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stillclueless Macduff Marine Aquarium (Scotland): ... glad we had decided to spend some of our day indoors enjoying the marine life the the Macduff Marine Aquarium has to offer. *Where is Macduff* Macduff is a small fishing town situated in the north east of Scotland with wonderful views of the sea and hosts a variety of attractions including the Local harbour area, first built in the 1700 s, Duff House and of course the Macduff Marine Aquarium. Macduff is approxim...
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Sightseeing National - Discovery Point (Dundee) Discovery Point (Dundee)
Address: Discovery Quay / Sightseeing National / Dundee / DD1 4XA / Scotland - The Royal Research Ship Discovery (RRSD) is a wooden three-masted. This ship set sail in 1901 for exploration to Antarctica.
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Rosslyn Chapel Rosslyn Chapel
Sightseeing National / Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, EH25 9PU.
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Sightseeing National - 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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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.
overall rating  2 reviews 		 
 
Sightseeing National - 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
overall rating  1 review 		 
 
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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Sightseeing National - Drum Castle Drum Castle
Drumoak, By Banchory, Aberdeenshire, AB31 5EY. Tel: +44(0)1330 811204; Fax +44(0)1330 811962. 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, £1 (h
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Fyvie Castle Fyvie Castle
Fyvie AB53 8JS, Grampian. Tel: +44(0)1651 891266. Fyvie Castle is a structure with five different towers, one built in each century from 13th to 17th. ADMISSION PRICES: adult £6, concession £4.50, adult group £4.80, child / Sightseeing National /school group £1, family £16.50.
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Sightseeing National - Camera Obscura (Edinburgh) Camera Obscura (Edinburgh)
Sightseeing National / The camera obscura in the Outlook Tower at the top of the Royal Mile, next to the castle was established in the 1850's by the optician Maria Theresa Short and was originally known as Short's Observatory. Castlehill, Royal Mile, Edinburgh. Telephone: +44
overall rating  5 reviews 		 
 
Glen Shiel Glen Shiel
Sightseeing National / West Highlands of Scotland.
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MagdaDH Scone Palace (Perth)
... century Abbot s Palace: the result is the Palace as seen today. The place interiors are reasonably interesting, although with staff all dressed in the laird s tartan and rather inordinate amount of space devoted to family photographs straight from Country Life magazine, it has a strong rural Perthshire flavour: perhaps nowhere else in Scotland , not even in the Haute Bourgeoisie set of Edinburgh is the notoriously snooty, antiquated and bordering on feudal aspect of Scottish society more apparent. There is much more to that than a title or monetary wealth: the Mansfield Estates have 30,000 acres of land. These are people who, quite literally, own Scotland, though perha...
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MagdaDH Lochleven Castle
... a small town in central Scotland about half way between Perth and Edinburgh is best known for its Loch Leven castle, a14th century tower house in which Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned for 11 months. The castle is located on an island in the middle of Loch Leven, a relatively small but attractive one and the only one of note in or very near Fife. The loch has a nature reserve surprisingly full of wildlife, and there are specially set nature trails marked around the loch. Loch Leven castle (managed by Historic Scotland) is reached by boat (crossing included in the price of the ticket) from a pier located near a car park on the west side of the loch (well si...
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llamass Ring of Brodgar (Orkney)
... Ring of Brodgar is a Neolithic henge and stone circle thought to have been erected between 2500BC and 200BC on the mainland island of Orkney and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apparently henges (that is the circular flat area and surrounding bank/ditch) do not usually have stone circles in them and therefore this site along with Stonehenge are anomalies. Unfortunately because of the prominence of Stonehenge and the fact that a flat circular bit of land from Neolithic times doesn t really look like much, the unusualness of the site is rather overlooked as people flock to see yet another stone circle. Of the probable original 60 stones, 27 remain in a huge ci...
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