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... is situated just off the A9 23 miles south of Inverness and 7 miles north of Aviemore. There is also a railway station situated in Carrbridge, which is an easy 1-mile walk from the park. This is one of Scotland s most popular tourist attractions and most definitely worth a visit. It is aimed at all ages groups and there are a great many different activities available for you to try your hand at. I would not r... Read the full review: Outdoor Fun in the Trees.............. by lel1969 |
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Waverly Paddle Steamer Sightseeing National / The last sea-going paddle steamer in the world. It sails round the coasts of the United Kingdom.... Firth of Clyde, River Thames, Bristol Channel, South Coast....through to October 2000. Waverley Excursions Ltd, Waverley Terminal, 36 Anderston Quay, Glasg overall rating  (3 reviews)
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The Meadows (Edinburgh) Sightseeing National / The Meadows is a large public park in Edinburgh, Scotland, just to the south of the city centre. It consists mostly of open grassland crossed by tree-lined paths, but is also home to children's playgrounds, a croquet club and tennis courts. In the summer, it is one of the host venues for t... overall rating  (1 review)
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Dirleton Castle (Scotland) Sightseeing National / Dirleton Castle is a medieval fortress in the village of Dirleton, East Lothian, Scotland. Built in the 13th century by John De Vaux and altered through various phases of conquest and rebuilding throughout the years, today the castle is partially ruined but is maintained as a tourist attra... overall rating  (1 review)
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Falkland Palace (Fife) Sightseeing National / Falkland Palace in Fife, Scotland is a former royal palace of the Scottish Kings. Today it is in the care of the National Trust for Scotland, and serves as a tourist attraction. overall rating  (1 review)
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Peoples Palace Sightseeing National / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Tantallon Castle (Scotland) Sightseeing National / Tantallon Castle lies just off the A198, east of North Berwick. Tel: 01620 892727. - A visit by Oliver Cromwell's army in 1651 has ensured that Tantallon Castle is but a shadow of its former self. But what remains is dramatic and impressive, offering considerable scope for exploration and ... overall rating  (1 review)
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The Real Mary King's Close (Edinburgh) Sightseeing National / The Real Mary King’s Close consists of a number of closes which were originally narrow streets with houses on either side, stretching up to seven storeys high. In 1753, the Burgh Council decided to develop a new building on this site, the Royal Exchange (now the City Chambers). The houses ... overall rating  (1 review)
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Eilean Donan Castle (Scotland) Sightseeing National / Eilean Donan Castle lies at the point where three Scottish Lochs Meet, Scotland's Most Romantic Castle. In a superbly beautiful and romantic setting, Eilean Donan Castle possesses a dream like quality. The most photographed castle in the world? Certainly Eilean Donan is Scotland's most rom... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Black Isle Wildlife & Country Park (Drumsmittal, Ross-shire) The Croft / Sightseeing National / Drumsmittal / North Kessock / Ross-shire / IV1 1XF / Tel: 01463 731656. - Open March to November. 10am - 6pm seven days a week. Concession for all children and senior citizens. Children under 3 go free. Family tickets available. Facilities for coach parties - please ring in adv... overall rating  (1 review)
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George Square (Glasgow) Sightseeing National / George Square is regarded as the very centre of the city as this is the location of the City Chambers, Glasgow`s main public building. The square was laid out in 1781, even though a few years later it was still being described as a `hollow, filled with green-water, and a favourite resort f... overall rating  (1 review)
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Loch Ness ... see Nessie but standing and staring across the water it is easy to let your imagination run wild. The Location Lock Ness lies within a natural geographical fault called the Great Glen. There are actually four different lochs within the Great Glen but Loch Ness is by far the largest and most famous of these. If you look at a map of Scotland and find Inverness on the top right hand coast in the north-east and Fort William on the west coast then basically the Great Glen runs along a diagonal line between these two points. The four lochs within the Great Glen are connected by the Caledonian Canal, which flows into the North Sea at Inverness and then also connects the... Read the full review: Monsters and Castles in a magical Glen! by micksheff |
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Waverly Paddle Steamer ... found the trip doon the watter a little below par. The whole experience was lacking in atmosphere. It could have been improved with some background music or something like an old guy playing the accordion to get folks going. That might have been cheering on a dull day when the views were less than inspiring. The facilities left a lot to be desired considering the boat had recently had a refit. It was extremely difficult for invalided people to board the boat as the gangway didn t seem suited for wheelchairs or the elderly. The invalid toilets were easily accessible on the main deck however the ladies and gents toilet facilities were not clearly marked and you had... Read the full review: THE WAVERLY PADDLE STEAMER by JMCLUSKIE |
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The Meadows (Edinburgh) ... What are the meadows? The meadows is basically the name given to a large park on the south side of the centre of Edinburgh. It is a large flat open area of grass and is popular with all age-groups. It extends for approximately 58.4 acres and is less than a mile away from the centre of town. The meadows backs on to what used to be the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh which was Edinburghs main and oldest hospital. This has now been moved to an area on the outskirts of town and the hospital is undergoing redevelopment as Quartermile a development of upmarket apartments. Some of these will have a wonderful outlook over the meadows. The History of the Meadows The Meadows ... Read the full review: Meadows in the heart of Edinburgh by AJ26 |
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