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Edinburgh Castle: ... find when visiting historic sites is that the displays often try to cram in too much information, leaving you feeling like you are back in school in a history lesson. The information boards in Edinburgh Castle, on the other hand, just give you the basic information. Of course, part of this is to encourage you to buy a guide book or an audio tour to find out more, but you can get round the castle just fine with t...
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Sightseeing National - Outer Hebrides Outer Hebrides
Sightseeing National / The Outer Hebrides, (Scottish Gaelic: Innse Gall) comprise an island chain off the west coast of Scotland. They form part of the Hebrides, separated from the Scottish mainland and from the Inner Hebrides by the stormy stretch of water known as the Minch and the Little Minch. Most communiti...
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City of The Dead Tour (Edinburgh) City of The Dead Tour (Edinburgh)
Address: 10 Thirlestane Lane / Sightseeing National / Edinburgh EH9 1AJ/ Scotland / Telephone: ++44 131 225 9044 - A careful blend of fascinating history and distinctive humour, culminating in a genuinely terrifying experience. Let an encounter with the poltergeist be the highlight of your tour experience.
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Sightseeing National - Loch Garten Nature Reserve (Highland) Loch Garten Nature Reserve (Highland)
Address: Aviemore / Sightseeing National / Highland / Scotland / Telephone: 01479 831476 - Home of the osprey in Scotland. Enjoy the antics of these famous Scottish birds with expert staff help and a combination of available binoculars, telescopes, CCTV cameras.
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The Kilmartin Valley (Argyll, Scotland) The Kilmartin Valley (Argyll, Scotland)
Sightseeing National / There are more than 350 ancient monuments within a six-mile radius of the village of Kilmartin, Argyll: 150 of them are prehistoric. This extraordinary concentration and diversity of monuments distinguishes the Kilmartin valley as an area of outstanding archaeological importance. Kilmartin...
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Sightseeing National - Rosslyn Chapel Rosslyn Chapel
Sightseeing National / Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, EH25 9PU.
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Pitsligo Castle Pitsligo Castle
Sightseeing National / The ruins of this once powerful courtyard castle lie just to the south of Rosehearty, Grampian.
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Sightseeing National - Slains Castle Slains Castle
Sightseeing National / Slains Castle is situated about 1 mile from the small village of Cruden Bay, which is about 25 miles north of the city of Aberdeen on the north east coast of Scotland. Slains Castle offered Bram Stoker the inspiration for his legendary Count Dracula.
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Castle Fraser Castle Fraser
Sauchen, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 7LD. Tel. Sauchen (01330) 833463. ADMISSION PRICES: castle, garden and grounds, adult £6, concession £4.50, adult group £4.80, child / Sightseeing National /school group £1, family £16.50. Garden and grounds only, adult £2, concession £1.3
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Sightseeing National - Craigievar Castle Craigievar Castle
Sightseeing National / Alford, Aberdeenshire, AB33 8JF. Tel. Lumphanan (013398) 83635. ADMISSION PRICES: adult £7, concession £5, family £19. Grounds only (outwith summer season's published opening times), £1 (honesty box).
   
Crathes Castle Crathes Castle
Banchory, Aberdeenshire, AB31 5QJ. Tel:(01330)844525 Fax:(01330)844797 (Castle); Tel:(01330)844651 (Ranger / Sightseeing National /Naturalist). ADMISSION PRICES: castle only/walled garden only, adult £4.50, concession £3; combined ticket (castle and garden), adult £7, concession
   
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LegallyBlonde88 Dundee Megabowl
... it could do with a bit of a makeover. The choice of food available, Wimpey (yuck) and a single vending machine, isn't very impressive to say the least! They still make you wear the smelly old bowling shoes that god knows who has worn before you! Even if you are wearing trainers/flat shoes to begin with! My local bowling alley back home doesn't make you do this, which i think is a huge plus point!! Maybe thats just me?! It cost us £4 each for 2 games, quite reasonable really! The place smells a little musty, I suppose Lochee is quite a deprived area of Dundee do that might have something to do with it! oj it's just old to be honest. I know that they also have a lazer...
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wigglylittleworm City of The Dead Tour (Edinburgh)
... tour (£8.50 for adults, £6.50 for concessions) and locked the graveyard gates! Once we were inside, the guide told us a bit about the history of the cemetery. I was shocked to learn that the hill we were standing on held as many as 500 000 bodies which were simply layered there during the days of the plague. Then we were taken to a dark corner of the cemetery which I had never seen before and things got decidedly spooky. The air seemed to be even chillier here than in other parts of the graveyard. Me, the hard headed skeptic, started clinging on to my other half at this point, just because I was cold you must understand. Then we were taken into The Covenanters Pris...
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micksheff Loch Garten Nature Reserve (Highland)
... always had this time off work as these were the traditional works weeks, when the Sheffield steel industries where he worked closed down for two weeks. This usually happened during the last week of July and the first week of August, which was also conveniently right in the middle of the school holidays too. Obviously my other memories of that day are less clear and have doubtless been blurred by other subsequent visitors. Close to the car parking area there is a visitor centre and observation hide from where you can view the Ospreys at their nest in the distance. This hide is equipped with telescopes and binoculars as the nest is probably a kilometre or more away. In...
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