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Attractions & Activities Barry
Attractions and Activities in or near Barry, such as Pictavia Visitor Centre and Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre are listed below. Barry enjoys panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and a close proximity to the city of Cardiff. With an array of facilities and beauitful walks along the scenic coastline.
Pictavia Visitor Centre
Haughmuir, Brechin 16.0 miles away
Pictavia Visitor Centre tells the story of Scotland´s ancient Pictish tribes. These warrior people roamed Angus nearly 2000 years ago and have left us with a mysterious legacy of carved stones with their iconic images of birds, beasts, warriors and... more
Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre
Scottish Wildlife Trust, Dunkeld 30.5 miles away
Head off to the heather-covered slopes of Perthshire Big Tree Country near Dunkeld where the Loch of Lowes Visitor Centre will educate you in the ways of the Scottish countryside. From April to August you’ll be treated to the sight of a pair of... more
The Royal Yacht Britannia
Ocean Terminal, Leith, Edinburgh 39.5 miles away
The Royal Yacht Britannia served the royal family for over 40 years, its various international trips notching up a million nautical miles and in the process making it one of the most famous vessels of all time (and I suppose the fact that Diana... more
Our Dynamic Earth
Holyrood Road, Edinburgh 41.2 miles away
Dedicated to the forces of nature, Our Dynamic Earth’s setting in Edinburgh, beneath the volcanic rock formation known as Arthur’s Seat, couldn’t be more appropriate. You’ll journey across the planet, experiencing a simulation of The Big Bang, a trek... more
Edinburgh Dungeon
31 Market Street, Edinburgh 41.4 miles away
Edinburgh Dungeons is not for the faint-hearted. But it is a real hoot. Conjure up all the most gruesome, nastiest moments in the city’s history (we’re thinking witch-hunting, grave robbing, cannibalism here) and serve with a dash of macabre humour... more
Auld Reekie Tours
45 Niddry Street, Edinburgh 41.4 miles away
There’s almost no better place in the world to have the living daylights scared out of you than above and beneath the history-soaked streets of Edinburgh. So expect a fair few shocks when signing up for an Auld Reekie tour! Head underground to... more
The Scotch Whisky Experience
354 Castle Hill, Royal Mile, Edinburgh 41.6 miles away
Visit the Scotch Whisky Experience for a sensational journey! Take a swirling, bubbling barrel ride through a replica distillery as you become part of the Whisky making process. Along the way you’ll hear the stories behind this magical craft, with... more
Edinburgh Castle
Castlehill, Edinburgh 41.6 miles away
Edinburgh Castle pretty much ticks every box of what a child imagines a castle to look like. Perched grandly on Castle Rock, its powerful, brooding presence can be seen and felt wherever you are in the city and it rightly commands respect as the most... more
Deep Sea World
Battery Quarry, North Queensferry 41.7 miles away
Deep Sea World has so much to see and do for all the family. It is committed to promoting responsible behavior to the environment. They hold beach cleaning events, Shark breeding projects, rehabilitating sick or injured seals and much more.... more
Famous Grouse Experience
Glen Turret, The Hosh, Crieff 42.6 miles away
Well, if you’re keen on whisky and you fancy learning a little bit more about how it’s made, you can’t go far wrong at The Famous Grouse experience. This is Scotland’s oldest distillery and the folks there offer a number of guided tours ranging in... more
Dewars World of Whisky
Aberfeldy Distillery, Aberfeldy 42.6 miles away
A trip to Dewars World of Whisky, eh? We know what you’re thinking – and yes, you do get to sample the blends, but only at the end, you understand. First you must earn your drams by getting your head around what, why and how the experts create this... more
Royal Observatory Visitor Centre
Blackford Hill, Edinburgh 43.1 miles away
The Royal Observatory Edinburgh Visitor Centre is open for pre-booked group visits and for special events, providing a window into the world of astronomy. Enjoy a tour of the Observatory Dome housing one of the biggest telescopes in Scotland or... more
Edinburgh Zoo
Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh 43.2 miles away
Busy, tourist-heavy Edinburgh can feel a little claustrophobic after a while so it's a nice idea to hop on the bus from Princes Street and head out to the 33 acres of parkland that is Edinburgh Zoo. Many make a beeline for the zoo just for the... more
Edinburgh Butterfly & Insect World
at Dobbies Garden World, Melville Nursery, Lasswade 43.8 miles away
Fancy seeing a glowing scorpion display, feeding a snake or doing lunch with some quail? Achieve all three at the Edinburgh Butterfly and Insect World which is the world’s longest running exotic butterfly house complete with indoor rain forest... more
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- Snake Feeding - every Saturday at 4pm...
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Bo´ness & Kinneil Railway (Scottish Railway Preservation Society)
Bo'ness Station, Union Street, Bo'ness 46.4 miles away
At Bo´ness & Kinneil Railway (Scottish Railway Preservation Society), savour the nostalgia of the railway age - the living museum of Scotland´s Railways. Trains hauled by steam locomotives and heritage diesels take passengers from Bo´ness Station by... more
The Scottish Crannog Centre
Kenmore, Loch Tay, Aberfeldy 47.9 miles away
The kids getting a bit bored with their Play Stations, Nintendo DSs and X-Boxes? What better way to make them realise how easy life is these days than with a trip down to the Scottish Crannog Centre, Aberfeldy, where Iron Age life by the loch is... more
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- Spooks & Sacrifice – Celtic Samhain Festival
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The National Wallace Monument
Abbey Craig, Hillfoots Road, Causewayhead, Stirling 51.0 miles away
Despite the name suggesting this is simply the site of a commemorative statue, there’s a whole lot more going on here. Just outside the historic town of Stirling, the National Wallace Monument holds a constantly changing series of events and... more
CairnGorm Mountain Ltd
Aviemore 55.9 miles away
I’ve always fancied climbing a mountain. The trouble is, I’m not that into hard physical labour and crampons just don’t suit me. Thanks goodness, then, for the Cairngorm Mountain funicular, which whizzes you 2km up Britain’s sixth highest mountain in... more
Paxton House, Gallery and Country Park
Berwick-upon-Tweed 56.4 miles away
Paxton House is one of the finest 18th century Palladian country houses in Britain, built to the design of John Adam with a Regency extension by Robert Reid. The twelve period rooms feature Adam interiors, a fine collection of Chippendale and Trotter... more
Highland Wildlife Park
Kincraig, Kingussie 62.6 miles away
Sitting in the magnificent setting of the Cairngorms National Park, the Highland Wildlife Park’s animal collection covers Scottish wildlife and the endangered species of the world’s mountainous regions. It’s a kind of half safari and half zoo affair... more
Strathspey Railway
Aviemore Station, Dalfaber Road, Aviemore 62.7 miles away
The Strathspey Railway aims to offer the visitor an experience of a Railway of the 1950s to 1960s period. Why not take a trip on the train to re-capture the nostalgia of this era. Individuals, couples, families or indeed larger groups will enjoy the... more
Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore
Kingussie Road, Newtonmore 64.8 miles away
The Highland Folk Museum brings to life the domestic and working conditions of earlier Highland People. Visitors to this living history museum can learn in a safe and friendly environment, how our highland ancestors lived, how they built their homes,... more
Cairngorms National Park
14 The Square, Grantown-on-Spey 66.0 miles away
You could easily spend two weeks in the Cairngorm National Park alone – it’s the biggest national park in Britain and is veritably stuffed with things to see and do. Not surprising, since it has Britain’s largest and highest mountain range and is a... more
Landmark Forest Adventure Park
Main Street, Carrbridge 67.2 miles away
Uber-tastfully created within a pine forest in Inverness-shire, the Landmark Forest Adventure Park suits adventure lovers and nature fans of all ages. There’s the tallest timber tower in the country (105 steps but awesome views over the Cairngorms),... more
Keith & Dufftown Railway
Dufftown Station, Dufftown 67.5 miles away
North East Scotland is one of the hidden gems of the UK, an area redolent with history and renowned for its friendly welcome. It’s a land of mountain and glen, open moorland, deep forests, lochs and rolling farmland; dotted with castles, cut by fast... more
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Latest Events/Special Offers for Keith & Dufftown Railway
- Dufftown Autumn Whisky Festival
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M&D´s Scotlands Theme Park
Strathclyde Country Park, Motherwell 68.9 miles away
M&D´s Theme Park. At Scotlands biggest and best value Theme Park there is something for everyone. M&D’s is spread over 20 acres in the beautiful Strathclyde Country Park With over 40 major rides and attractions it really is ‘’Too Much Fun For... more
Glasgow Cathedral
Castle Street, Glasgow 71.6 miles away
Glasgow is an active Christian church. The architecture is enjoyed by everyone that visits. Throughout the year there are numerous events, including Music Recitals.... more
Paddle Steamer Waverley
Waverley Excursions Ltd, 36 Lancefield Quay, Glasgow 73.1 miles away
Discover unique coastlines, dramatic gorges, mystical islands and famous seaside resorts aboard historic ships: Waverley – the last seagoing paddle steamer in the World. Marvel at the spectacular West Coast of Scotland with breathtaking mountain... more
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Carrochan, Carrochan Road, Balloch 77.4 miles away
The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park takes in a whopping 720 square miles and offers simply spectacular scenery in which you can do a myriad of activities, from golfing and hiking to following the legend of Rob Roy. The area is to the north... more
Loch Lomond Sea Life Centre
Loch Lomond Shores, Balloch 78.0 miles away
Set in the impressive Drumkinnon Tower right next to the water, Loch Lomond Aquarium is bursting with marine life and activities that should keep the kids amused for hours. Cammy, Scotland’s only giant sea turtle, is always a big hit with the little... more
Coats Observatory
49 Oakshaw Street West, Paisley 79.2 miles away
Architecturally stunning, the Observatory was built by the Coats family in 1883 and is a working Victorian Observatory. Displays on astronomy, astronautics, seismology and meteorology. Meteorological and astronomical information has been recorded... more
Macduff Marine Aquarium
11 High Shore, MacDuff 81.6 miles away
Exciting aquarium featuring local sealife. The unique central exhibit holds a living reef of kelp, divers also feed the fish in this tank. Other displays include an estuary exhibit, splash tank, rock pools, deep reef exhibit, ray pool and touch... more
Nevis Range Mountain Experience
Nevis Range, Torlundy, Fort William 89.7 miles away
Nevis Range is situated in the midst of some of the world´s most ancient and beautiful landscapes and is one of the Highland´s premier visitor attractions. Take a trip on Britain´s only mountain gondola, travelling effortlessly to 650m on Aonach Mor... more
Inveraray Jail
Church Square, Inveraray 90.3 miles away
Inveraray Jail is a living museum and top Scottish visitor attraction where real people portray life in a 19th century prison. Interact with costumed characters, watch courtroom trials, talk to the prisoners, meet the Warder, go to jail and witness... more
Auchindrain Highland Farm Township
auchindrain-highland-farm-township, Inveraray 95.7 miles away
Highlands before agricultural improvement, the Highland Clearances and crofting. Townships like this were the norm in 1760, were dropping in numbers by 1810, and were rare by 1860. When Queen Victoria visited Auchindrain in 1875, it was to be shown... more
The Scottish Sealife Sanctuary
Barcaldine, Oban 99.1 miles away
Sitting in what has to be one of the most picturesque spots in Britain in a mature spruce forest on the banks of Loch Creran, the Scottish Sea Life sanctuary’s primary focus is the rescue of abandoned common and grey seal pups. But there are plenty... more
Ayr Racecourse
2/6 Whitletts Road, Ayr 100.6 miles away
Known to host some of the best horse racing in Scotland, the Ayr Racecourse meets the mark both in flat racing and the jumps. The beautifully-located course close to the coast yet really easy to get to by air, rail or road is home to the Scottish... more
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Murdoch's Lone, Alloway, Ayr 103.1 miles away
A sort of Graceland for Robbie Burns fans, the Burns National Heritage Park is made up of several sites (all within walking distance) which shed light on the life and times of Scotland’s most seminal wordsmith. The natural starting point is the... more
Northumberland National Park
Eastburn, South Park, Hexham 108.9 miles away
Northumberland National Park, the land of the far horizons - a landscape of limitless beauty from Hadrian's Wall to the Cheviot Hills. Spread over the hills and valleys at the very top of England, but right in the centre of Britain, Northumberland... more
Bede's World
Church Bank, Jarrow 115.7 miles away
The Venerable Bede, early Europe’s famous scholar, lived and worked in Wearmouth Jarrow in Northumberland around 1300 years ago and Bede’s World sets out to explain what his life and surroundings would have been like at that time. You’ll encounter a... more
South Tynedale Railway
The Railway Station, Alston 117.0 miles away
A narrow gauge railway built on the former Haltwhistle - Alston standard gauge branch line. The trains are hauled by preserved steam and diesel locomotives from the UK and abroad.... more
National Glass Centre
Liberty Way, Sunderland 121.7 miles away
The National Glass Centre is an important venue dedicated to exploring ideas through glass and houses galleries, artists studios and production facilities. Tour maps are available to guide you through the exhibition halls with ever changing... more
Diggerland
Langley Park, Durham 124.4 miles away
Diggerland is the Ultimate Adventure Park experience. Where children and adults can ride and drive REAL full size construction machinery. Test your skills on the Dumper Trucks. Find buried treasure. Knock down the skittles. Dig a giant hole with... more
Seaprobe Atlantis
Old Kerry Slipway, Kyle Of Lochalsh, Isle of Skye 125.0 miles away
The Seaprobe Atlantis is totally unique, custom-built, and offers you an experience that no other boat in Britain can match. Operating within the Marine Special Area of Conservation at Kyle of Lochalsh in Scotland, the Atlantis gives you a unique... more
Clan Donald Skye - Attraction
Clan Donald Skye, Armadale, Sleat 126.2 miles away
Goodness me, if you’re after a touch of bonafide Scottish history then you won’t do much better than a visit to Clan Donald Skye’s estate. The estate sprawls across a whopping 20,000 acres in south Skye and has glorious historic gardens plus the... more
Durham Cathedral
The Chapter Office, The College, Durham 127.6 miles away
Durham Cathedral has iconic status throughout the north-east of England, and deserves its reputation as being amongst the finest examples of Norman architecture remaining in Europe. Though a historic attraction, the Cathedral has never stopped... more
Jennings Brothers
The Castle Brewery, Cockermouth 128.9 miles away
Jennings Brothers is a traditional brewery using pure lakeland water drawn from their own well, with only finest natural ingredients. There is something for everyone in the brewery shop. The full Jennings bottles beer range, leisurewear for both men... more
Wetheriggs Zoo & Animal Sanctuary
Clifton Dykes, Penrith 129.1 miles away
Spread across ten acres on a rejuvenated Pottery site, Wetheriggs is a small family-run zoo and rescue centre which is home to animals as diverse as Bengal Cats, Prairie Dogs and free flying Macaws. The centre takes in unwanted pet and exotic animals... more
Wigtown, Scotland's National Book Town
c/o County Buildings, Wigtown, Newton Stewart 129.8 miles away
Wigtown is Scotland's National Book Town with over a quarter of a million books to choose from, old and new. There are over 19 bookshops along with art galleries, gift shops and craft shops.... more
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