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Villages in Dunning

Dunning is a village of about 1000 inhabitants, it's at an ancient crossroads between Crieff, Perth, Dunfermline and Stirling, whi

Churches in Auchterarder

Tullibardine Chapel

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Just outside the town of Auchterarder, in Crieff and basically in the middle of nowhere, there is a wonderful little rural church

Castles in Dirleton

Dirleton Castle

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From Edinburgh, heading to the east coast (North-Berwick) we reached the village of Dirleton, which is famous for its castle and g

Churches in Dundee

Dundee Parish Church

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In the center of town stands this huge church that is much larger than many other historic cathedrals. The existence of Brechin Ca

Gardens in Bridge of Allan

Bridge of Allan Park

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After completing several months of work, the park BofA (short for Bridge of Allan) on one side honors the times when this village

Statues in Killin

Monument to the Fallen

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Some time ago, in a corner of Stirling, someone mentioned the importance of paying tribute throughout Britain to the fallen of the

Cemeteries in Killin

Clan Macnab Burial Ground

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Along the river and the rapids of Dochart, in the heart of town, we found the burial place of the family, known in Scotland as Cla

Villages in Perth

Town of Kenmore

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On one end of Loch Tay (Tay Lake), we find the idyllic village of Kenmore the foot of the mountains. The castle cannot be missed.

Villages in Muthill

Muthill

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Muthill is a small village in the district of Perthshire & Kinross, on the River Earn. It was founded as a settlement of the Celi

Churches in Muthill

Old Church of Muthill

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In the historical center of the town, Ruvine Culdei are the ruins of what was once the Church of Culdei, founded by Irish monks be

Churches in Muthill

Muthill Church

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This church was built after the dissolution of Catholicism in Scotland, during the religious reform that happened here in the 16th

Nature Reserves in Braemar

Invercauld Estate

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Shortly before arriving at Braemar, after leaving Glen Shee behind we got to the area known as "Invercauld State". A vast area tha

Cathedrals in Millport

The Cathedral of the Isles

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Islands Cathedral and Collegiate Church of the Holy Spirit is made up of a series of buildings with an interesting history. Its to

Of Cultural Interest in Elgin

Moray - Speyside Region

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The Moray- Speyside region is the strip of land found between the cities of Inverness and Aberdeen. You must keep in mind that thi

Beaches in Findhorn

The Findhorn Bay Beach

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In East Inverness, towards the coast, is Findhorn Bay, where we find one of the best beaches in Scotland. Its size is impressive,

Palaces in Elgin

Spynie Palace

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Spynie Palace was built in the twelfth century (by Bishop Brice) and served as the official residence of the bishops of Moray. Pri

Villages in Elgin

Elgin

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Elgin is the main city of the county of Moray, and today it is a nice city to visit and of great historical significance. Museums,

Historical Monuments in Elgin

Lady Hill

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Lady Hill and Mrs. Hill is the tallest natural point in the city of Elgin. The cathedral is the tallest point. Recent excavations

Things to do in Scotland

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