Rothesay

Rothesay, is capital of the Isle of Bute and is the largest city of the Argyll and Bute. As such it is a welcoming city and is small, where the inhabitants (by their kindness) seem more rural than urban. This city was a very fashionable destination in the late 19th century, Victorian era, as people of Glasgow used this as a remote destination with pristine beaches and almost as a destination spa. Although the city was founded much earlier (twelfth or thirteenth century), the proof is in the castle, one of the few left which is circular in shape and the church of Santa Maria which was built in the early medieval period.