Things to see in Scotland - What to see in Scotland

Of Cultural Interest in Dunblane

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The Leighton Library, amongst the oldest and most venerated in Scotland, is now a museum where you can see and touch (using gloves

Churches in Arrochar

Arrochar Parish Church

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Next to the church today are two places worthy of mention, the historic cemetery and the remains of the old church. Regarding the

Historical Monuments in Fort William

Glenfinnan Monument

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Like many places in Scotland, Glenfinnan is a bit hard to describe: It is a valley, a village, part of a lake, a stop along the wa

Beaches in Millport

The Dragon of the Beach - Crocodile Rock

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This dragon stone on the beach of Millport, is a simple creation of a local artist, with the aim to attract the attention of visit

Lakes in Aberfoyle

Cruise on Loch Katrine

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One of the prime features that attracts thousands of visitors to Loch Katrine is the ability to tour its waters in one of the two

Exhibitions in Glasgow

Glasgow School of Art

School of Fine Arts in Glasgow is a nice monument, which was built by the most famous architect of the city, Charles Rennie Mackin

Churches in Inveraray

All Saint Church

The bell tower of Inveraray is one of the most important tourist attractions to be seen in town. The church that is below is calle

Tourist Information in Inveraray

Tourist Information

Inveraray is quite a touristy village, situated to the north of Glasgow. As is only an hour away from Glasgow, many people come he

Music Venues in Glasgow

The Pavilion Theatre

The Pavilion Theatre is one of the oldest theaters in Glasgow. It is in the north of the old town, at the end of Buchanan Street a

Beaches in Tobermory

Calgary (Mull Island)

Almost fused with the mountain and the same tiny, single path road, we come to the Calgary area (before the Canadiene) just at the

Harbors in Craignure

Fionnphort

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Fionnphort is firstly a little town, but stands out as the 2nd most important port of the Isle of Mull, with ferries to the Isle o

Harbors in Craignure

Fionnphort Ferry

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Once in Fionnphort, we took the ferry twelve minutes to get to the island of Iona. A small ferry with special characteristics took

Cathedrals in Kirkwall

St. Magnus Cathedral (Orkney Islands - Stage 6a)

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This cathedral, which is known by the locals as "The Northern Light, was founded in 1137 by Earl Rognvald-Hali, who happened to be

Palaces in Kirkwall

Palace of the Count (Orkney Islands - Stage 6 C)

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Next to the cathedral and the bishop's mansion is where you'll find the Palace of the Count (Count Patrick, to be exact). It was a

Bays in Kirkwall

Newark Bay

So far, all over Orkney most people have focused on the main island or Mainland, in the area known as West Mainland. This is the f

Unusual Places in Callander

The Girl and the Bull

This is the story of a brave girl. While passing the town of Callander (made famous by Rob Roy), there is a small village called K

Valleys in Dalmally

Glen Lochy

In full Highlands (Highlands), in the south - west of them, way to Dalmally (Argyll and Bute) we found this tiny, unknown Glen, fr

Museums in Boness

Birkhill Fireclay Mine

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This used to be a train station in Bo'ness, and is now a museum. Currently, the old diesel and steam trains are in use to take sig

Things to do in Scotland

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