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Churches in Arbroath

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After getting completely lost in Angus, between Edinburgh and Aberdeen, we found this historical church that was quite different f

Museums in Forres

Dallas Shu Distillery

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In one of the quintessential whiskey areas, Speyside. This distillery was founded in the late 19th century. After several periods

Neighborhoods in Edinburgh

New Town of Edinburgh

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I came to Edinburgh from London by train and the first thing I saw when leaving Waverley Station was the silhouette of the dark an

Cities in Dunfermline

Dunfermline

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Just north of Edinburgh, Scotland's new capital, is the capital of the medieval kingdom: Dunfermline. Perhaps many would not dare

Villages in Milnathort

Milnathort

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While crossing central Scotland from Stirling to St. Andrews, you pass Stirling, then Clackmannanshire and later Perth and Kingros

Abbeys in Fife

Inchcolm Abbey

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Inchcolm is located in the Firth of Forth and is where you can visit the remains of the abbey (with the same name), the best prese

Castles in Abernethy

Balvaird Castle

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Balvaird Castle is one of the best surviving examples in Scotland today of a noble's castle from the late Middle Ages (ca. 1500 AD

Rivers in Braemar

River Dee

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The River Dee basically cuts the county or district of Aberdeen, from Perth to Aberdeen where it merges with the sea. It is neithe

Bays in Millport

Fintry Bay

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We left Millport behind and traveled along the coast where there are two of the most peaceful locations on the island. The first i

Beaches in Millport

Fintry Beach

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On the coast opposite the main land with the village of Largs lies, hidden among rocks and flora, like for example the "Thistle" o

Bays in Millport

Kames Bay

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Kames Bay is right at the back or exit of Millport, just before reaching the bay and beach of Fintry. It's a pretty rocky island c

Historical Monuments in Forres

Sueno's Stone

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Sueno's Stone is just outside Forres, Scotland, and is the cornerstone of the largest and best preserved of the Pictish period. Te

Villages in Huntly

Huntly

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Situated along the river Deveron, Huntly town (on the border between Aberdeenshire and Moray) is famous for several reasons: for i

Castles in Huntly

Huntly Castle

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Huntly Castle is the home of the Gordon Clan, who were one of the most influential noble families in the history of Huntly. Origin

Unusual Places in Invergarry

Glengarry Views

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Again by the A87 road, one of the most scenic in the country, we had to stop our journey to observe the wonderful views over Glen

Villages in Dornie

Dornie

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Dornie is a village near the lake, on the west coast, which at a first glance might not say anything to the visitor. It is just a

Lakes in Dornie

Loch Alsh

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Loch Alsh is another lake that bathes the shores where the Eilean Donan Castle is. It's a salt water lake because it's formed by a

Cemeteries in Banff

Medieval Cemetery in Banff

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One of the most historic attractions of the village of Banff is the medieval cemetery in the heart of town which is limited by gat

Things to do in Scotland

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