Iona is a small island that is part of the Inner Hebrides on the western coast of Scotland. The island is home to just over 100 residents and attracts tourists primarily to visit the centuries old Iona Abbey. Though quite small in comparison to others around Europe, the abbey is known for being one of the most elaborate and best-preserved ecclesiastical buildings surviving from the Middle Ages. The scenery of the island walking to and from the abbey is quite nice.