Choose a retirement home in a nation packed with history
Wherever you look in Scotland, you'll see evidence of its vibrant heritage and rich history. From the mysterious stone circles that date back 5,000 years, right up to the opening of a new parliament in 1999, there's a range of opportunities to explore the nations colourful past.
You can see the ruins of Scotland's earliest castles first-hand, such as the 800-year-old Castle Sween, near Achnamara, or Aberdour Castle in Fife. There are also dozens of abbeys, churches and priories to explore, where you can trace the long history of religion across centuries.
You could spend your entire retirement trying to visit all of the historic sites around Scotland. Fortunately, there are more than 400 museums and art galleries to give you a head start, including the National Museum of Scotland and the famous Kelingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Experience the tranquillity and beauty of unspoilt natural surroundings
Scotland is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, with a diverse range of natural settings. Scotland has more than 11,000 kilometres of coastline and almost 50 National Nature Reserves, making is a haven for outdoor adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike.
You can admire the vast views from the peaks of mountains, follow miles of rivers on scenic walking routes, or spot rare wildlife in a wide range of habitats and landscapes. There are also hundreds of islands to explore around the coast, from the rugged terrain of the Orkney Isles to the bird sanctuary on the Isle of May.