Things to see in Scotland - What to see in Scotland

Beaches in Aberdour

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The village of Aberdour is a coastal village located in Eastern Scotland (not far from Edinburgh, going northeast towards Aberdeen

Museums in Dunfermline

The House of the Abbot

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In medieval times this house-museum was part of a complex formed in Dunfermline Abbey, first founded by a Benedictine and monastic

Villages in Stonehaven

Stonehaven Town

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Stonehaven, its very name reveals its foundation (Stone = Stone and Haven = Refuge - The refuge of the stone). Stonehaven was caus

Historical Monuments in Edinburgh

National Library of Scotland

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The National Library of Scotland (NLS = National Library of Scotland) is the largest collection of Scottish matters worldwide. Man

Churches in Linlithgow

St. Michael Kirk

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One of the most representative and important churches in Scotland, which after passing through many wars has come in a pretty goo

Abbeys in Whithorn

Whithorn Priory

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One of those places that still retain ancestral spiritual since the time of its foundation. Saint Ninian, a Celtic saint, came to

Museums in Glasgow

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art

St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art is a museum located in the east of Glasgow, that was completed in 1993. This museum has

Islands in Portree

Minginish

Walking the A863 road and bound for the exit of the Isle of Skye, to the south and before reaching Cuillin Hills, is when we began

Historical Monuments in Stromness

Standing Stones of Stenness

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Once out of the urban centres in Mainland, there's a series of archaeological sites of great value and in very good condition. Man

Cliffs in Stromness

Skiba Geo

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Once you're in Birsay there's a sign that indicates the spectacular eastward trail that'll take you to the whale's tail, in Skiba

Of Cultural Interest in Glasgow

Glasgow S.E.C.C

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Along the River Clyde, in one of the Quays in Glasgow, is this modern convention center, it functions as a concert hall, and has a

Gardens in Dunfermline

Pittencrieff Park

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Near the ruins of the palace and abbey, are the gardens of Pittencrieff, the main recreation area and place to walk in the histori

Historical Monuments in Dunning

Dupplin Cross

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Dupplin Cross is located inside of St. Serf church in the village of Dunning. It was and is a symbol of the power and prestige of

Lakes in Newburgh

Lake Lindores (Lindores Loch)

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Lindores is a villa that came with the creation of a monastery Tironensiano in the closest village, Newburgh, named Lindores Abbey

Castles in Ballater

Balmoral Castle

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The Royal Dee Side is one of the most important castles in Scotland and is the summer residence of the British royal family. Quee

Museums in Edinburgh

The Royal Yacht Britannia

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A trip on a yacht may seem like a strange idea in Edinburgh's climate. But it's great fun to find the former private yacht of the

Historical Monuments in Kirkintilloch

The Antonine Wall

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The Antonine Wall isn't as well-known as its English equivalent, Hadrian's Wall, but it wasn't any less important. The strip of la

Castles in Dunvegan

Dunvegan Castle and Beach

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The entrance to the gardens is free, you can lose track of how big they are and they have a wide variety of flowers and plants. It

Things to do in Scotland

The top 1.641 attractions in Scotland