Lots ands lots and lots and lots !!

Try Crieff in beautiful Perthshire . lots to see and the scenery is fantoosh ! We also have a superb Drovers Tryst Festival in October ( Google it ! ) which caters for walkers , strollers , listeners and music lovers ! come on in !!!

The drive to Inverness is very scenic depending on which route you take. The town of Fort Augustus is 30 miles south of Inverness at the start of Loch Ness, there is the Caledonian Canal running through the centre of the town too, very nice place. has some photos and is good for accommodation options for Inverness. if the weather is right the try a trip up to skye and a visit to Eilean Donan Castle. Have a great trip!

Why Don't you try dundee?

its a great city.

You can check this site as some allow smoking If you mean smoking of weed as well then it's wise to double check in advance as well.

There are some more links on this site otherwise

The best place to visit in Scotland is Edinburgh whether travelling with two teenage boys a nine year old or two dwarfs, a monkey a giraffe

Have you considered going up to the Highlands this time around? The views there are beautiful but there is also plenty of opportunities for outdoor and water sports for your boys so there is something for everyone. This is a summer recommendation though since I don't think hypothermia is an activity you want to indulge in!

Dude? Smoking appartments?
Darn you british tourists. Darn your use of drugs and puke on the streets, containing those English meat recipes.
They don't exist, the smoking appartment, I mean.
And you're not allowed to smoke anywhere except in the store/café itself.

In my opinion, the entire country is an amazingly beautiful place.. but along the west coast, in the Argyle (sp?) area, thats some amazing scenery right there. Theres a little place i went to called Lochgilpead (i cannot remember the spelling so thats what it sounded like)... little village by a sea loch, amazing. But basically, get in a car (or on a bus or anything else), take a ride into the countryside and when you get there, just sit back and enjoy the beauty.

umm.... the anne frank house?

I like the Kyle of Lochalsh (sp?) near the Isle of Skye. Its really beautiful and peaceful however its a quite far drive .