
The Malt Room
Inverness's first dedicated whisky bar, a small and cosy room on Church Street with malts from every region of Scotland and friendly staff to guide you.

Scotland saw its warmest day of the year with temperatures climbing to 29°C in Drumnadrochit, bringing an early summer rush to lochs, beaches, and city parks. The heat stretched across the Highlands and into the Central Belt, with beer gardens packed and coastal roads busy. While the Met Office has issued warnings for isolated thunderstorms, the dry spell has been widely welcomed.
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Inverness's first dedicated whisky bar, a small and cosy room on Church Street with malts from every region of Scotland and friendly staff to guide you.

A bright yellow café on Church Street in Inverness with hand-made doughnuts and barista coffee by day, and espresso martinis by night at the end of the week.

An independent coffee shop on a curved corner of Church Street in Inverness since 2008, with Italian espresso, light lunches, soups and cakes.

A bakehouse, coffee bar and cantina on Bridge Street in Inverness, baking sourdough, pastries and cinnamon rolls in an open-plan bakery, with dinner some evenings.

A Victorian station hotel on the site of the old Fort Augustus barracks, with Station Road, its three-Rosette restaurant.

A Victorian shooting lodge on a 10,000-acre estate in Glen Affric, let whole for up to 14, with a spa by the loch.

A traditional Highland cottage for six in the old kitchen garden of Aldourie Castle.

A cottage for four built in the style of an old croft, on the edge of the Aldourie estate.
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Eden Court turns 50 this year and is marking it with Confluence, a promenade performance that walks audiences through the Inverness theatre's own building from 30 October to 8 November.

Cruise Loch Ness has put nearly £2 million into a bigger boat, and the 236-seat Voyager of Loch Ness has taken her first passengers out of Fort Augustus.

Newhall Mains on the Black Isle is introducing a complimentary evening shuttle from Inverness to its restaurant, Spruce.