So we're all stuck at home and you may be getting fed up. However, the lockdown won't last forever and our beautiful country is still waiting there to be rediscovered.
Here are 15 of the most most stunning landmarks that are perfect for rediscovering after lockdown
9. Barra, Outer Hebrides
The most southerly of the inhabited islands in the Outer Hebrides, Barra is home to beautiful beaches. It's airport is one of the most unusual in the world, with flights landing on the beach at Cockle Strand between tides | Other 3rd Party Photo: Shutterstock
10. Bow Fiddle Rock, Moray
Bow Fiddle Rock is a natural sea arch found near Portknockie, and is called as such because it resembles the tip of a fiddle bow. It's made up of Quartzite and dates to the Neoproterozoic Era, between 1,000 - 541 million years ago | Other 3rd Party Photo: Shutterstock
11. Luskentyre Sands, Isle of Harris
In 2012, Luskentyre was named one of the best beaches in the world, putting the Scottish beach up there alongside the likes of Brazil, Florida and South Africa. It's one of the largest and most spectacular beaches on Harris | Other 3rd Party Photo: Shutterstock
12. Skara Brae, Orkney
This stone-built Neolithic settlement dates back further than Stonehenge according to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's situated in the west coast of Mainland, and is considered to be Europe's most complete Neolithic village | Other 3rd Party Photo: Shutterstock