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6 de abr. de 2024 · From Isle of Harris and Lewis to Dumfries and Galloway, Perthshire to Isle of Skye, Scotland has a variety of scenic villages dotted all around the country. Although Scotland is probably best known for its dramatic castles, serene lochs, rugged mountains and whisky, there are also some insanely charming villages in Scotland to visit.
19 de may. de 2024 · Plockton is a picturesque harbor village and one that most Scots agree to be the most beautiful village in the Highlands. It is a unique place, featuring a slightly milder climate as a result of the North Atlantic Drift.
27 de sept. de 2023 · Picture postcard villages in Scotland are the ultimate slow travel destination. Their quaint streets, seafood cafes, boutique accommodation, gorgeous scenery and endless outdoor adventures all weave together to create a truly special, one-of-a-kind travel experience.
- Killin, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs
- Pittenweem, Fife
- Anstruther, Fife
- St Monans, Fife
- Dean Village, Edinburgh
- Livingston Village, West Lothian
- Mid Calder, West Lothian
- Peebles, Scottish Borders
- Kirk Yetholm & Town Yetholm, Scottish Borders
- Melrose, Scottish Borders
Killinis probably my favourite village in Scotland; located next to the Falls of Dochart, Killin is a dreamy, cosy village nestled in nature. Explore the magical ruin of Finlarig Castle, hike the hill Sron A’ Chlachainfor great views of the village and of Loch Tay, and then treat yourself with a warm meal at one of the three pubs in the village. A ...
Pittenweem is a small fishing village located on the east coast of Fife. Not only does it have an adorable name, but it’s also one of the prettiest villages in Scotland on the east coast! Artsy, colourful and quirky, there is plenty to see and do in this small village. Buy an ice cream from the store on the harbour, shop in one of the craft shops, ...
Anstruther is another village on the east coast of Fife that is utterly delightful. It’s best known for its chippy- the Anstruther Fish Bar, which has won multiple awards including UK Fish and Chip Shop of the Year! Wander the cobblestone streets, head down to the beach or ride the May Princess across to the Isle of May. Where to stay: The Waterfro...
St Monans is the smallest fishing village on the East Neuk of Fife. Fishing and salt production were once the main industries here, and you can still see a reconstructed version of the St Monans Windmillwhich would pump the seawater. The white, blue and orange pantiled cottages that line the harbour are a photographer’s dream. So is the ruin of New...
Dean Village, located a short walk from the centre of Edinburghis a tranquil setting away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The village surrounds the Water of Leith, and the village was where the milling of water mills once took place. The best view of the village is fromDean Bridge, where you can see the colourful historic houses. From here ...
Before the town of Livingston, there was Livingston Village– a bonnie village located next to the River Almond. The village dates back from the 12th century and it was originally a farming village. There is a lovely pub called the Livingston Inn located in the heart of the village, which has a nice beer garden. Robert Burnsactually stayed at the In...
Mid Calderis a conservation village- and it’s also where the Haggis grew up! Mid Calder was once an important stopover for drovers transporting their cattle to markets across Scotland; it was home to nine pubs to satisfy the thirst of the drovers! From the 16th – 18th centuries, witch trials were held in the village church, the Kirk of Calder. Thos...
Peebles is a bustling village located in the Scottish Borders. Technically it’s a town, but is still has that village feel- hence why I included it on this list. The River Tweedruns alongside the town, and on a sunny day, you’ll see many folks sitting on its bonnie banks. Peebles is home to the Cross Kirk, a ruin that was once a church. Alexander I...
The villages of Kirk Yetholmand Town Yetholm are located next to the Scotland and England border. The two villages are separated by the Bowmont River, and lie just under a mile apart. Kirk Yetholm is the closest to the border, and was once home to the Gypsies of Yetholm They are popular villages for walkers of the Pennine Way, the Scottish National...
Melrose is a history lover’s paradise. Tucked beneath the Eildon Hills, the small town is home to Melrose Abbey, a 12th-century monastery that was founded by Cistercian monks under the instructions of David I. Melrose is an energetic wee town, and it’s a good place to base yourself when exploring the Scottish Borders. It’s filled with some excellen...
What are the most beautiful towns in Scotland? From the colourful harbour towns to romantic Highland villages - here are 20 places for your itinerary!
view of Loch Carron from Plockton. 2. Fort Augustus: One of My Favourite of the Prettiest Villages in the Scottish Highland. 📠A Hamlet at the Southern Tip of Loch Ness, on the Great Glen Way. Fort Augustus, a gem nestled at the southern tip of the infamous Loch Ness, offers more than just monster-spotting adventures.
11 de may. de 2017 · 1. Crail. Este diminuto pueblo de pescadores en la costa de Fife me tiene el corazón robado. Quizás sea porque en sus reducidas dimensiones concentra uno de los puertos más monos del East Neuk. O quizás por la pasión con la que viven el arte. O por el chocolate caliente. O por todo esto y mucho más.
