Scotland has many attractions to appeal to all tastes: from castles and stately homes to galleries and museums; from parks and gardens to exhibitions and theme parks. Whether it’s for mum and dad or just for kids; whether you prefer to watch wildlife and nature at work, or marvel at Scotland’s dramatic history and fine culture; whether you want to be outdoors or indoors … Scotland has something everyone.
Easter-September, Stirling
The Regimental Museum is situated within the Regimental HQ at Stirling Castle.
May - September 2010, Holm
The Norwood Museum features the large and eclectic antique collection of local stonemason Norris Wood.
All year, Stromness
A highly acclaimed modern art gallery housing an important collection of British fine art donated by Margaret Gardiner.
May to September, Westray
With its own artists’ studio and flat for painters, potters, writers, weavers, and photographers, Seaters marks the start of the Craft & Heritage trail to other galleries and studios on the islands.
4th September 2010, Argyll:
Livestock judging, Senior and Junior Shinty, Family Attractions and Demonstrations, Trade Stands, Licensed Bar and Catering Outlets, Raffle and Auction, Dog Show and Terrier Race.
4th September 2010, Stirling:
A delightful and unusual range of stalls selling everything from pictures, jewellery and glassware to much, much more.