http://www.presence.co.uk/cgi-bin/Level/Cafe/Cafes/cafes.cgi
Cybercafes in the UK, walk-in internet access.
http://www.city.net/countries/united_kingdom/scotland/
City.Net travel info for Scotland.
http://www.city.net/countries/united_kingdom/scotland/glasgow/
City.Net travel info for Glasgow.
http://www.intellicast.com/weather/intl/
Intellicast, weather reports from anywhere in the world.
http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/
City of Glasgow Council.
http://www.ed.ac.uk/city/
The City of Edinburgh. Stop here before you go for an excellent collection of links to city attractions.
http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/home/tour/edintour.html
A Tour of the City of Edinburgh, including photos & satellite images!
http://www.gla.ac.uk/Museum/
The Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery was built on the grounds of the University of Glasgow which lay then on Glasgow's High Street. Opened to the public in 1807, it is thus the oldest public museum in Scotland.
http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~castles/i/in1.html
Stay in a castle in Scotland...Wherever you travel in Scotland, you are sure to see a sign for a castle - the country has in excess of 200 castles and you can not only visit many of these but also stay in them.
http://calligrafix.co.uk/holidaynet/scottscastle/guest.html#14
SCOTTS CASTLE HOLIDAYS. Serviced. Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, usually as guests of the owners.
http://www.glen.co.uk/index.hts
The Highland Connexion: Gateway to the Scottish Highlands, providing informative, interesting and creative pages on the geography, economy, infrastructure, culture, tourism, humor, music, language, history and commercial vitality of the area.
http://www.gael-net.co.uk/
West Highland Explorer, Isle of Skye and West Highlands and Islands of Scotland - Tourist, Travel, Accommodation, Business and Commerce.
http://www.scot-highlands.com/
Highlands & Islands of Scotland, including links.
http://www.orknet.co.uk/
Orkney Islands. Our extensive on-line tourist guide gives potential visitors a sample of the breathtaking natural beauty of the islands - yet Orknet's site is much more than a shop window, and you'll find coverage of Orkney's thriving arts and cultural communities, as well as a host of other useful pages and features.
http://www.hebrides.com/
The Virtual Hebrides, serving the Western Isles of Scotland. Excellent & innovative site featuring many links to information about and services by the people of the Hebridean Isles. [Editor's note: This is what the web was made for! Also check out the virtual community of Portrona.]
http://www.morandan.com/morandan/welcome.html
Cape Breton Showcase, broad collection of links, including music, accommodations, crafts, businesses, real estate, events.
http://mfusion.com/kellock/pictou.htm
Pictou is a beautiful little town located on Nova Scotia's Northumberland is the home of the first Scottish Settlers.
http://www.valleyweb.com/index.html
ValleyWeb, Home of the Annapolis Valley. Links for this Nova Scotia region.
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Heritage/FSCNS/ScotsHome.html
Scots in New Scotland (Nova Scotia), Canada.
http://www.ccn.cs.dal.ca/Home.html
Chebucto Community Net (CCN), serving the Metropolitan Halifax area in Nova Scotia since June 1994.
http://www.nyx.net/~thill/cameras.html
Tony's page of CAMERAS! Sneaky-cams showing live scenes around the world. Check out Pizza Corner in Halifax, Nova Scotia!
http://www.propilot.com/cams.html
Capt. Bob's Video Cams. Another page of live cameras around the world. Nothing from Scotland, though.
http://www.cris.com/~jdholley/wcc/index.shtml
WebCam Central. You'll get lost in all these live world-cams, but still...none from Scotland?!?
http://www.irish-times.com/irish-times/live/index.htm
Live camera on O'Connell Street bridge in Dublin city centre, automatically refreshes every 2 minutes. We need one of these on Edinburgh Castle!
http://www.woolleysoft.co.uk/uk_eire.html
Excellent satellite imagery of Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England.
http://www.unige.ch/sciences/terre/geologie/fookes/scotland.htm
Scenic photos of Scotland by Eric Fookes.
http://www.orbweb.com/caledonian/
The Caledonian Society of Cincinnati was formed in 1827, and is the oldest Caledonian Society in continuing existence in the United States.