Take in the Fascinating Sight of the Falkirk Wheel
Scotland is littered with breathtaking sights and noteworthy tourist attractions. These may be historical buildings, natural features, or architectural and engineering masterpieces. One of those engineering feats is the Falkirk Wheel, near the town of Falkirk.
Features - Editor - 29 October 2007
Relax in the Beautiful Glenwhan Gardens
The exquisite 12-acre Glenwhan Gardens are located on the hills above the picturesque village of Dunragit, about 6 miles south of Stranraer in Scotland. Glenwhan Gardens is a treasure trove of natural beauty just waiting to be explored. Including two lochs, a wilderness area with a pond and plenty of wildlife, as well as a tearoom serving delicious home-made cuisine, a visit to these beautiful gardens is a welcome break for tourists and locals alike.
Features - Editor - 26 October 2007
Tour the Historical Estate of Ardgrain
Ardgrain, or Nether Ardgrain is located near to the old road that used to run from Aberdeen to Fraserburgh, but can now only be reached by a small, narrow track that leads to the house. It is believed that since the 1400s many structures have been built on the site of the current day Ardgrain. It has become an important historical site in Scotland and was listed as a Grade A site of not only historical significance but of architectural importance.
Features - Editor - 24 October 2007
Inveraray Jail - An Unusual Interactive Attraction
Inveraray Jail served as the courthouse and prison for Argyll in Scotland in days gone by. Currently it is an interesting and unique tourist attraction that visitors can explore at their leisure, joining in activities such as facing the judge, joining the jury, hearing the verdict, meeting the prison staff and socializing with the prisoners.
Features - Editor - 22 October 2007
Explore the Wonders of Our Dynamic Earth
The fascinating science centre and conference venue, Our Dynamic Earth, in Edinburgh, Scotland, aims to facilitate a better understanding of earth science – the study of the forces that have shaped, and continue to shape, our planet. Using advanced multi-sensory technology the centre takes visitors through eleven galleries, each with a theme, telling the enthralling story of the earth’s past and present as well as looking into the future. Our Dynamic Earth is aptly situated at the foot of Salisbury Crags where the renowned 18th century geologist, James Hutton, did the majority of his most important work.
