Auchindrain is an extraordinary attraction, which brings an historic Scottish “farming village” back to life. On entering the Township visitors step back in time to witness how the local community lived, worked and played. The original village buildings are...

Inveraray Castle is first and foremost a family home in which I have had the great privilege of growing up. Its very existence reflects the part played by my family in the rich tapestry of Scottish History.

The building in which this small museum is housed has been owned and operated for four generations by the Montgomery family as the local blacksmiths. The contents have remained virtually untouched since the last iron was set down and the building was closed for...

The ruins of a Valliscaulian priory founded in 1230 and later converted to secular use.

Situated on the east side of Loch Lomond, the property extends to 2173 ha (almost 22km2) and includes the summit of Ben Lomond, Scotland’s most southerly munro (mountain over 3000ft high) and one of the country’s most acclaimed landmarks. It also supports a...

A visit to the Centre includes a self-guided exhibition, talks by expert guides in the Crannog Roundhouse and 'hands-on' ancient crafts and technology demonstrations. There is also a themed giftshop in which to browse offering an excellent selection of books, crafts,...

The ecologically friendly Lismore Heritage Centre [Ionad Naomh Moluag - the gathering place of St Moluag] houses a museum of Lismore life, a reference library, a gift shop and the Isle of Lismore Café. In the grounds we have a rebuilt stone cottage whose interior is...

Oban's War & Peace Museum contains a fascinating collection of artefacts and photographs depicting the rich cultural history of the busy port town and its people. There is so much more to see at the museum and we hope you will come and visit us soon to find out about...

Crarae is one of the finest gardens in Scotland for autumn colour. A huge variety of maples, birches and rowans from around the world provide an unparalleled display in September and October.

The Hill House is considered to be Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s finest domestic creation. Sitting high above the Clyde, it is home to original Mackintosh furniture and interior design and also has attractive formal gardens designed recognisably in the Mackintosh style.