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April - September, Perthshire:

Elcho Castle is situated at Easter Elcho about 4 miles south-east of Perth.

April - September, Perthshire:

St Serf’s Church stands in the heart of the village of Dunning.

April - September, Fife:

Accessed by an underground tunnel, the cave was used as a place of prayer over 900 years ago by Margaret, a Saxon princess who became Queen of Scotland when she married King Malcolm Canmore around 1070.

April - September, Aberdeen & Grampian:

For over 500 years, Balvenie Castle served as the formidable stronghold of the great lords who ruled over this part of north-east Scotland.

1st April - 30th September 2013, Angus:

There’s been a castle at Edzell since about 1100, when a wooden structure was erected on top of a motte by the Abbott family.

April - September, Angus:

One of only three cameras obscura in Scotland (the others being in Edinburgh and Dumfries) the Camera on Kirrie Hill - as well as the cricket pavilion in which it sits - were gifted to the local community in 1930 by the author J M Barrie.

April - September, Angus:

Housed in a former schoolhouse which backs onto the graveyard where most of the collection was found, the museum at Meigle displays 26 pictish stones dating from the 8th to the late 10th centuries.

5th October 2013, Highlands:

Porridge fans across the world are invited to join in the 20th annual World Porridge Making Championships.

5th October 2013, Stirling:

The Fair features around 65 delightful and unusual stalls selling a wide range of interesting antiques and quirky collectables, including pictures, jewellery, glassware, ceramics and much, much more.

5th & 6th October 2013, Glasgow:

Don’t miss the UK’s biggest event for discovering a world of voyages.