Hopetoun House is one of Edinburgh’s most beautiful sights. Built between 1699 and 1701 and extended in 1721, Hopetoun House is the traditional residence of the Earl of Hopetoun, with the present Lord Hopetoun still living there today. A bea...
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As one of the largest and most historically significant sites in Scotland, Stirling Castle is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting the central belt. Meet characters from the past in the Royal Palace and learn about life in Renaissance Scotlan...
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The Helix was dreamed up in the early noughties, born from the idea of creating an ecopark in the Falkirk area. 350 hectares of land were set aside, with a series of path networks linking the Falkirk and Grangemouth communities. The product of sub...
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At over 30 metres tall and weighing over 300 tonnes each, The Kelpies are hard to miss. These incredible equine structures – the largest of their kind – dominate the surrounding area and impose a sense of awe in all who gaze up at them...
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For anybody interested in Scottish history, the Wallace Monument is an absolute must-see in Stirling. The tower was constructed in the 19th century as a monument to William Wallace – better known as ‘Braveheart’ – and stand...
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The Battle of Bannockburn, located on the site where Robert the Bruce raised his standard and assembled the Scottish Army in preparation for the Battle of Bannockburn. More than 700 years after the bloody battle took place, the Bannockburn experie...
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Scotland’s Secret Bunker isn’t really much of a secret these days, but for over 40 years this bunker was hidden beneath an unassuming Scottish farmhouse. 24,000 square feet of accommodation, equivalent to the size of two football pitch...
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Following their foundation in 1876, Falkirk FC have consistently challenged for honours in the top tiers of Scottish football. Since 2003, The Bairns have played their football in the 8,750 capacity Falkirk Stadium on the outskirts of the town. Fo...
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Britain’s highest and largest mountain range, the Cairngorms is home to some truly spectacular scenery. Native forests, clear rivers and lochs bisect rolling moorland that’s host to an array of plant and animal life. Situated in the he...
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Fountain Park is just west of Edinburgh city centre, and features a Cineworld cinema, fabulous Virgin Active gym, Genting Casino, Tenpin bowling alley, Gambado kids soft play and an excellent range of restaurants, bars and pubs.
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