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1. www.visitscotland.com › fr-fr › inspirationLa culture et les traditions écossaises | VisitScotland

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   Pourquoi l’Écosse est-elle unique ? Ceilidhs, cornemuses, kilts et whisky : voici quelques exemples de traditions et d’icônes qui font la spécificité de la culture écossaise. Le kilt et le tartan écossais. Le chardon, fleur nationale de l’Écosse. Le haggis.

2. www.visitscotland.com › travel-planningTop Tips for Travelling to Scotland | VisitScotland

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   Getting around Scotland. Find out how simple it is to get around Scotland. You could soon be sitting back, admiring the view out of the bus or train window. Explore Scotland Via Bus & Coach Tours. Train Holidays in Scotland - Getting Around by Rail. Driving an Electric Vehicle in Scotland. Campervan, Motorhome & Caravan Holidays.

3. www.scotland.org › about-scotland › historyHistory | Scotland.org

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   It was here one of Scotland’s most famous figures, William Wallace, earned his place in the history books forever. | 1306. Robert the Bruce crowned King of Scotland. Unrest continued into the 14th century when Robert the Bruce took the throne and was crowned king. Fighting continued until 1314 at the Battle of Bannockburn, where Robert the ...

4. www.visitscotland.com › fr-fr › places-to-goCarte de l’Écosse : régions, villes et comtés historiques

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   Utilisez notre carte de l’Écosse pour trouver la destination de vos rêves en Écosse. Choisirez-vous l’une de nos villes de charme comme Dunfermline ? Ou bien prendrez-vous le ferry pour les archipels du nord, les îles Orcades et Shetland ? Du Mull of Galloway aux îles Hébrides extérieures, d’Inverness au Fife, explorez les régions ...

5. www.gov.scot › coronavirusCoronavirus (COVID-19) in Scotland - gov.scot

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   Rules and restrictions. There are no COVID-19 rules or restrictions in Scotland. We are now living with COVID-19 as one of a number of respiratory infections. There are things you can do to stay well and protect others: try to stay at home if you have symptoms. if you have symptoms and do need to go out, wear a well-fitting face covering.

6. www.gov.scot › publications › coronavirus-covid-19Coronavirus (COVID-19): international travel - gov.scot

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   26 nov. 2021 · If you live in Scotland, you should check GOV.UK’s foreign travel advice for every country you're planning to visit. COVID-19 vaccination for travel is only available if you’re traveling to a country that requires proof of coronavirus vaccination for entry and you do not have the number of doses required. There are very few countries in the ...

7. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › ScotlandScotland — Wikipédia

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   Scotland (en français Écosse) désigne en anglais l'une des quatre nations constitutives du Royaume-Uni (voir en:Scotland). Toponymie. Scotland est un nom de lieu notamment porté par : Scotland, une localité du comté de Van Buren dans l'Arkansas ; Scotland, une localité du comté de Windham dans le Connecticut ;