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Scotland, one of the four nations of the United Kingdom, is the second-largest country in population after England. Scotland and England have been ruled by a single monarch since 1603. In 2014, Scotland held a referendum for independence which resulted in a decision to remain part of the United Kingdom. When you think of Scotland, kilts, which are skirts traditionally worn by men, often come to mind. The bagpipes, a musical instrument resembling overalls, are also associated with kilts and are Scotland's traditional instrument.
The capital, Edinburgh, is located in the eastern part of the country, near the North Sea. With its magnificent structures built in medieval architecture, Edinburgh enchants everyone who visits and is the city that best reflects the country's culture. The most popular spot in the city is Edinburgh Castle, where you can enjoy the panoramic view. Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, is also the third-largest city in the United Kingdom. In Scotland, agriculture, textiles, and fishing are some of the sources of income. English and Scots are spoken in the country.
Scotland experiences the effects of the Gulf Stream current, which results in more rainfall compared to England. While January and February are the coldest months, temperatures do not drop significantly, and the country sees snow for no more than 15-20 days. In summer, it receives 4 more hours of sunlight than London. Scotland's most famous historical figure is William Wallace, known as "Braveheart." The country is also the homeland of renowned literary figures like Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott. Additionally, it's famous for the Loch Ness Monster in Loch Ness Lake.
Transportation within the country is facilitated by trains and buses, with the railway often preferred for its affordability and the unique landscapes it offers during the journey. The currency used in Scotland is the British Pound Sterling. As it falls under the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom in foreign affairs, Scotland does not have embassies or consulates in other countries. To obtain a visa for Scotland, one must apply to the United Kingdom Consulate.