Things to see in Scotland - What to see in Scotland

Music Venues in Glasgow

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The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is at the end of Buchanan Street, the large pedestrian shopping street of Glasgow. It is part of a

Wineries in Pencaitland

Glenkinchie Distillery

Of the distilleries I visited, both in Northern Ireland and Scotland, this is one that has public access and guided tours. As if i

Islands in Brodick

Arran Island

Arran is the 7th largest island in Scotland. It is about 432 km2 and located off the southwest coast. This island is nicknamed "Sc

Bays in Kirkcaldy

Kirkcaldy Promenade

Kirkaldy, on the east coast of Scotland, is well known for having the oldest hockey team in the area, and little else, with the ex

Churches in Rothesay

St Mary's Old Church

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The creation of the Church of St. Mary in 1472 marked the introduction of the second official Diocese of the island. It was a symb

Churches in Haddington

St Mary's Collegiate Church

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This place was built approximately in the 14th Century. The cathedral was finished with a Perpendicular Gothic style. In medieval

Gardens in Kirkcaldy

Ravenscraig Park

Ravenscraig Park is situated on the east coast of Scotland, north of Edinburgh, and there are many forests there. Much of the begi

Unusual Places in Balloch

Ben Lomond

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All who go up the west shore of Loch Lomond, be sure to hit the highest peak on the right to see the best views on the lake, Ben L

Castles in Milnathort

Burleigh Castle

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The ruins of the castle of peculiar forms are found in the village of Milnathort. The aforementioned ruins are in very good condit

Lakes in Callander

Loch Achray

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Heading towards the Trossachs Natural Park, we passed through Kilmahog and then came to Brig o'Turk ... we were amazed by the lan

Hospitals in Elgin

Dr. Gray's Hospital

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Dr. Gray's General Hospital is the smallest hospital in the social security system in Scotland. It is located in Elgin and is part

Castles in Lossiemouth

Duffus Castle

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These lovely castle remains is an example of a structure of great historical significance. It was abandoned by the local and natio

Beaches in Whithorn

Beaches of the Whithorn Islands

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The natural outlet to the sea of Whithorn is called the Isle of Whithorn, which was where St. Ninian actually resided in a cave.

Canyons in Lockerbie

Dumfries

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Near the border between England and Scotland in Scottish territory (the area known as the "Borders") is the town of Dumfries. Here

Villages in Melrose

Melrose Village

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Melrose is a tiny, picturesque vllage on the border of Scotland. Today it's one of the most lively and charming villages that Scot

Tourist Information in Melrose

Melsrose Tourist Information

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The tourist information office in Melrose is located in what was the former residence of the Abbot. In the centre of town, it has

Villages in Findhorn

Findhorn

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In the North of Inverness, this old fishing village is a little town lying just to the East, towards Elgin. It holds bayside beach

Churches in Falkland

Falkland Parish Church

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As is often the case in history, towns crop up after the establishment or existence of a parish in the area, and this is the case

Things to do in Scotland

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