The walk will begin at St Andrew's Cathedral (Gothic revival, mid 19th Century, architect , Alexander Ross). It was built as part of the revival of the Scottish Episcopal Church and opened for worship in 1869. It was the first cathedral to be consecrated after the reformation. The older cathedrals of Elgin and Fortrose are now ruined and Dornoch is used by the Church of Scotland. We can then look at neighbouring Eden Court theatre (1970s). A short walk away is Inverness Town House (1882 architect William Lawrie) and Abertarff House (1593) unfortunately closed until Easter. we can return to the cathedral area via the riverside.
We can meet for refreshment at the Cathedral cafe or Nearby Palace Hotel. (To be determined later)
Admission to the cathedral is by donation and £2 is suggested.
Parking is easier at Eden Court, (£3 for 4 hours), but there may be some places next to the cathedral. However, the cost is the same and it's not far away.