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The top 1.641 attractions in Scotland

Nature Reserves in Inverness

Beinn Alligin

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Torridon, in the middle of the Highlands, is an area rich in mountains, and a real heaven for mountaineers. There are numerous mun

Villages in Kippen

Kippen

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Kippen is a beautiful town located in the western part of the district of Stirling, situated at the foot of the mountains of Gargu

Cemeteries in Kippen

Kippen Old Churchyard

In a forgotten corner of the village of Kippen, past an old stone wall, we find the remains of the medieval chapel of Kippen - whi

Churches in Kippen

Kippen Parish Church

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This church is the tallest building in Kippen and was built in 1827 by the locally famous merchant William Stirling. It was a simp

Nature Reserves in Stirling

Pendreich

The Pendreich is an ancient hill near Sheriff Muir, behind the University of Stirling. There are parking spaces and various walkwa

Nature Reserves in Aberfeldy

Moness Bun

The town of Aberfeldy is best known for its natural park, the Birks of Aberfeldy, that offers travelers a beautiful forest to walk

Forests in Stirling

Bannockburn Wood

This area, once a rich forest, has been divided by roads, buildings and other examples of modern life into several smaller wooded

Of Touristic Interest in Stirling

Bridge Clock Tower

It's interesting to note that there are quite a few large clocks around the city of Stirling. They are eye-catching, but few peopl

Stadiums in Grangemouth

Falkirk Stadium

Scotland is a country full of many great things ... the dreamlike landscapes, the fine whisky, and the fascinating history. Howeve

Tourist Information in Stirling

Pubs in St Ninians

I've already talked about the good atmosphere in St Ninians, a historical part of Stirling, and now I'm going to explains some of

Nature Reserves in Stirling

An Caisteal

An Caisteal is a peak that stands 995 meters above sea level, making it a munro according to the Scottish classification system. I

Villages in Bannockburn

Bannockburn (pueblo)

The important battle that took place in 1314 led to the development of this village, close to Stirling, but separated by thick for

Churches in Bannockburn

Our Lady & St Ninian Catholic Church

This is perhaps the most colorful Catholic church in Stirling. It stands out among the churches of Bannockburn because of its bric

Gardens in Bannockburn

Bannockburn National War Memorial

It is common to find monuments to the dead of the First and Second World Wars in every town and village in the UK. Here in Bannock

Villages in Bannockburn

Bannockburn

The mining and weaving industries led to Bannockburn growing and expanding, and the town center is exactly what you'll find all ov

Of Touristic Interest in Bannockburn

Bannockburn Mansion

I arrived in Stirling to live almost ten years ago, but had visited it several times previously as a tourist. And in those ten yea

Gardens in Bannockburn

Ladywell Park

Along with the Kings Park, this is one of the largest parks in Stirling. You can walk almost half an hour to reach the Balquhidder

Tourist Information in Bannockburn

River Bannock

First things first, I want to make it clear that this is separate from Ladywell Park, which I've already discussed. But the best w

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