Day 5 Inverness to Edinburgh
I am sad to be leaving Inverness. If I have the opportunity to come back I would definitely plan on more time in the Highlands!
My final stop was the National Museum of Scotland. This museum is absolutely enormous (5 stories!), so I focused on the Jacobite section since that was the theme of my whole trip!
By this point I was absolutely exhausted and all of the travel was starting to catch up to me. So I walked over to Princes St. and caught the bus to my hotel so I could enjoy some rest and relaxation before my flight!
In order to get the most out of my day I woke up early and did one of the Ness walks around the canal and through the little islands. I recorded my route on Strava.
Afterwards I had worked up quite the appetite as I was hauling my backpack with me the whole time, so I stopped into the Rendezvous Café for breakfast. I had pancakes with bananas and berries and had devoured it before I even had thought to take a picture.
I then headed straight for the bus station to pick up my ride back to Edinburgh!
Once I arrived I got a quick bite to eat and then headed off to scout out some more Outlander filming locations. First I went to Tweeddale Court, which is the historic street where Claire meets Fergus again.
A short ways down the road I went to Bakehouse Close where Claire and Jamie are reunited after 20 years apart.
On my way to the National Museum of Scotland I came across this cute little garden. I love how many green spaces there are in Edinburgh.
