Floral Displays
Visit Grant Park during the summer months to see the town's award-winning floral arrangements at their peak.





Forres is one of Scotland's oldest and most attractive small towns, located in the scenic Moray region. It is widely recognized for its impressive floral sculptures and beautifully maintained parks, having won numerous 'Britain in Bloom' titles. The town is steeped in history, featuring the remarkable Sueno's Stone—a 20-foot tall Pictish carved monument—and Nelson's Tower, which provides sweeping views over the Moray Firth. Ideally situated on the Malt Whisky Trail, Forres offers easy access to several historic distilleries. Its relaxed pace and proximity to the stunning Moray coastline make it a perfect destination for those seeking a blend of culture and natural beauty.
Forres is one of Scotland's oldest and most attractive small towns, located in the scenic Moray region. It is widely recognized for its impressive floral sculptures and beautifully maintained parks, having won numerous 'Britain in Bloom' titles. The town is steeped in history, featuring the remarkable Sueno's Stone—a 20-foot tall Pictish carved monument—and Nelson's Tower, which provides sweeping views over the Moray Firth. Ideally situated on the Malt Whisky Trail, Forres offers easy access to several historic distilleries. Its relaxed pace and proximity to the stunning Moray coastline make it a perfect destination for those seeking a blend of culture and natural beauty.
Award-winning floral displays in Grant Park.
Home to Sueno's Stone, a massive Pictish monument.
Proximity to world-renowned whisky distilleries.
Scenic hiking trails and nearby coastal views.
The town has a quiet, traditional atmosphere with limited late-night entertainment.
Excellent rail links make it easy to visit from nearby Inverness or Aberdeen.
Many local attractions and gardens are best experienced during the warmer months.
Visit Grant Park during the summer months to see the town's award-winning floral arrangements at their peak.
Take a short walk to the Benromach Distillery for a guided tour and tasting of local single malts.
History enthusiasts and travelers exploring the Malt Whisky Trail.
GBP £
$100-$160 p/day
English, Scots
Ensure you stop by the eastern edge of town to view Sueno's Stone, one of Scotland's most significant Pictish artifacts.
May-September
A beautiful time to see the gardens beginning to bloom with mild, crisp walking weather.
The peak season for floral displays and local outdoor events under the long Scottish daylight hours.
Ideal for exploring the Malt Whisky Trail and enjoying the changing colors of the Moray countryside.
A peaceful time for heritage visits, though be prepared for shorter days and cooler temperatures.