ID No. 939

Beautiful place for a quick hike. The view from the top is stunning, you can see all around! The climb is perfectly manageable. It's a moderate trail, with some stairs to the top, which are worth it.  Read More

ID No. 938

A mountain with some of the best views you are ever likely to see. A fabulous part of the world. Great place to enjoy nature with great walks and views.  Read More

ID No. 937

Stunning views from the centre of the bridge and a great piece of architecture, that is easily accessible to go and sit for a while, with views over the river.  Read More

ID No. 935

A very interesting building with a lot of history. An absolutely stunning cathedral. Impressive architecture inside and out, with almost 400 years of history within these walls and wonderful acoustics. Open to the public, and has a small museum attac... Read More

ID No. 932

Great aquarium with lots of sea creatures. A perfect place for a family day out. Well worth a visit with the kids. They are guaranteed to love all the fascinating species of sea creatures. Read More

ID No. 930

This Valley is a great place to take the whole family. It has great walking routes, scenery and a play park for the kids. It also has plenty of parking, toilets and a coffee shop. There is a shuttle bus that takes you up to the reservoir. A great sce... Read More

ID No. 929

One of the most beautiful places to visit. Great views that you can sit back and enjoy amongst a peaceful backdrop. This is a fantastic headland, giving you a great view of the coast. A spectacular hiking spot with stunning views of the ocean, cliffs... Read More

ID No. 928

Great amusement arcade. It has a wide selection of brilliant rides. Great place to take the kids. The rides are suitable for all ages.  Read More

ID No. 925

A beautiful island, which is reached by boat. The boat journey should be planned beforehand if you intend on visiting this site. There are numerous remains on the site, from the Celtic era; from the round tower and old churches, to the newer Norman-e... Read More

ID No. 924

A true natural wonder that should be seen by the world. The visitor centre is world-class and very well designed. There are great views and stunning scenery, with parking available at the local railway station. This is a must-see spot in Ireland. If... Read More

ID No. 921

An absolutely amazing place. The waterfalls are beautiful and make it very magical. The walk along it is also stunning. Lots of steps and rough ground. Great to visit all year round for a family day out.  Read More

ID No. 920

One of the most beautiful views in the Northern Ireland. This is a steep enough climb and highly recommended in good weather. The path starts within the forest then becomes more exposed half-way up. Walk out of the forest to see bare mountains on one... Read More

ID No. 919

This is a beautifully decorated cathedral that has been well-preserved. Best time to visit is during the Cathedral Arts Festival or culture night. Both are great experiences that go beyond the religious architecture. Rich history with modern manageme... Read More

ID No. 918

This is an iconic building and the views are spectacular. This is the place to be for any special occasion like a birthday celebration or anniversary. Spectacular 360 degree views of London city.  Read More

ID No. 914

One of the most iconic places in the UK. This bridge is every photographer’s dream, it looks stunning from every angle. If you have a chance to go inside the bridge, do make sure to visit the top, where they have a glass floor, which provides amazing... Read More

ID No. 901

An indoor city run by kids that is perfect for a fun day out, explore more than 60 real-life activities.This is children amusement centre.  Read More

ID No. 898

The UK's largest sculpture. Amazing viewing point. Views are spectacular from the top. Excellent design. Very nice attraction.  Read More

ID No. 892

This is World Heritage Site. It is internationally famous for its historic buildings, beautiful landscape and over 200 years of social history. Stunning location. Beautiful surroundings, particularly river and water falls. Sites welcomes over 300,000... Read More

ID No. 891

Beautiful spots along the miles of its journey. Lovely views. Breath-taking. This is one of Scotland’s major landmarks, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read More

ID No. 890

Wonderful place. UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are no permanent residents on this island. However, the main island  is occupied all year round by the people who work on the military base, now almost entirely a civilian workforce. The Nationa... Read More

ID No. 886

The Castle is stunning. Access to main castle is by tour only, lasting approximately one hour. The guardroom, kitchens, gift shop and cafe are open for free. The tour is very interesting and covers the history of the Castle and the family from the 15... Read More

ID No. 882

A beautiful priory ruin with no charge to visit. Brilliant 12th century history. The information boards give enough detail for you to imagine life in the priory. Well preserved. This is a beautiful place of historical significance. The building is gr... Read More

ID No. 880

An actual working barrack so you are likely to see military personnel around. Great little chapel with lots of history, at the end of Fort. Amazing museum and the views from up the walls are spectacular. Lots of videos & things of interest. The m... Read More

ID No. 879

The views are stunning and the area beneath the lighthouse has a few caves to explore. Very interesting and well worth a visit. If you enjoy history, social history, the views here are something you will appreciate. Visitors are welcome to stay here.... Read More

ID No. 877

This one of the most beautiful locations. The hike is definitely worth your time. Explore some wild deer on the way and the waterfall itself is stunning. This is perhaps one of the tallest waterfalls in Britain. Read More

ID No. 874

See one of Scotland’s most dramatic waterfalls. Really impressive waterfalls and an easy walk down from the carpark. When in full spate this waterfall is a monster and the suspension bridge across the gorge allows you an uninterrupted, up close view... Read More

ID No. 872

There are kayaking trips and courses on the isle. A fantastic experience, the location is amazing, the quality of equipment is very high and the instruction is superb. The whole experience is informative and very enjoyable. Explore plenty of seals up... Read More

ID No. 871

This is a great place to take in the wonderful views across to the Isle. Some amazing views through the way top and the most beautiful view as a reward when you get to the end. There is an interesting history attached to this monument.  The monu... Read More

ID No. 869

Beautiful place with lovely mountain views. Amazing sounds of water flowing through rocks. This place is beautiful and peaceful. It is better to get there early in the day or late in the day to avoid the massive crowd of tourists. The pools are beaut... Read More

ID No. 865

Looks like there was a small village here at some point. A very interesting Neolithic building. The actual build is genius for being 2000years old. It is a great location, there is enough of the structure to make it interesting, you can get inside it... Read More

ID No. 860

The broch is absolutely gorgeous. Easily accessible from the main road at the top of the hill and there is a car park. As ruin, there is not much left, it’s impressive that a structure of over 2,000 years is still there. Climb to the top and check ou... Read More

ID No. 859

Looks like there was a small village here at some point. A very interesting Neolithic building. The actual build is genius for being 2000years old. It is a great location, there is enough of the structure to make it interesting, you can get inside it... Read More

ID No. 855

The broch is absolutely gorgeous. Easily accessible from the main road at the top of the hill and there is a car park. As ruin, there is not much left, it’s impressive that a structure of over 2,000 years is still there. Climb to the top and check ou... Read More

ID No. 854

Nice falls with a proper balcony made to view it.The falls cannot be described in words as they are so wonderful. The site is based nearby a waterfall where you can see salmons leaping. Enjoy a lovely little place and a lovely walk down to the falls,... Read More

ID No. 853

The waterfall is a good sight and the children enjoyed paddling in the rapids above the waterfall. It is a 150m walk from the car park. Beautiful views and stunning falls. At the top of the waterfalls when the water is low enough you can walk on some... Read More

ID No. 851

The landscaping is breath-taking. It gives you a perfect view onto the mountains and the waterfall. Beautiful waterfall really close to the car park, easy to walk up with great views. There is plenty of space to pull over and have a rest. Boots are a... Read More

ID No. 850

This is a large pinnacle rock on the hill. A mythical place. Somewhere between Lord of the Rings and Star Wars. A view you will never forget. Come very early in the morning to see the sun rise in the horizon. Arrive by 7 AM to avoid the crowds. You w... Read More

ID No. 849

The area is a great place to spot dolphins. You can admire the charming thatched cottages and ancient chapels as you stroll along the white sand. It is a haven for wildlife. Read More

ID No. 843

This is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the UK. There is a good viewing platform with very good views. The falls themselves are very impressive. There is a wooden plank viewpoint that protrudes from the cliff, it has amazing views of the sea... Read More

ID No. 841

A roadside attraction as you enter the village. You can climb down. A beautiful and tranquil place to explore. This is very picturesque, beautiful place to walk and view. It is an amazing location and great for photography. Read More

ID No. 829

 It consists of about 200 stones erected in more than 22 rows on hillside. They were erected about 4,000 years ago. Absolutely breath-taking setting for this mysterious ancient hill of stones. Follow the circular path around to examine the site.... Read More

ID No. 828

This is one of the most famous lighthouses in Scotland. Nice destination. The scenery here is stunning. Very busy single-track roads to get there. Arrive early. Stunning views on the walk from the car park and amazing views from the lighthouse. Amazi... Read More

ID No. 824

An amazing trail and amazing views. Beautiful place but dangerous path especially during misty and rainy days. You will definitely enjoy the scenery and the breath-taking views! Most spectacular landscape and surrounding areas. This is very beautiful... Read More

ID No. 823

A beautiful and very special location.  There are a few marker boards around the site giving you an idea of the history of the cairns which was very helpful. originally was built 5,000 years ago. The cairns have gates by which you can enter the... Read More

ID No. 822

This is one of the places that makes the history of the Jacobite rebellion tangible. A visit to the nearby museum is encouraged. Some historical legends rest here. The surrounding hills and the Outer Hebrides on the ocean are just breath-taking. The... Read More

ID No. 818

The waterfall is amazing to see and there's a lovely, not too difficult walk to get to it with good views at the top. Not suitable for young children. Read More

ID No. 815

A stunning self-catering holiday home on the coast.  This area is ideal for those seeking an active holiday. Enjoy surfing, more relaxing break, with sandy beaches, fishing. A nice place to walk around with some interesting historical buildings... Read More

ID No. 807

This broch was probably built between 2,000 and 2,500 years ago. Its interior has never been archaeologically investigated. This is a pretty spectacular broch in great shape. A beautiful piece of history in a special landscape. This one's located clo... Read More

ID No. 799

Such an amazing place, standing where people stood 5000 years ago. Neolithic chambered tomb that you can actually go inside if you're prepared to crawl on your hands and knees or scoot along on a little trolley. The Tomb is situated overlooking spect... Read More

ID No. 792

A well-built Iron Age underground chamber supported on stone pillars. The long, curved passage and the oval chamber are finely built, with four stone pillars supporting the roofs. Discover the Neolithic architecture and a larger settlement of stone r... Read More

ID No. 786

 A popular place for tourists. An interesting insight into the military past. A fascinating slice of 19th century military history in two savings. A great place full of history and knowledge to absorb through the words of a fantastic, dedicated... Read More

ID No. 783

The Italian Chapel is a highly ornate Catholic chapel. This an amazing small Chapel as it consists of two Nissan huts that were put together. You will be amazed at the ornate interior, especially the tiles. It is still used as a Chapel today. Built b... Read More

ID No. 782

The barriers were built in World War II primarily as naval defences. Really interesting bridge connecting the small Islands. The Barriers are a series of four causeways in the Islands. The barriers are numbered from north to south. Great place of his... Read More

ID No. 779

 A prehistoric tomb hollowed out from a massive block of sandstone. It has attracted curiosity for centuries. The stone is classed as a Neolithic tomb, solely on the basis of its form and design. A narrow passage leading to two small cells. Visi... Read More

ID No. 775

This palace is one of the most accomplished examples of Renaissance architecture in Scotland. This palace was built in the early 1100s. Two excellent buildings, ruins - depending on how you see them. Others palace dates back to the 1600s. A very inte... Read More

ID No. 774

A well-built Iron Age underground chamber supported on stone pillars. The long, curved passage and the oval chamber are finely built, with four stone pillars supporting the roofs. Discover the Neolithic architecture and a larger settlement of stone r... Read More

ID No. 772

Fabulous Neolithic site with many standing stones. Amazing engineering work of beautiful Neolithic People. They have really stood the test of time, nearly 5000 years, attracting people from all over the world. When you touch it, it takes you back in... Read More

ID No. 770

The Standing Stones could be the oldest stone circle in the British Isles but this has not been proven for sure. There were originally twelve stones, with some standing up to six metres high, focused on a large hearth in the centre. Take the short wa... Read More

ID No. 769

 A massive stone circle.Today 36 surviving among the 60 stones. At least 13 prehistoric burial mounds. The main attraction and a wonderful, non-commercial, historically charged example of rock placements. A great experience wandering around the... Read More

ID No. 768

This was formed when the roof of a large sea cave collapsed. This left a spectacular arch with an inlet accessible via the original cave mouth and the remaining arch. It spans approximately 35 feet and approximately 66 feet high. Easy parking nearby. Read More

ID No. 764

The broch was probably constructed about 200 BC. A small walk from the free car park.  This Iron Age building is 9m tall. It is a remarkably well-preserved broch. It is probably the most complete broch you'll see. A plaque explained it is about... Read More

ID No. 763

Explore a Neolithic village dating back 5,000 years. This is a stone-built Neolithic settlement consisting of eight clustered houses and is Europe's most complete Neolithic village. A beautiful and extraordinary preserved Neolithic village with house... Read More

ID No. 762

 If anyone is interested in how people were living in the old days, using the peat to build and heat, it will be worth checking out. As soon as you enter the house you can smell the peat from hearth. Amazing that this sort of house has been... Read More

ID No. 757

This is a historic Scotland site. A beautiful cairn from the stone age, if you are interested in archaeology this is a place to visit. It is special as it is rare to find a two layered tomb. One can climb down a ladder to inspect the lower entrance w... Read More

ID No. 756

This is a rich archaeological heritage. Enjoy the stunning view of the island from the broches. View artefacts from the Iron Age on display in the visitor centre on site. The Iron Age village began between 500 BC to 200 BC. Beautiful place for visito... Read More

ID No. 755

Explore an ancient burial place dating back over 5,000 years. Discovered here at least 29 skeletons were found inside the cairn during the excavations in 1934, with 17 skulls arranged side by side. It has a good parking space and the cairn is well si... Read More

ID No. 753

Great views. Wonderful area, fabulous local beach. The crashing waves, huge cliffs, big seabird population. What an incredible place. It's in the Guinness Book Of World Records as the windiest place in the UK. Beautiful location and great spot for ta... Read More

ID No. 752

This medieval building looks more like a fortress than a palace. Thick stone walls, turrets, small windows, narrow entrance door, all speak to the defensive nature of the builder. This used to be the residence of an Earl named Patrick. The architectu... Read More

ID No. 751

Very interesting to explore the remains of this historic site in a picturesque location. 2000 years of history. A great visit combined with the 5500-year-old chambered cairn 100 yards away. The broch itself is wonderful and all right on the coast lin... Read More

ID No. 750

A megalithic tomb dating back 5,000 years. This is an extraordinary chambered cairn of unusual size. You can go inside if you don’t mind a short crawl but you can stand inside. The interior stonework is stunning when you think of its age. Beautifully... Read More

ID No. 749

Well preserved ruins of Viking settlement. Information boards and magnificent setting. Great walking over the island to lighthouse and cliffs on the far side. When the tide is out, you can cross the causeway on foot from the mainland car park and see... Read More

ID No. 748

Discover this ancient passage grave, dating back 4,000 years. There are 12 standing stones surrounding the cairn and it is believed at least some of them were added after the cairn was built. A big description signed is posted and gives you an explan... Read More

ID No. 747

This one of Neolithic chambered cairns.  A stone circle and passage grave dating back 4,000 years. A torch is given to visitors, which should be used. This archaeological site is a great site to visit. The construction of the tomb is amazing whe... Read More

ID No. 746

This lighthouse was built in 1836. A fantastic lighthouse with lots of history. Views are simply amazing. The tour of the lighthouse is very informative and you get to see all the floors inside, all the way to the top. It's a 15-minute walk from the... Read More

ID No. 744

The lighthouse itself is perfectly maintained and its lantern testifies to the finest Victorian craftsmanship. It's an amazing feat of engineering given in location, still the tallest in operation in the British Isles at 42 meters and an incredible s... Read More

ID No. 743

Explore the chambers of an unusual Neolithic burial tomb on a small uninhabited island. This was built 5,000 years ago. The tomb was excavated in 1849. This burial monument is very well preserved. Read More

ID No. 742

It is spectacularly beautiful. There were all sorts of deep-sea birds there nesting. It’s amazing to see Gannets diving from such great heights. There is so much to see and enjoy walking up to the light house. Read More

ID No. 741

This is a Neolithic and one of the most archaeological sites on the island. It is the oldest standing stone, occupied more than 5,000 years ago. This is the oldest inhabited building in the European Continent and is located on the beautiful island an... Read More

ID No. 740

An ideal location for watching nesting birds and migrating birds. There is a small visitor Museum that includes information and artefacts from the lighthouse service. Stunning views from very high cliffs. Lovely to sit on the benches in the courtyard... Read More

ID No. 739

The light house was built in 1821. The views are spectacular, there’s great wildlife and the coffee shop is a great place to sit. It’s only a 10-minute walk up the hill from the car park. What a beautiful place to go to see birds and the marine sea l... Read More

ID No. 738

More than 4,000 years of human settlement here. Neolithic people firs settled at this site around 2700 BC. The location is beautiful, with stunning sea views. The setting is stunning and it is easy to see why our ancestors settled here through the ag... Read More

ID No. 736

A prehistoric circular stone towers found only in Scotland. It was probably constructed around 300 BC and stands 13m tall. Unbelievable archaeological and architectural treasure. A mysterious round stone tower on the island and this is one of the bes... Read More

ID No. 735

Stay in the cottage or park up a campervan. When going out for the coastal walk, which is definitely recommended, don't forget to look back at the lighthouse to see the natural arch just below it. A great place to stay. This light house is still an a... Read More

ID No. 733

On the shore, a sophisticated type of stone-built round house found only in Scotland. It has evidence of settlement spanning over 1000 years. This rare sculpture could date from the late of Iron Age or early historic period and may be associated with... Read More

ID No. 732

This is an artillery fort built to protect from the Dutch. Construction began but was not completed in 1665 during the Second Dutch War. It was rebuilt more than a century later, during the War of American Independence. The newer fort never saw milit... Read More

ID No. 731

This temple was built between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago. It comprises a wall of large stone boulders, weighing up to 300kg. The design of the temple is very similar to Neolithic houses and burial cairns. The ‘temple’ itself is pleasingly maintained a... Read More

ID No. 730

What a spot. There is a fantastic lighthouse and stunning, gorgeous, magnificent coastal scenery. This is a great place to stay, the lighthouse was very cosy and in a stunning area. The walks around the light house are great. The cliffs are spectacul... Read More

ID No. 727

Discover the underground shelter, well worth a few hours to see how the UK was being protected back in the Cold War years. Interesting place to visit and find out how the "elite" would have survived in the event of a nuclear strike. Explore how life... Read More

ID No. 725

This is a beautiful little village. The village was built between 1597 and 1611. It's best in the summer when all flowers and trees are blooming. It's also a butterfly town, where butterflies and bumble bees are busy covering every garden in this his... Read More

ID No. 722

This Abbey and Palace is the stunning example of Romanesque architecture in Scotland. It was built in the 1070s as a priory. Once home to the Kings and Queens of Scotland. Following the 1603 Union of Crowns, it was seldom visited by the monarchy and... Read More

ID No. 721

A free and eclectic, private collection of everything from Impressionist art, Greek pottery, religious statuary and the third largest collection of Medieval tapestries in the world. Really beautiful building and awesome collection. The collection has... Read More

ID No. 713

Stunning example of Scottish History. A beautiful ruin of a once magnificent Palace. In awe to think all Kings and Queens walked these halls. The Royal Palace today lies roofless and ruined which is surrounded by a magic lake.  The gates still i... Read More

ID No. 707

This Abbey is Scotland’s best -preserved group of monastic buildings. In the early 1100s, the Augustinian cannon settled here. It was repeatedly attacked by English raiders during the wars of Scottish independence.  Wonderful place with a beauti... Read More

ID No. 705

The history and vision of the building is amazing. Beautiful old church and cemetery. Lots of history to be learned here. A significant part of the 14th century building is still standing and well worth a visit while the surrounding area is of great... Read More

ID No. 697

There is curious historical background to this monument. This is one of the most prominent landmarks in the city. Extremely beautiful surroundings and the monument is definitely worth a visit to plenty to do nearby and transport is very easy to get t... Read More

ID No. 696

The monument view is excellent. The style of the architecture and decor is truly breath-taking. Amazingly presented in honour of an amazing writer. If you know the history of the monument, then you can appreciate the city's history and culture throug... Read More

ID No. 690

One of the most beautiful and well-preserved medieval churches in Scotland. The church is beautiful and there are nice walks in the surrounding fields. A peaceful setting full of history. This was built around 1400s. Enjoy the fine stone work- partic... Read More

ID No. 688

Explore one of Scotland’s best-preserved Iron Age hillforts. Interesting historical monument, with story boards, to pre-Roman inhabitants of the British Isles. It is fascinating to see the multiple layers of earth works and the views are amazing. His... Read More

ID No. 684

Great restoration of a world class heritage site - the dreams and passion of the mill founder have really been brought to life. Historically and socially important site. Nice walk to the Falls. Excellent all-round facility for both children and adult... Read More

ID No. 681

One of the best estates in Great Britain. Fantastic grounds with plenty to do for families. A beautiful house steeped in history. The story of the house is fascinating. The great estate house is as attractive as it is imposing, sitting proudly atop a... Read More