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Stornoway, a small town with around 9,000 inhabitants, is situated in north-west Scotland on the Na h-Eileanan an Iar archipelago, also known as the Outer Hebrides. Despite its modest population, Stornoway serves as a hub for the small towns in the archipelago, providing the only place with a proper business environment, featuring shops, restaurants, and bars. Additionally, the city boasts a few noteworthy museums and attractions, including Lews Castle.

Worth seeing
An Lanntair Gallery: An art gallery with an attached restaurant offering a good view of the harbor.
Lews Castle: Built in 1847–57 by the merchant James Matheson, the castle played a role as a base during the Second World War.

Currency
British Pounds (GBP)