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Local Events

  • Highland Folk Museum

    22 Apr

    The award-winning Highland Folk Museum just out of Highland village Newtonmore tells the story of Highland life from the 1700s. The restored buildings on the museum's 80-acre site illustrate domestic and agricultural ways of life, including distinctive Highland sporting traditions.
  • Celtic Food and Drink Festival

    22 Apr

    Going back to the Iron Age at the Scottish Crannog Centre on Loch Tay isn't all fossils and savages. The Celtic Food & Drink Festival has delicacies that would make Nigella Lawson's mouth water and demonstrates ancient cooking techniques.
  • Links Market

    11 Apr

    Kirkcaldy's Promenade transforms under the weight of a huge funfair and street festival. The mile-long "market" is filled with every conceivable fairground attraction - some scary, some tame, as well as food stalls for those who can stomach it.

Local Attractions

Carnoustie Golf Links

Host to the Open Championship 2007, is just twenty-five minutes drive away, and its three courses are ideal for a short break.

For further information go to www.carnoustiegolflinks.co.uk

 

RRS Discovery


Visit Dundee’s most famous ship and follow in the footsteps of Captain Scott and his heroic crew as you’re taken on a voyage into the wilderness of Antarctica at Discovery Point.  This award-winning visitor attraction is packed with hands-on interactives, films, artefacts and as you climb aboard RRS Discovery you are transported back over 100 years to discover how the officers and crew survived for two winters trapped in the Antarctic Ice.  Soak up the atmosphere and sense the heroics of our heroes of the Ice.Visit  www.rrsdiscovery.com.

 

Glamis Castle

One of Scotland’s most impressive Castles in a magnificent setting.  Family home of the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne and a royal residence since 1372. Childhood home of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother and legendary setting of Shakespeare’s famous play “Macbeth”.

www.glamis-castle.co.uk


Sensation Science Centre

Dundee Science Centre opened to the public in July 2000 as one of Dundee’s premier visitor attractions.  The centre, which attracts over 60,000 visitors a year, is one of four Scottish science centres, along with Glasgow Science Centre, Our Dynamic Earth and Satrosphere science centre in Aberdeen
http://www.sensation.org.uk/index.php


Verdant Works

Verdant Works weaves the tale of jute with the life and work of old Dundee, from the incredible rise of the industry to its subsequent decline. It's a story that transports you back over 100 years when jute was king and Dundee was its realm.

http://www.rrsdiscovery.com/index.php?pageID=63