Things to see in Scotland - What to see in Scotland

Archaeological Sites in Stromness

Skara Brae is one of the best-preserved Neolithic villages in Northern Europe. More than 5,000 years old, it is a fascinating plac

Castles in Gorebridge

Crichton Castle

In the Scottish Borders, South of Scotland on the border with England, the birthplace of Sir Walter Scott , we can find many forts

Cities in Rothesay

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 sma

Rivers in Doune

Teith River

Teith River forms one of the largest tributaries of the River Forth, in Scotland. The source starts in Loch Luchnaib, very close t

Lakes in Kinross

Loch Leven

The largest lake in the Scottish lowlands, the semi-circular Loch Leven offers amazing scenery and activities that vary according

Cities in Perth

Perth

The city of Perth is called "The Gates of the Highlands" because it is the largest city that is located between the Lowlands and t

Lakes in Lairg

From Lairg to Scourie: Landscape Between Lakes

The best of travel and one of the things that usually gives me the most satisfaction is to look for places that are neither recomm

Harbors in Ardrossan

Clyde Marine

On the central West Coast of Scotland, and on the estuary of the River Clyde is this marina, which shares its name with the river.

Villages in Ullapool

Ullapool

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Ullapool port has 1500 inhabitants, it's on the west coast of the Highlands at the mouth of Loch Broom and is in one of the least

Villages in Haddington

Haddington

Between Edinburgh and the area that forms the border between Scotland and England, I encountered quite a number of people who were

Villages in Cullen

Cullen

One of the excursions we decided to do from Aberfeldy was going to visit a nearby beach, but in the end it was close to 210 miles

Churches in Bridge of Allan

St. Saviour Episcopal Church

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St. Saviour belongs to the Episcopal Church of Scotland, whose greatest virtues, in my opinion, are their attentiveness, friendlin

Villages in Dunkeld-Birnam

Dunkeld

Dunkeld is a village on the banks of the River Tay in the Highlands. It's in an excellent location, it's a good place to start to

Cathedrals in Dunkeld-Birnam

Dunkeld Cathedral

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Very close to the River Tay, surrounded by huge, ancient trees, you'll find the remains of Dunkfeld Cathedral. Partly ruined and p

Harbors in Ardrossan

Ardrossan Ferry Terminal

Recently, we decided to explore the Isle of Arran, Scotland. This is the southernmost island of the Firth of Clyde. The most conve

Historical Monuments in Brodick

Machrie Moor Stone Circles

As has become customary, the Scottish islands are very important archaeological sites, especially for settlements such as the Bron

Nature Reserves in Aberfoyle

Inversnaid

Inversnaid is a nature reserve and a villa that is located on the east side of Loch Lomond. It is a famous place, and it is just g

Villages in Morar

Morar Village

Morar is a little of everything rolled into one. village, lake, beaches, town and peninsula. Indeed, Morar peninsula encloses all

Things to do in Scotland

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