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Lakes in Morar

A big unknown, despite being the 5th biggest lake in the UK. Research in Loch Morar has shown that the origin of this lake was an

Cemeteries in Dunfermline

The Tomb of Saint Margaret

In the back of the Abbey of Dunfermline, you can find the historic city cemetery. Here there is one particularly special grave, wi

Beaches in Leven

Leven Beach

The Fife coast district forms a beautiful route north of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, to the vicinity of the lands of Aberd

Cemeteries in Dunfermline

Tomb of Robert the Bruce

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Reforms around the altar of the old abbey, in the nineteenth century, revealed the lost remains of one of the most important kin

Castles in Kirkcaldy

Ravenscraig Castle

Ravenscraig is the castle of Kirkcaldy. It's located at one end of the city's coast on a cliff. The castle was built by order of K

Churches in Cockenzie

Collegiate Church of Setton

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After parking we went through a lush forest and in a few meters began to see the truncated tower of this curious church founded in

Tourist Information in Callander

Callender Visitors Centre

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Located in the center of town, the first thing that grabs your attention is that this tourist information office seems to be opera

Villages in Linlithgow

Linlithgow

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Linlithgow is a Royal Burgh famous for its palace and church, of great historical significance, but mostly for being the birthplac

Historical Monuments in Linlithgow

Mercat Cross

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The most historic area of the town is just as curious as it is compact. On one side of the main street we find the Sheriff Court

Historical Monuments in Linlithgow

Town Hall and Historic Buildings

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All historically significant buildings dating from the 16th and 18th Century are in a small section of the main street, originally

Harbors in Millport

Millport Harbour (Knox's Port)

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Millport Harbour is a reminder of when fishing was the island's main resource. It's small and secluded. You can still see small bo

Bays in Glasgow

Milarrochy Bay

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Milarrochy Bay is a natural bay on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond. Due to the beach characteristics of the landscape and waters

Villages in Whithorn

Whithorn Village

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Whithorn is a lovely little seaside town which has obtained the title of a royal burgh. It has only a few thousand inhabitants and

Castles in Edzell

Edzell Castle

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Edzell Castle was built in the 16th century and enlarged in the 17th century, when it added its impressive gardens. The castle is

Lakes in Invergarry

Garry Lake

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Loch Garry or Garry Lake is located about 26 km north of Fort William. It is connected to another nearby lake, Loch Quoich. It is

Lakes in Dunkeld-Birnam

Loch of the Lowes

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"The Loch of the Lowes" is next to Dunkeld and covers almost 98 hectares. It has been declared a nature reserve and is run by the

Valleys in Dollar

Glendevon

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Glen Devon, or Devon Valley, is one of the most picturesque locations found in the area bounded by Stirling, Dollar and Auchterard

Museums in Dunblane

Dunblane Museum

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Founded in 1943 as a nonprofit organization, the museum is located next to the famous Cathedral of Dundee, in the center of town i

Things to do in Scotland

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