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Rosslyn Chapel is one of Scotland’s most intriguing buildings — a small 15th-century chapel famous for its extraordinarily intricate stone carvings and the mysteries and legends that surround it. Set in the village of Roslin, just seven miles south of Edinburgh, it draws visitors from around the world, its fame boosted by Dan Brown’s novel and film The Da Vinci Read more…

Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds are situated on the outskirts of Oban towards Ganavan. The castle is situated at the top of a small hill and the walk up is fairly steep. Once at the top of the hill visitors can enter the walled courtyard. This offers great views to Kerrera, Mull and beyond. Dunollie Read more…

McCaig’s Tower McCaig’s Tower is an iconic folly situated in the skyline of Oban. The tower is situated on Battery Hill, which is a prominent hill overlooking Oban Bay. The site was chosen because it provides an excellent view of the town and the surrounding area. The tower is built in the shape of a colosseum and has two tiers Read more…

SEA LIFE Loch Lomond Aquarium SEA LIFE Loch Lomond Aquarium Read more…

Stirling Castle Stirling Castle is situated in the centre of Stirling. Stirling Castle has  parking on the esplanade however this is limited. The cost for cars is £4.00 for 4 hours and £5.00 for coaches. from the castle you can look over to one of Stirling’s other main attractions the National Wallace Monument . More information is available on the Read more…

Edinburgh Castle is Scotland’s most famous fortress and the country’s most visited paid attraction. Perched dramatically on Castle Rock — an extinct volcano — it dominates the skyline of Edinburgh and crowns the top of the Royal Mile. With over a thousand years of history, royal treasures and sweeping views over the city, it’s an essential stop on any visit Read more…