Cheap flights from Bucharest to Inverness from £67

The owner of Leakey's Bookshop and Café, Charles Leakey, has created a real paradise for book fans in Inverness and the second biggest bookstore in Scotland. According to his stories, the bookstores on Church Streets have closed year after year, but not his one. And the secret is not only in its atmosphere and tasty coffee. He selects second-hand books very thoroughly and carefully, and he knows what people need to read nowadays. So go there and check out.

Riding a horse is another attraction of Inverness. Appeal to the Treetop Stables and enjoy horseback riding. The most interesting thing is that they lead you to the forests and huge fields, making this walk more authentic and historical.

You can easily find public telephones on the streets of the city. They work with the help of calling cards. You can buy these cards at major stores, post offices and newsstands. To get free Wi-Fi access, you can go to any public place. But nobody can guarantee a high network quality. So if you need a fast and good connection, you ask for Internet communication services for 0,5 euro per hour in a cafe, in a hotel, at the post office.