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  • Durness
    Durness

    If its good enough for John Lennon's summer holidays its good enough for me. Beautiful and wild with one of the best beaches ever. The most romantic place I've ever been - it even inspired my partner to propose. Simply breathtaking

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  • Edinburgh Dungeon

    Excellent attraction - well worth a visit as long as you dont get scared easily or mind participating in the various exhibits - I got picked to perform an autopsy and take part in a witches trial - all good fun.

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  • mccaigs folly

    This looks like a Roman colliseum on a hill overlooking Oban bay. Itis quite a steep climb up but worth it for the views when you get there.

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  • Ruins of the Castle Knock

    The ruins of the Castle Knock are situated across a bog. It is only possible to get to it at low tide. It is a great place for a quiet picnic.

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What’s on now in Scotland
  • St Andrew's Festival
    Where better to celebrate St Andrew's Day than with the people of the city named after him. St Andrew's Day falls on 30 November each year, and the capital of Fife celebrates for a number of days... Read more
  • Glamis Castle
    The stunning architecture and beautiful gardens of Glamis Castle make it one of Scotland's leading visitor attractions. Inexplicably tied to the history and myth of the nation, Glamis has been open... Read more
  • Flambeaux Procession
    The Perthshire village of Comrie is ablaze at New Year when hundreds of locals gather in the village square for a ceremony of eight flambeaux (fired torches) which process around the village before... Read more
  • Stonehaven Fireball Festival
    Every New Year at midnight, the Hogmanay celebrations in the town of Stonehaven centre around a large, fireball-swinging procession which marches through the town down to the harbour and then throws... Read more