blue represents the sky, The White a cloud. The cross is the St. Andrews Soltire,

3. Transportation People take, Trains, Cars, Buses, Bikes, and walk to places

5. Top Tourist Attractions The top tourist attractions are. Edinburgh Castle-Castle Hill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, United Kingdom St. Andrews Golf-Course-5 Armit Pl ST ANDREWS, United Kingdom Falkirk Wheel-The Falkirk Wheel Lime Road Tamfourhill Falkirk, United Kingdom National museum of Scotland-Chambers Street, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

6. Edinburgh Castle

7. St. Andrews golf course

8. Falkirk wheel

9. National Museum Of Scotland

10. Most Popular Food The most popular food is fish and chips

11. Famous food Bara Brith - A rich cake Welsh Rarebit - melted cheese on toast. Cawl - a rich stew made with bacon, scraps of Welsh lamb and vegetables. Welsh Cakes , also known as Griddle Scones These are some famous foods from Scotland

12. Bara Brith

13. Welsh Rarebit

14. Cawl

15. Welsh Cakes

16. Popular Restaurants In Scotland Scotland does not have McDonalds and Burger King like we do it has like five star restaurants. Here are some restaurants in Scotland Forth Floor Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie - Harvey Nichols Rhubarb - The Restaurant at Prestonfield

17. Forth Floor Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie - Harvey Nichols Forth Floor Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie - Harvey Nichols St Andrew Square, Edinburgh The Forth Floor Restaurant, Brasserie and Bar offer guests a stylish, striking venue for lunch, dinner or drinks; floor to ceiling windows run the length of the restaurant and brasserie giving spectacular views over the Edinburgh skyline from the Castle to The Firth of Forth, making it an ideal venue for entertaining. CUISINE: Modern British, Scottish AVG. PRICE: Lunch: $33.00 Dinner: $45.00

18. Rhubarb - The Restaurant at Prestonfield Rhubarb - The Restaurant at Prestonfield Prestonfield House, Priestfield Road, Edinburgh Set in lush parkland, yet only five minutes by taxi from the Royal Mile, Prestonfield is home to Edinburgh's latest destination restaurant - Rhubarb. Recently lavishly restyled by James Thomson and his Witchery team following an extensive restoration, the charming seventeenth century Prestonfield is now regarded as Edinburgh's most indulgent retreat and is the only AA 5 Red Star Hotel in the city. CUISINE: British, Scottish, Seafood AVG. PRICE: Lunch: $30.00 Dinner: $45.00

19. Highland Games Caber toss-A pine pole or log is picked up vertically and thrown to see how far they can throw it. Scottish hammer throw-A weight attached to a pole is thrown to see how far it goes. Maide leisg-Trial of strength performed by two men sitting on the ground with the soles of their feet pressing against each other.

20. Sports Scotland’s national sport is football (Soccer) Other sports are ice hockey, American football, rugby, Gaelic football, curling, cricket, and baseball and more.