A 19th century prison and courthouse (used till the mid 20th century). Today it is visitor's attraction that is open all year round.
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A 19th century prison and courthouse (used till the mid 20th century). Today it is visitor's attraction that is open all year round.
The distinctive gallery building dates from early 1880. In 2000 Rae MacDonald a descendant of the Clan Ranald, Lord of the Isles purchased the gallery. With a floor area of over 2700 square feet, Rae's wish is that every visitor enjoys a relaxing and friendly shopping experience. The stunning Scottish artwork is complemented by the wide range of jewelery, gifts, greetings cards, books, music, art materials, stationery, maps and charts. "A must visit destination."
The drive up to Ben Cruachan and the power station inside it is beautiful, lots to see and Loch Awe itself, on which the power station visitor centre stands, is steep-sided and lovely. The staff are...
Fantastic Victorian architecture is everywhere in Oban. From the fantastic harbour you can see the ferries going to the western isles. The sight that really will catch your attention is the...
This medieval castle is rumored to be haunted.
The Royal Burgh of Inveraray lies 60 miles north west of Glasgow by Loch Fyne in an area of spectacular natural beauty. The ruggedness of the highland scenary combined with the sheltered tidal Loch...
Dark Ages fort where the early kings of Scotland were crowned.