Next time you’re planning a trip to Arran, choose Caledonian MacBrayne to get there. The island is served by a ferry from Ardrossan on the mainland, or Claonaig in Kintyre, and gets you to Brodick in comfort and convenience. The MV Caledonia...
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If you’ve ever harboured an interest in sailing but weren’t sure where to start, the answer to that yearning is Prestwick Sailing Club. The west of Scotland club welcomes newcomers as well as experienced sailors eager to take to the wa...
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Crossraguel Abbey is operated by Historic Environment Scotland and has many a story to tell. It is a Cluniac monastery, dating back to the 15th century and was home to the monks allied to Robert the Bruce. As such, it sustained considerable damage...
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Located on the scenic isle of Arran, you’ll find the historic Brodick Castle. Its history can be traced all the way back to the vikings, and today many relics, fine paintings and pieces of furniture can still be found within its walls. The enlar...
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Whitelee Windfarm is located just 20 minutes from central Glasgow, and always has something to offer visitors of all ages. At Europe’s largest windfarm, you’re invited to enjoy the wonderfully-equipped visitor centre, a fun place to le...
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Until standardisation of weights and measures in the 18th century, a "mile" in Scotland could be a variable distance. Generally a Scottish mile was longer than a mile in England, a fact which was immortalised by Robert Burns in his poem ...
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Located on the scenic Ayrshire coastline overlooking the isle of Arran, West Kilbride is Scotland's first accredited Craft Town and a Visitscotland 4-star Visitor Attraction. Featuring the award winning Barony Centre and 9 Cr...
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Escape the city and explore the tranquil setting of Dalgarven Mill, or take a walk along its river side. These historic buildings date back to the late 1800s and have been lovingly restored. The grain mill houses the site’s museum, where you...
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