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Historical Monuments in Elgin

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In one of my previous posts to minube I explained the importance of the Northern Bishops, especially in the Middle Ages, and the p

Harbors in Lossiemouth

Lossiemouth Harbour

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There are two key elements in Lossiemouth, its beach and its harbour. Both locations provide a lot of charm to this area. Today th

Beaches in Lossiemouth

Lossiemouth Beach

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I think the traveler who introduced Lossiemouth as an unusual place, was referring more to the beach and the sea entrance to the v

Abbeys in Maybole

Crossraguel Abbey

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The beautiful ruins of this abbey, located in Ayrshire, not far from Glasgow was founded due to a controversy. It was founded in 1

Museums in Whithorn

Whithorn Priory Museum

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Along with the remains of the famous Whithorn Priory the museum has managed to retain the first crosses and tombs that were used i

Cemeteries in Montrose

Erskine Cemetery

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Not far from the House of Dun, there's a cemetery, hidden in nature. The historic cemetery of one of the most important noble fami

Ruins in Newton Stewart

Glenluce Abbey

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Lost in green, unknown valleys are the ruins of beautiful abbey, a local gem that has little impact on the country's monastic hist

Villages in New Lanark

New Lanark World Heritage Village

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This city was founded by Robert Owen and became an industrial city whose workers had the right to education, health and fun, somet

Churches in Dumfries

Collegiate Church of Lincluden

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Lincluden collegiate church displays the ruins of what once was the priory and Lincluden Abbey, founded in the year 1174 and aband

Historical Monuments in Twechar

Bar Hill Roman Baths

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Along the Antonine Wall in what was a fort or lookout, we find the ruins to a Roman bath, from which you can see the foundations a

Castles in Dumfries

Loch Castle

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It's clear that the existence of Lochmaben Castle, on the banks of this unknown lake, has been a definite factor in the lake's nam

Bays in Oban

Ardmucknish Bay

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Ardmucknish Bay is in the Argyll area, north of Oban. Historically dominated by a rock Dunstaffnage Castle on the Firth of Lorn fu

Museums in Dundee

Broughty Ferry Castle

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The Broughty Castle is on the coast of East Dundee, Broughty Ferry. It was built in 1495 by Douglas, Earl of Angus. His son Archi

Bays in Findhorn

Findhorn Bay

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Findhorn Bay was the origin of the town that can be found there today, due to its abundance of fish which are still there today. T

Villages in Crieff

Crieff

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The city of Crieff is not well known as it is in the county of Perthshire and Kinross, which makes its existence somewhat subordin

Tourist Information in Crieff

Información Turística Crieff

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"Visit Scotland" offices have replaced the old tourist information offices in Scotland. The rise and attraction of this country en

City Halls in Dunbar

Old Town Hall

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The main street (High Street) features the most historical building in the town. This building allowed the town hall and the court

Universities in Dundee

University of Dundee

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The history of this college is very curious, it was founded in 1881, and at that time it was an extension of the University of St.

Things to do in Scotland

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