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Ballone Castle was built in 1590 on the cliff edge above the raised beach, and has dramatic views out across the Moray Firth. The Dunbars from…
A harled, T-plan Kirk, the body built around 1750 with the north aisle added in 1833 by William McCandlish. The west gable has a pyramid-topped…
Visit this workshop in the beautiful Glenkens to discover how contemporary and traditional clogs are made by hand. Godfrey Smith has recently made…
The monument on Balmashanner Hill, known locally as “Bummie”, was built in 1920/1. A plaque above the entrance reads ‘Their name liveth for evermore.…
Balmore Water Treatment Plant is the largest treatment plant in Scotland. Opened as recently as 7th July 2000 by HRH The Duke of York, Balmore treats…
After many years of dereliction and close to the threat of demolition, Balnain House has been restored as a resource centre of Highland music.…
A fine late-15th-century tower-house that underwent a luxurious makeover in the 16th century to become a courtyard palace. Built by the Murrays of…
Balvenie DistilleryVirtual tour created by Eye Revolution.Balvenie is a Speyside single-malt distillery which was founded in 1886 by William Grant. The first…
Balvenie is a Speyside single-malt distillery which was founded in 1886 by William Grant. The first distillation took place on 1 May 1893.
Balvenie is…
Banchory Fire Station gave a chance for members of the public to see inside the station, view the equipment and meet station personnel who will be…
The church is built with pink and white granite from local quarries which belonged to Sir Robert Burnett. It is built in the early English style and…
A traditional farm steading, adapted for use as a working brewery and distillery. No actual brewing will be taking place for safety reasons, but…
Bandodle House replaces a 200-year-old single storey croft hosue and is part of a larger scheme of managing 11.5 hectares of farmland to enhance…
This Georgian building by John Adam, was constructed on part of the site of the original medieval Castle, of which parts of two walls and a good…
As it proclaims on its frontage, this was built as a "Wesleyan Methodist Chapel". Since 1932 it has simply been a Methodist Church. It is a…
Built in 1789, by Andrew Wilson architect and builder, with the tower added in 1849 by William Robertson. The chancel was added and interior altered…
This was built as the Commercial Bank, and banks had to look prosperous and built to last, to persuade people to put their money there, so this has…
This was originally known as Wilson?s Academy, and combined the school with the predecessor of the present Banff Museum. This is a fine classical…
This has a majestic classical Renaissance frontage, with Corinthian portico and balustraded viewing platform above, from which, till recently,…
18th century U-plan town house, with distinctive 3-bay main frontage (facing west) with Venetian first floor window, and featuring a well-preserved,…
Dating c.1676 this old merchant's house was once where multiple families shared lodgings.��
Allegedly built on, or near, the site of a Carmelite burial ground this �Gothic� structure, also known as the Fife Mausoleum, houses the remains of…
Building which is a hub for the�ancient fellowship of the Freemasons.
One of the oldest clubs of its type in Scotland and dating from 1772, this impressive u-plan Town House of quality benefits from a wide stone…
Roman Baroque head office, substantially by David Bryce from 1863, replacing sedate Adam-style villa of 1801 by Robert Reid and Richard Crichton.…
Bannockburn FK7 8EY Bannockburn House is Category A Listed and has survived largely unchanged since the 17th century, apart from a Victorian…
The Bantaskine Boathouse on the Union Canal near Walker's bridge was built in 1991 for the Seagull Trust. The buff-coloured brick stands out against…
Barclay Church was built in 1862-64 to the powerful Victorian Gothic design of Frederick Thomas Pilkington following an architectural competition.…
Barfil Farm is a 144 hectare upland farm running traditional Galloway cattle, Blackface and Castlemilk Moorit sheep, pigs and hens. Maggie Gordon and…
Barkly House is one of a number of merchant's houses in Cromarty, constructed at the end of the 18th / early 19th century. It stood roofless…
The new Barmulloch Residents' Centre opened in 2017 to provide flexible activity spaces to meet the needs and aspirations of local residents. Find out…
During WWII, Barnton Quarry was the home of the RAF sector operations centre for the Turnhouse Sector of 13 Group, RAF Fighter Command. From this…
Barochan House is a small mansion in private occupation. It was built some time before 1855 by the Duke of Argyll for the use of his local Factor. It…
Your chance to visit the Baron’s Craig Hotel, an impressive Victorian period country house, which became a hotel 100 years ago. The Hotel is blessed…
The Barony Colliery in Auchinleck was the last deep mine in Ayrshire. After closure, all that remained was the 'A' Frame, a unique and…
The Barony Chambers was originally the 'Old Town Hall' of the Burgh of Kirkintilloch. It replaced the ancient Tolbooth in 1815.
Architects Black & Salmon of Glasgow, 1844. Organ installed 1889. Fine stained glass. Now church for congregation of Barony St John's formed following…
Barpa Nam FeannagBarpa nam Feannag, ominously called ‘Cairn of the Hooded Crows’ in English, is both less accessible and less well known than Barpa Langass. Erskine…
Barpa nam Feannag, ominously called ‘Cairn of the Hooded Crows’ in English, is both less accessible and less well known than Barpa Langass. Erskine…
Barr CastleMore information - http://www.barrcastle.co.uk
More information - http://www.barrcastle.co.uk
Barra Berries Tours - The Life of a BerryA must for any foodie and fan of Barra Berries! This doors open day, Barra Berries open their poly-tunnels…
BAaD is a venue, a studio, a retail space and creative hub - a multi-use creative industry units with an eclectic mix of tenants covering music,…
Just west of Newton Stewart is Barraer Farm, where for many decades Mr James Taylor and his wife Helen have farmed. James Taylor has also created a…
Local community fire station serving Barrhead, Neilston and Uplawmoor communities. The station has 1 main building comprised of an appliance room,…
Barrhead Men’s Shed is a place for all people to get out of their house and enjoy company. Activities include chatting with other members, reading…
Developed by the Barrmill Conservation Group with garden walks and features of interest including a 19th century cholera pit the Deid Man's Plantin',…
Vale Grove and Vale View (Beechgrove) Gardens created by the Barrmill Conservation Group, the Barrmill & District community Association and other…
Vale Grove and Vale View (Beechgrove) Gardens created by the Barrmill Conservation Group, the Barrmill & District Community Association and other…
Barr Soft Drinks has been making, moving, marketing and selling some of the UK’s best-loved soft drinks brands for over 140 years. The first Barr…
Peaceful Barry Mill might be a haven of tranquility now, but it was once the beating heart of a 19th-century rural community. The water-powered mill…
Barry Mill is a working Category A listed watermill in Barry, Angus in eastern Scotland. It is owned and operated by the National Trust for Scotland…
Barry Mill, Carnoustie, ScotlandBarry Mill is a working Category A listed watermill in Barry, Angus in eastern Scotland. It is owned and operated by the National Trust for Scotland…
Barry Mill is a working Category A listed watermill in Barry, Angus in eastern Scotland. It is owned and operated by the National Trust for Scotland…
Barstobrick Visitor Centre and Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere 14 years ago, Barstobrick was upland grazing, but the Austin family have…
Built by Dr John George Bartholomew as the Edinburgh Geographical Institute (H Ramsay Taylor) in 1911 but incorporating the Palladian portico (1824)…
This A listed building was built in 1791 for General Sir Ralph Abercromby. It housed Tods Murray solicitors for nearly 150 years and is now occupied…
At the Bayes Centre, world-leading data science and artificial intelligence teams are shaping a better future for everyone. Working with partners, we…
BBC Aberdeen was established in October 1923 as BBC Scotland's second centre.? The original Beechgrove House was demolished in July 2000 to make way…
The Grade 'B' listed, two-storey Georgian townhouse (built circa 1830) was refurbished to provide additional office space, a news room and ALBA TV…
Let us convey you up braes and down memory Lane while you relax and enjoy the trip. Leaving from and returning to Gourock Station, you will hear about…
Discover the heritage of Port Glasgow and Kilmacolm and view the regeneration of the area.The Tour will start at Church Street, Port Glasgow and is a…
Back by popular demand we are reviving this popular tour from the past!A local coach tour to visit many of Greenock’s wonderful attractions.
The Beach Ballroom is celebrating its 90th year. Holding a place in the hearts of many Aberdonians since it was built in 1929, the Beach Ballroom has…
Next door to the Beach Ball Room.
Originally called Banchory House it is in exactly the same style as Smith`s earlier extensions to Balmoral Castle and which earned him the nickname…
Staff will be on hand at this hidden delight of a building and extensive grounds to provide information on the campus and the activities that they…
Now home to Dalmuir Park Housing Association. Internal design by Glasgow Architect Miles Gibson. Currently houses a collection of work by local artist…
New purpose built school building, completed in 2009, on the site of former St Andrew's (Notre Dame) College. Building may be new but the school…
Bearsden Baptist Church was originally Maxholme House (1872) and is part of the Antonine Wall (UNESCO world heritage site), the church is situated…
1863 saw the opening of the railway to Milngavie. The only intermediate station on the branch at the time was given the name 'Bearsden'. The walk…
Bearsden Hub opened in 2016. The building houses a library, archive stores, community halls and council offices.This Year come and join us for a…
Bearsden Primary school is a blonde sandstone building situated at Bearsden Cross. The building, which was opened in August 1911 was originallly known…
The Roman Bath House at Roman Road, Bearsden is the most outstanding Roman building to be seen above ground in the whole of Scotland. It contains…
Built as a Free Church. Particularly imposing tower made even more dramatic by the open upper stage below the spire. Very fine stained glass.
Built 1807-10 to replace Auld Kirk, extended in 1885. 'Heritor' Gothic T-plan church with prominent tall five-stage tower. Interior woodwork of note…
On site of original parish church. A church was built c.1590 with later 18th century extensions. The 1590 church was demolished in 1810-11 when a new…
Mr and Mrs Dickson lived in an old, draughty property in Beith for over 30 years before deciding to demolish it and rebuild a brand new air-tight and…
Classic Georgian building with attractive belfry, funded by public subscriptions and opened 1817 to replace earlier building. Ground floor reopened by…
Former UP church by Robert Baldie, 1883 with graceful 80ft octagonal tower. After a fire in 1917 it was rebuilt and extended in 1926. It returned to…
Built 1816 with churchyard to replace 1761 bulding on a different site, re-built 1910, became Roman Catholic place of worship 1921.
Site of locally endowed advanced school designed by James Sellars, opened 1888 and demolished in 1984. The landscaped grounds were laid out by the…
Site of locally endowed advanced school designed by James Sellars, opened 1888 and demolished in 1984. The landscaped grounds were laid out by the…
Former brewery Belhaven House was until recently, vacant and considered one of Perth’s most ‘at risk’ buildings. Now re-energised, it is a bright and…
Bell Pettigrew MuseumBellahouston Demonstration Garden is a unique resource within the Glasgow City Council Allotment portfolio where educational establishments and…
The garden is a unique place for schools, groups and the wider community to learn and grow. Discover how this safe and secure walled garden setting is…
After the first successful urban community right to buy campaign, Action Porty reopened the former Portobello Old Parish Church in June 2018 as…
Listed Category A. 1798 John Baxter Edinburgh. Pedimented, porticoed classical church dominating The Square, replacing the old Bellie Parish church at…
Find out about life in a busy fire station with tours of the fire station and fire engines and information on rescue techniques. Meet the fire service…
Originally the Bothwell Parish Chambers, the building was constructed in 1908 to a Mackintosh-influenced design by John Gibb Morton of 121 St Vincent…
Built in 1896 as Aberdeen's Trades Hall the first film was shown in this building two years after it was built. It became a permanent cinema in 1910…
Classical Georgian mansion with all the design features expected of the finest houses of its period. The symmetrical frontage, quadrant walls, twin…
Belville Community Garden is an urban greenspace loved by the local residents, offering community growing opportunities with an award winning…
Rising from the east shore of Loch Lomond to a height of 974m (3,193ft), Ben Lomond offers exhilarating walking and spectacular views across Loch…
Ben LomondRising from the east shore of Loch Lomond to a height of 974m (3,193ft), Ben Lomond offers exhilarating walking and spectacular views across Loch…
It was in 1893 when the Grantown branches of the YMCA and TWCA decided to build a suitable hall for the various meetings of both associations. by 1896…
Benholm Church, ScotlandThis site has a long history of religious use. Little is known of the early churches; the first substantial building was erected in the 13th century.…