Culloden Moor stands as a poignant site where the 1746 Battle of Culloden Moor took place, marking the last major battle fought on British soil. This solemn ground commemorates the clash between Jacobite forces led by Charles Edward Stuart and the Royalist troops.
There are numerous clan graves scattered around the battlefield, each marked with a stone memorial and the name of the clan who fought there. Visitors can pay their respects at these memorials and learn about the role of each clan in the battle.
The Culloden Visitor Centre offers a fascinating look into the history of the battle, including interactive displays, artifacts, and information about the key figures involved. Visitors can also watch a short film that sets the scene for the battle and provides context to the events that unfolded.
Visitors can enjoy a guided or self-guided walk around the battlefield, following in the footsteps of the Jacobite and Royalist forces. The expert tour guides provide detailed information and insights into the tactics used during the battle, as well as the aftermath and impact on Scotland’s history.
The Culloden Battlefield is set in a beautiful location surrounded by beautiful glens. Visitors can take a walk around the nearby Glen Affric or visit Calva Cairns, an ancient burial site dating back to the Bronze Age. There are also numerous hiking and cycling trails in the area for those looking to explore the Scottish Highlands.
Location: Culloden Moor, Inverness IV2 5EU, United Kingdom. If you’re visiting Culloden from Inverness, bus route number 27 will take you directly from Inverness Bus Station to the Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or drive yourself and park at the visitor centre’s car park.
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