Regardless of where you head to in Scotland, there are some great day trips to enjoy no matter what the weather.
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. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
A Glasgow landmark and the largest civic museum and art gallery in the UK, Kelvingrove has been welcoming visitors for generations and is now open again to the public, with a booking system in place. Photo: Shutterstock
. Bootlegger's Bothy
Enjoy delicious fresh seafood while admiring the Moray coast thanks to a trip to Bootlegger's Bothy, located in the West Beach Caravan Park in Hopeman. Photo: Bootlegger's Bothy
. Abbotsford House
Home of Sir Walter Scott, Abbotsford has reopened for tours again, with bookings being taken online. Visitors can drive there, or take the train from Edinburgh to Tweedbank. Photo: Shutterstock
5. Northern Belle trip
Hark back to the golden age of rail travel with a day out on this luxury train, which runs regular trips from Edinburgh - including a lunch, afternoon tea or festive treat. Relax and enjoy the scenery while tucking into a seven course lunch or traditional afternoon tea. Photo: Northern Belle
6. Falkirk Wheel
Completed in 2002, the Falkirk Wheel connects the Union Canal with the Forth & Clyde Canal via a fantastic piece of engineering. Boat trips are run from the visitor centre, with bookings being taken now. Photo: Shutterstock
7. Jacobite steam train
Scotland's steam-hauled 'Harry Potter' train got back on track for day trips from Fort William To Mallaig in July, and will run until October. Photo: Shutterstock
8. Fortingall Yew
The Fortingall Yew is said to be the oldest living thing in Europe, dating back between 3,000 and 9,000 years, depending on whose evidence you are taking. Growing at the start of beautiful Glen Lyon, it is worth a day trip to see. Afterwards, head for Kenmore and enjoy views of Loch Tay. Photo: Shutterstock